
$4,939,585
13341 Hwy 290 #5 and 6-200, Austin, TX, 78737

$4,939,585
13341 Hwy 290 #5 and 6-200, Austin, TX, 78737

$4,250,000
27900 Ranch Road 12, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$4,000,000
29300 Ranch Road 12 RD, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$4,000,000
29300 Ranch Road 12, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$3,500,000
000 US 290 Highway, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$3,000,000
TBD Founders Park RD, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$2,750,000
1511 US Hwy 290 Highway, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$2,375,000
27320 Ranch Road 12, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,800,000
2790 Highway 290, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,690,000
256 Charro Vista DR, Driftwood, TX, 78619

$1,599,900
23351 FM 150, Driftwood, TX, 78619

$1,599,900
23351 Fm 150, Driftwood, TX, 78619

$1,550,000
2350 & 2400 Highway 290, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,500,000
200 & 250 Sportsplex DR, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,450,000
192 Gaucho WAY, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,339,000
801 Highway 290, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,325,000
468 Lloyd LN, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$1,100,000
800 Highway 290 #D, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$895,000
603 Highway 290 Highway, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620

$875,000
640 Goodnight TRL, Dripping Springs, TX, 78620
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Dripping Springs has a population that has grown steadily but remains small-town in scale compared to the suburban cities along I-35. The community is predominantly white with a growing Hispanic population, and median household incomes are above the state average, reflecting the area's appeal to higher-income professionals and families. Most residents are homeowners in single-family properties, and the age distribution includes a significant share of school-age families alongside retirees and remote workers who relocated to the Hill Country during and after the pandemic. Household sizes are slightly larger than the Austin metro average, with many three- and four-person families.
Daily life in Dripping Springs revolves around a handful of key stops: the H-E-B on US-290 for groceries, the Mercer Street area near the historic town center for local shops and restaurants, and the various ranch roads branching off US-290 for outdoor activities and visiting neighbors. The Saturday farmers market at the Dripping Springs Ranch Park is a weekly gathering point for produce, baked goods, and local crafts. Children attend Dripping Springs ISD schools, and youth sports, 4-H livestock programs, and outdoor clubs are popular extracurricular activities. For medical care beyond the local urgent care clinics, residents drive to Austin or Kyle. The distillery and brewery corridor along US-290 draws weekend visitors from Austin but also serves as a social outlet for locals. The pace of life is slower than Austin, the nights are darker, and the stars are more visible.
Dripping Springs is served by Dripping Springs ISD. Students typically attend Walnut Springs Elementary or Dripping Springs Elementary for elementary school, Dripping Springs Middle for middle school, and Dripping Springs High School for high school.
School District: Dripping Springs ISD
Dripping Springs is approximately 25 miles west of downtown Austin along US-290. The drive takes 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic conditions, with congestion common at the Oak Hill Y intersection.
Dripping Springs is known as the Gateway to the Hill Country and for Distillery Row, a stretch of US-290 with over a dozen craft distilleries and breweries. Hamilton Pool Preserve is also nearby.
Dripping Springs is served by Dripping Springs Independent School District, which enrolls roughly 7,500 students and is rated among the top districts in the Austin metro for academics and college readiness.
Dripping Springs homes tend to be more expensive than typical Austin suburbs, with median prices in the $500,000 to $700,000 range. Properties on acreage and custom Hill Country homes frequently exceed $1 million.
Life in Dripping Springs centers on outdoor recreation, Hill Country scenery, and the local food and drink scene. Residents have access to ranch parks, trails, and the distilleries along US-290 while maintaining proximity to Austin.
Dripping Springs has grown steadily over the past decade as buyers seek Hill Country acreage within commuting distance of Austin. The city's population has roughly doubled since 2010, and new subdivisions continue to develop along US-290.