Driftwood, TX 78619 (Hays County)
About this property
A rare 11.55-acre homestead-ready ranch property in Driftwood, thoughtfully platted into two separate tracts for flexibility, family compounds, or future resale. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this land backs up to and overlooks a historic longtime Driftwood Ranch, offering wide-open views, privacy, and a peaceful agricultural setting. The property features numerous healthy mature oak trees providing natural shade and shelter for livestock. There is abundant wildlife throughout the property. With multiple elevated homesites ideal for building a farmhouse, barndominium, or ranch-style residence. Improvements already in place make this a true head start for a working homestead or small ranch: a livestock corral with lean-to for shade and protection, a shed with storage and tack room, an existing water well, and electric service on-site. An older septic system is present, providing additional infrastructure value. This land is well-suited for cattle, goats, horses, chickens, gardening, or a self-sustaining homestead lifestyle, with room for barns, greenhouses, orchards, and fenced pastures. Whether you’re looking to build a multigenerational ranch or create a private country retreat, this property offers the space, natural resources, and privacy to bring your vision to life. Just minutes from Driftwood and Wimberley conveniences, yet fully immersed in Hill Country ranch living
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About the Area
101 Purple Sage None is located in Driftwood, Texas, in Hays County. Hays County is one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States, driven by the explosive growth of San Marcos and Kyle-Buda corridor connecting Austin and San Antonio. The county blends Hill Country character in its western reaches, Wimberley, Dripping Springs, Driftwood, with rapidly urbanizing communities along the I-35 corridor.
The Blanco River and Barton Creek headwaters flow through Hays County, carving spring-fed swimming holes beloved by generations of Texans. Jacob's Well, a natural cylindrical karstic spring, and the swimming holes of Blue Hole Regional Park draw visitors year-round. The Edwards Plateau escarpment creates dramatic topographic relief in the western half of the county.
Driftwood had an estimated population of 141 as of 2023. The 78619 zip code has a median household income of $171,667, a median home value of $709,400, and a median age of 44.4. The average household size is 2.84 people.
Texas State University anchors San Marcos, supporting a significant education and healthcare sector. The I-35 corridor has attracted major distribution centers and manufacturing. The western Hill Country communities of Wimberley and Dripping Springs have become destination wine, dining, and retreat markets commanding premium real estate prices.
Demographic data sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2023).
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