3600 Mount Sharp Rd Wimberley, TX 78676
This exceptional 23.257-acre property in Hays County, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located on paved Mt. Sharp Road between Wimberley and Dripping Springs, this land boasts stunning 60-foot elevation changes offering breathtaking views. The property features a farmhouse (requiring rehabilitation), a natural spring with multiple water features, a swimming hole, and a pond with a handmade dam. Existing infrastructure includes electricity and multiple residential wells. Extensive due diligence has already been completed, including soil tests, tree surveys, and approval for a commercial water well (Tier 2, up to 4.79 acre/ft). Architectural, civil, water, septic, structural, foundation, and MEP engineering plans will be conveyed with the sale; septic permits are already approved. A site plan allows for 14 cabins, plus an area for 18 antique camper sites (substitutable for additional cabins). The property is ideally situated near Jacob's Well, wineries, and other Hill Country attractions, making it perfect for an event center, high-end rentals, or a luxury ranch development. Mature trees, including cedar, oak, and persimmon, add to the property's natural beauty. This is a rare opportunity given the current groundwater district's limitations on future applications; the seller will assist with permit completion. The asking price is $2,000,102. The address is 3600 Mt Sharp Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676.
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