5.2 ACRES PRIVATE LOT
$1,875,000
WIMBERLEY, TX
The Wimberley Ridge Estate
Panoramic Blanco Valley views, zero-edge travertine plunge pool, and passive solar orientation.
4 Beds
3.5 Baths
3,640 sqft
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12.0 ACRES · AG EXEMPT
$2,450,000
FREDERICKSBURG, TX
Old Creek Limestone Farmhouse
Historic vernacular masonry, detached guest barn, active vineyard planting, and Trinity aquifer well.
4 Beds
4 Baths
4,120 sqft
3.8 ACRES CREEK FRONTAGE
$1,620,000
DRIPPING SPRINGS, TX
Onion Creek Ranch Compound
Direct private water access, detached creative workshop studio, and screened cedar dining porch.
3 Beds
3 Baths
2,890 sqft
24.5 ACRES LIVE WATER
$3,200,000
BLANCO, TX
Blanco River Vista Ranch
800 feet of pristine riverfront, equestrian facilities, high-fenced orchard, and multi-car carriage house.
5 Beds
5 Baths
5,400 sqft
18.0 ACRES · AG EXEMPT
$2,890,000
WILLOW CITY, TX
Willow City Loop Equestrian Estate
Custom equestrian barn, private riding arena, rainwater harvesting array, and native granite outcroppings.
4 Beds
4.5 Baths
4,450 sqft
8.4 ACRES LAKE VIEWS
$2,150,000
MARBLE FALLS, TX
Marble Falls Hilltop Sanctuary
Elevated lake vistas, geothermal HVAC loop, cedar sauna, and dedicated wine cellar carved into granite.
4 Beds
3.5 Baths
3,800 sqft
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Living in the Texas Hill Country
Buying a home on acreage in the Hill Country means learning a few things city buyers rarely encounter: well capacity and groundwater rules, outdoor lighting ordinances, agricultural tax valuations, and the difference between a survey and a fence line. A short primer follows.
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Dark Sky Communities
Dripping Springs was the first town in Texas to be named an International Dark Sky Community, and the Wimberley Valley has since followed. Local ordinances limit unshielded and upward-facing outdoor lighting, which keeps the Milky Way visible from most porches in the western Hill Country.
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1-D-1 Tax Valuations
Texas’s open-space (1-d-1) valuation taxes qualifying land on its agricultural or wildlife-management use rather than its market value, which can reduce the annual bill substantially. Nest & Acre helps buyers confirm an existing valuation transfers cleanly and plan qualifying uses such as grazing leases, beekeeping, or a wildlife management plan.
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Aquifer Conservation
Most Hill Country homes draw from private wells in the Trinity Aquifer, and local groundwater conservation districts regulate drilling and pumping. We help buyers review well logs and flow tests, understand district rules, and weigh rainwater collection as a supplement.
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Plateau Architecture
The best Hill Country houses work with the climate: thick limestone walls, standing-seam metal roofs, deep porches, and breezeways aligned to the prevailing southeast summer wind, so the home stays comfortable long before the air conditioning comes on.
