Wimberley, Texas · Hays County

A Private Hill Country Compound With Devil’s Backbone Views

$1,495,000

13.81 private acres just 3.2 miles from downtown Wimberley, with a main residence, guest house, 10 cabins, high-bay building, horse stable, massive water storage, trails, sunset views, and the infrastructure to create a family retreat, luxury compound, or legacy getaway.

15 beds · 24.5 baths: across the property
9,661 sq ft: conditioned space across the property
13.81 acres: private Hill Country setting

A closer look at the property

Room to gather.
Space to make it your own.

A main residence, guest house, 10 detached cabins, 3,092-square-foot insulated high-bay building, horse stable and 33,000+ gallons of water storage, all across 13.81 private acres with sweeping Hill Country views just 3.2 miles from downtown Wimberley. This stunning retreat offers Wimberley Valley & Devil’s Backbone views and an extraordinary collection of existing improvements difficult to recreate today.

A winding paved drive leads through changing elevation to the 2,440-square-foot main residence with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and multiple porches. A separate 489-square-foot guest house offers an ADA-accessible bath.

10 detached cabins total 3,640 square feet. Nine each feature 2 full baths; the 10th has an upgraded layout with a kitchenette and full bath with a tub/shower. The 3,092-square-foot insulated high-bay building features soaring open space, 2 half baths and a commercial-style kitchen, with an adjoining meadow and generous parking. Together, the main residence, guest house, cabins and high-bay building provide 9,661 conditioned square feet.

Additional improvements include a 606-square-foot dual-roll-up-door shop, 640-square-foot horse stable, 317-square-foot shed, pavilion, 2 carports, pump houses, storage and a level RV pad with power and a septic cleanout.

The land unfolds into distinct spaces, each with its own character. A seasonal creek, mature live oaks, walking/hiking trails and stone walkways between the cabins invite exploration, while the ridge-top, west-facing fire pit opens to spectacular sunsets across the valley.

Much of the neighboring valley remains undeveloped, extending the views and giving the property a sense of scale, openness and seclusion that feels far removed from town.

Existing infrastructure includes 2 septic systems, water distribution and fire-suppression systems, a fire hydrant, drainage improvements and extensive utilities.

A rare Hill Country estate, multi-generational retreat or creative live/work setting where substantial improvements meet the feeling of having a much larger piece of Texas all to yourself.