The Wimberley ISD is a small district with 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school and 1 high school serving the cities of Wimberley and Woodcreek. The district was formed in 1986 from portions of the Hays CISD and Dripping Springs ISD. Scroll Down to Read More About Wimberley ISD Homes.
Quick Summary — For Busy Buyers
- 212 homes currently for sale in Wimberley ISD
- $595,000 median sale price over the past 12 months ($283/sq ft)
- Homes are going under contract in a median of 64 days at 96% of asking price
- Zoned to 4 campuses: Blue Hole Primary, Jacob’s Well Elementary, Danforth Junior High, and Wimberley High
- Best known for: Texas Hill Country acreage, small-town character, and the Blanco River and Jacob’s Well
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Wimberley ISD Homes for Sale
SEARCH ALL WIMBERLEY ISD HOMES FOR SALENo Email Required! Wimberley ISD Schools Map
Use the interactive map below to check out schools in the Wimberley ISD. Elementary schools are marked with a chalkboard, middle schools with a blue school icon and high schools with a black graduation cap.
Wimberley ISD Market Snapshot
Wimberley ISD’s active listings carry a meaningfully higher median list price ($650,000) than what homes actually closed for over the past year ($595,000), which is typical for a small Hill Country market where a handful of larger acreage and custom-build listings can pull the active median upward. With 212 homes on the market and a median of 64 days to go under contract, buyers here have more room to look around and negotiate than in the faster-moving suburbs closer to Austin.
About Wimberley ISD
Wimberley ISD sits in the Texas Hill Country along the Blanco River and Cypress Creek, in Hays County southwest of Austin. The district serves the town of Wimberley itself along with the unincorporated community of Woodcreek, plus the surrounding ranch and acreage properties that spread out from both. Formed in 1986 when Wimberley split off from portions of Hays CISD and Dripping Springs ISD, it remains one of the smallest districts in the Austin metro, with just four campuses total.
That small scale is part of the draw. Wimberley ISD’s total enrollment is a fraction of its Austin-suburb neighbors, and the district has stayed close to its rural roots even as home prices in the area have climbed. For buyers, that usually means acreage lots, well and septic systems rather than city utilities, and a slower pace than districts built around new-construction subdivisions. It also means fewer school options within the district itself, so families moving here are typically choosing the lifestyle first and the schools second, rather than shopping by feeder pattern the way buyers do in larger suburban districts.
What Homes Look Like in Wimberley ISD
At the more affordable end, Wimberley ISD has smaller homes and cottages closer to town, along with condos and townhomes in Woodcreek, typically on smaller lots with easier maintenance than the acreage properties that dominate the rest of the district.
The bulk of the market is custom and semi-custom homes on acreage, from a half acre up to several acres, often with Hill Country views, mature oak and cedar cover, and a mix of well and septic systems or community water depending on the subdivision.
At the top of the range, Wimberley ISD includes estate-style properties along the Blanco River and in the Hill Country ranchland surrounding town, which is part of why the active median list price runs well above the closed median. The median closed sale price of $595,000 over the past year gives the more realistic sense of what a typical Wimberley ISD home actually sells for.
Growth & District News in Wimberley ISD
A $135 Million Bond for Facility Modernization
Unlike several of the faster-growing districts around it, Wimberley ISD isn’t building new schools to keep up with enrollment. Voters approved a $135 million bond focused on modernizing what the district already has: consolidating Danforth Junior High and the district’s central administration onto a single property, upgrading athletic fields with Dark Sky-certified lighting, adding bus security cameras, improving parking near Blue Hole, and improving energy efficiency across campuses. As of the most recent update, design work on the bond projects was about 95% complete, with construction beginning to ramp up across multiple projects. It’s a facility story, not a growth story, which fits a district that has stayed at four campuses for years.
A Small District by Design
Wimberley ISD’s stability is worth naming plainly for buyers used to reading about bond elections and rezoning fights in bigger districts. With just two elementary schools, one junior high, and one high school, Wimberley ISD isn’t adding campuses or redrawing attendance boundaries. That predictability is part of what buyers are paying for when they choose Wimberley over a faster-growing, more crowded suburb.
Is Now a Good Time to Buy in Wimberley ISD?
4-Year Market Perspective
Over the past four fiscal years, Wimberley ISD’s closed home prices have moved in a fairly narrow band. Median sale prices ran from $498,500 in FY24-25, the softest year of the stretch, up to $595,000 in the most recent partial year, with FY22-23 and FY23-24 both landing between $529,000 and $553,000. Price per square foot has stayed remarkably stable across the same period, moving from $278 to $283.
The clearest trend has been in days on market, which nearly doubled from a median of 41 days in FY22-23 to 64 days most recently, while the sale-to-list ratio eased only slightly from 97% to 96%. Taken together, that points to a market that has shifted from a strong seller’s market a few years ago to something closer to balanced today, without the price declines some faster-growing Austin-metro districts have seen. For broader context on where Austin-area home prices stand right now, see Eleven Oaks Realty’s latest Austin Real Estate Price Report.
| Fiscal Year | Closings | Median Sale Price | Median $/SqFt | Median CP/LP% | Median Days on Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY22-23 | 273 | $529,000 | $278.49 | 97% | 41 |
| FY23-24 | 263 | $553,000 | $278.51 | 97% | 64 |
| FY24-25 | 292 | $498,500 | $268.32 | 97% | 63 |
| FY25-26* | 253 | $595,000 | $283.48 | 96% | 64 |
*FY25-26 is a partial year as of this writing.
How to Buy in Wimberley ISD
- Get pre-approved, and talk to your lender early about financing acreage properties on well and septic, which can work differently than a standard city-lot mortgage.
- Tour homes across the district, from smaller in-town properties and Woodcreek to acreage listings further out, to get a feel for how different the lifestyle can be from one part of Wimberley ISD to another.
- Understand water rights, septic system condition, and any HOA or deed restrictions specific to the property, all of which matter more here than in a typical city subdivision.
- Make a competitive, well-informed offer based on real comparable sales, not just the list price.
- Work through inspection, the option period, and closing with a local specialist who knows the Wimberley market.
Have questions about a specific Wimberley ISD listing? Text us at (512) 827-8323 or request a call back below — no pressure, just answers from local specialists.
Schools in Wimberley ISD
Wimberley ISD Elementary Schools
Blue Hole Primary
15900 Winters Mill Parkway
Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: (512) 847-3407
Great Schools Rating: Not Yet Rated
Jacob’s Well Elementary
3470 Ranch Rd 2325
Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: (512) 847-5558
Great Schools Rating: 8/10
Wimberley ISD Middle Schools
Danforth Junior High
200 Texan Blvd
Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: (512) 847-2181
Great Schools Rating: 8/10
Wimberley ISD High Schools
Wimberley High
100 Carney Lane
Wimberley, TX 78676
Phone: (512) 847-5729
Great Schools Rating: 6/10
School ratings reflect GreatSchools ratings as of September 2026. Ratings are subject to change at any time. Please verify ratings and boundaries with the school district.
Communities in Wimberley ISD
Wimberley ISD doesn’t have the dozens of named subdivisions you’d find in a large suburban district, but a handful of areas come up again and again. Woodcreek is the largest planned community in the district, an unincorporated area just outside downtown Wimberley with its own golf course and a mix of established and newer homes. Closer to the town center, Mustang Valley and Big Sky Ranch offer acreage-style living within a short drive of Wimberley’s shops and restaurants, while Paradise Hills sits further out in the Hill Country with larger lots and more privacy. Beyond those named areas, much of Wimberley ISD is unincorporated Hays County, where homes sit on individual acreage tracts rather than in platted subdivisions. We don’t have dedicated guides built for these communities yet, but if you’re set on one of them, reach out and we can walk you through what’s currently on the market.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wimberley ISD
Wimberley ISD has four campuses: Blue Hole Primary and Jacob’s Well Elementary at the elementary level, Danforth Junior High, and Wimberley High School. All four serve the towns of Wimberley and Woodcreek.
Wimberley ISD’s four campuses carry generally strong GreatSchools ratings for a small district, and being one of the smallest in the Austin area means smaller class sizes and closer ties between schools and families. Current ratings for each campus are listed in the schools section above.
Homes in Wimberley ISD sold for a median of $595,000 over the past year, at a median of $283 per square foot. Active listings currently carry a median list price of $650,000, reflecting a wider range of home sizes and lot types on the market right now.
No. Wimberley is an independent Hill Country town in Hays County, roughly 40 minutes southwest of downtown Austin. It has its own school district, city government, and small-town character distinct from the Austin suburbs closer to I-35.
Wimberley ISD serves the town of Wimberley and the unincorporated community of Woodcreek, along with the surrounding ranch and acreage properties in that part of Hays County.
Many homes in Wimberley ISD are on private well and septic systems rather than city utilities, especially on acreage properties outside the town center. Water source and septic condition are important things to check during a home search here.
Homes in Wimberley ISD are going under contract in a median of 64 days right now, giving buyers more time to make a confident decision than in faster-moving Austin-metro markets.
Not currently. Wimberley ISD has stayed at four campuses for years, and its recent $135 million bond is focused on modernizing existing facilities rather than building new ones.
Voters approved a $135 million bond to modernize Wimberley ISD’s facilities, including consolidating Danforth Junior High and the district’s central administration onto one property, upgrading athletic fields with Dark Sky-certified lighting, adding bus security cameras, and improving energy efficiency across campuses.
Raymond Stoklosa and Rebecca Jacks with Eleven Oaks Realty specialize in Wimberley ISD homes. Call or text (512) 827-8323, email info@11OaksRealty.com, or fill out the form below to schedule a no-obligation consultation.
Wimberley Realtor Specializing in Wimberley ISD Homes
Raymond Stoklosa and Rebecca Jacks are Wimberley Realtors specializing in Wimberley ISD homes. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Wimberley ISD, Raymond and Rebecca know the area well and have the experience and tools necessary to make your next real estate transaction stress free. For more info about who we are and how we work, check out Buying a Home in Wimberley ISD and Selling a Home in Wimberley ISD. Then call us at (512) 827-8323 or email us at info@11OaksRealty.com to schedule a no obligation consultation.
