Equestrian estates · Hill Country ranches
Dripping Springs, Spicewood, Wimberley, Liberty Hill and Bee Cave lead the Austin-area market for equestrian estates, and Manor and Elgin offer more land for the money east of the city. Rick Orr vets water, fencing, footing and tax status the way a rancher would.
Austin-area listings on 3 acres or more that mention horses in the MLS description.
1375 CR 320 Granger, TX 76530
$2,699,999
Carl Cleveland, Ashby Real Estate Group401 Deer Lake Rd Wimberley, TX 78676
$1,800,000
Alice Lebkuecher, Keller Williams Wimberley110 Navajo Trl Georgetown, TX 78633
$1,395,000
Marion Lamantia, Magnolia Realty Round Rock1701 County Road 466 Elgin, TX 78621
$975,000
Sam Sheridan, The FDR Group577 Herron Trl McDade, TX 78650
$1,499,000
Taylor Homuth, Serhant Texas, LLC463 Appaloosa Dr Fischer, TX 78623
$485,000
Greg Ward, Teresa A. Shell, Broker11248 Tom Sassman Rd Austin, TX 78747
$1,995,000
Joshua Smith, Keller Williams Realty14301 S Green Hills Loop Austin, TX 78737
$1,177,000
John Lairsen, Travis Real Estate235 Mesquite Dr Cedar Creek, TX 78612
$825,000
Kevin White, Keller Williams Realty1454 Red Town Rd Elgin, TX 78621
$780,000
Hudson Loyd Loyd, Capitol Ranch Real Estate10224 Twin Lake Loop Dripping Springs, TX 78620
$650,000
Cheryl Fowlkes, eXp Realty, LLC8075 Mount Sharp Rd Wimberley, TX 78676
$1,999,950
Brande Draper, Christies Intl Real Estate Lone StarHorse properties are half real estate and half operation. Rick vets water, fencing, footing and tax status the way a rancher would, with the polish of a luxury broker.
Every submarket has trade-offs: commute, water, soil, HOA restrictions and price per acre. Rick will walk you through where your goals fit best.
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Dripping Springs, Spicewood, Wimberley, Liberty Hill and Bee Cave lead the market for equestrian estates within an easy drive of downtown. Manor and Elgin offer larger acreage at a better price per acre east of the city.
It depends on your herd, the grass and how much hay you plan to feed. Many owners on smaller tracts supplement with hay year-round. If keeping an agricultural tax valuation matters to you, check the county appraisal district's minimum acreage and use rules before you buy.
Reliable water (well production, ponds, creek access), soil and drainage, cross-fencing condition, barn and stall layout, arena footing, road access for trailers and, critically, the existing agricultural or wildlife tax valuation status.
Yes. Many equestrian estates sell privately through relationships, and Rick regularly sources horse properties that never reach the MLS.
In many cases, yes, as long as the qualifying use continues without interruption and you file what the appraisal district requires. Rick coordinates with the county appraisal district and your CPA during the transaction to protect it.
Share your acreage goals, number of horses and preferred area. Rick will send matching properties, including off-market ranches.
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