Land for Sale in Hays County, TX

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

Discover this exceptional 8.05-acre tract, right outside of Dripping Springs off RR 12 and just 30 minutes from Austin. Located in the Springlake subdivision, this large piece of raw land is abundant with many beautiful trees, offering a natural and tranquil setting. With the potential to be subdivided into smaller lots for single-family homes and with City Water available, this property provides an enticing opportunity for development. Whether you envision a private estate or a boutique residential lot development, this land is a blank canvas awaiting your touch.

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

Ultra-rare opportunity in McCarty Ranch. One of the last undeveloped lots in one of San Marcos’ most desirable and exclusive neighborhoods. Over five acres to build your own private Texas estate. You won’t even know you have neighbors. Featuring mature oak trees and a level build site that has already been cleared for your vision to come to life. Conveniently located just minutes from I-35, with easy access to shopping, dining, and only 10 minutes from downtown San Marcos. A new H-E-B is currently under construction less than 3 miles away, adding even more appeal to this already prime location. Enjoy the balance of having your own private escape while remaining close to everythi

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

10-15 minute drive to downtown Dripping Springs on . 38 acre. Deer Creek Lakes & amenities included in voluntary HOA.

Land for sale in Hays County, TX:

This is the kind of land that's getting harder to find and easier to love. Part of an exclusive 15-tract estate community, this is for the buyers who value space, privacy, and natural beauty yet want to be close to city services. 2013 Hilliard Rd is +/- 13.89 acres of pristine Hill Country with wildlife exemption, keeping property taxes exceptionally low, with uninterrupted views across a protected conservancy, and only +/-10 minutes from central San Marcos and +/- 15 minutes from Kyle. Beyond the conservancy lies a large tract owned by Texas State University, creating an exceptional layered buffer that preserves the surrounding landscape and the remarkable sense of openness that defines th