Location

Live Water

The property’s most notable feature is the 1,335’ of tranquil Blanco River frontage that is lined with majestic Cypress trees and native foliage.

Jurisdiction & Potential Use

Another standout feature is the lack of any deed restrictions and the property’s strategic location outside of any City’s limits or ETJ. This level of flexibility opens up a multitude of possibilities to create a one-of-a-kind destination, whether you are looking to build your dream home or develop a commercial venture.

This property would be a stellar location for a variety of uses such as glamping, vineyards, a winery, distillery, wellness retreat, boutique hotel, short-term rentals, and more. It is a blank canvas to turn your vision into reality. Tap into the thriving tourism industry in Wimberley with its charming downtown, vibrant arts scene, and abundance of outdoor activities. The area attracts visitors year-round, ensuring a steady stream of clientele for your commercial venture.

Utilities

Well and electricity on site.

Topography

The property is generally level with a gentle slope down to the river.

Taxes

Wildlife exempt. 2022 taxes were $30.35

Area Information

Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Wimberley is a charming destination that attracts visitors from far and wide. Dating back to the mid-1800s when the first settlers arrived in the area, the town has evolved into a thriving community known for its unique blend of small-town charm and artistic flair. The town’s historic buildings, including the iconic Wimberley Square, showcase the area’s rich heritage and provides a picturesque backdrop for its bustling tourism scene. Wimberley’s charming downtown exudes a welcoming atmosphere and features an array of eclectic shops, art galleries, and farm-to-table restaurants. In addition, the region is home to several award-winning wineries, distilleries and breweries.

With its natural beauty and strategic location in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Wimberley serves as a gateway to a multitude of outdoor attractions. The town is known for its picturesque landscapes and postcard-worthy views. The Blanco River winds through town serving as a playground for water activities such as swimming, fishing and kayaking. Other attractions in the area like Jacob’s Well Natural Area, Blue Hole Regional Park, the Blanco Narrows, and Devil’s Backbone provide endless opportunities to enjoy nature and find adventure.

Co-listed with Republic Commercial Land & Brokerage, LLC