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$350,000
262 SICKLE LOOP, Kyle, TX, 78640
432,042SqFt$171/SqFt
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$325,000
343 Sickle LOOP, Kyle, TX, 78640
432,590SqFt$125/SqFt
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$325,000
383 Sickle LOOP, Kyle, TX, 78640
432,590SqFt$125/SqFt
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$299,999
238 Sickle LOOP, Uhland, TX, 78640
421,832SqFt$164/SqFt
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$299,995
218 Sickle LOOP, Kyle, TX, 78640
422,035SqFt$147/SqFt
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$275,000
352 Sickle LOOP, Uhland, TX, 78640
321,521SqFt$181/SqFt
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$228,500
205 Granary DR, Kyle, TX, 78640
321,323SqFt$173/SqFt
Market Overview for Harvest Creek
There are 7 active listings in Harvest Creek with a median list price of $300K and a median sold price of $290K.
Homes average 21 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 3 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $155.
About Harvest Creek
Harvest Creek is a residential subdivision in unincorporated Hays County, Texas, with a Kyle/Uhland mailing address (ZIP 78640). The community was built exclusively by D.R. Horton, with construction completed in 2023. The subdivision is now sold out. Hays County Appraisal District records identify the formal plat name as Harvest Creek Phase 1.
D.R. Horton offered 11 floor plans in the community, with homes ranging from approximately 1,293 to 2,473 square feet in 3- to 4-bedroom configurations with 2 to 4 bathrooms. Homes feature one- and two-story designs with brick and stone exteriors. Lot sizes are approximately 0.11 to 0.15 acres, typical of newer suburban construction in the I-35 corridor south of Austin.
The community is accessed off Grist Mill Road via FM 150 and Lehman Road, in the broader Uhland/east Kyle growth area. Because Harvest Creek is located in unincorporated Hays County rather than within the Kyle city limits, the property tax rate is approximately 2.05 percent, described as one of the lower rates for newer construction in the area.
Harvest Creek is governed by the Harvest Creek HOA, managed by IRJ Property Management, with annual dues of $300 billed in January. The community has an architectural control committee that reviews exterior modifications.
Harvest Creek is served by Hays Consolidated Independent School District, which received a TEA accountability rating of B (score 80 out of 100) for the 2024-25 school year. Students are zoned to Hemphill Elementary (Ramage Elementary, a new campus on Gristmill Road, opened in August 2025 and may serve portions of the community), D.J. Red Simon Middle School, and Lehman High School.
Living in Harvest Creek
Harvest Creek provides newer construction in the east Kyle/Uhland corridor, where the unincorporated Hays County location results in a lower property tax rate compared to homes within Kyle's city limits. The community's 2022-2023 build dates mean all infrastructure, home systems, and construction materials are recent.
The HOA is managed by IRJ Property Management, with the TownSq app providing resident access to HOA communications, architectural review requests, and community information. Annual dues of $300 cover common-area maintenance.
The location off Grist Mill Road places the community in a section of Hays County that has experienced rapid residential growth along the FM 150 and Bunton Creek Road corridors. Kyle's commercial development along I-35, including grocery stores, restaurants, and retail services, is accessible within a short drive west via FM 150.
Commuters heading north toward Austin can access I-35 or SH-130 (toll road). The I-35 corridor connects to Austin's employment centers approximately 20 miles north, while SH-130 provides a less-congested alternative route into eastern Travis County.
Things to Do in Harvest Creek
- Lake Kyle Park: City of Kyle park offering canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, and nature trails around a community lake.
- Plum Creek Golf Course: 18-hole public golf course in Kyle designed by Garrett Gill with a links-style layout along Plum Creek.
- Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center: Restored 1914 Southern Pacific Railroad depot in downtown Kyle housing local history exhibits.
- EVO Entertainment: Entertainment venue in Kyle offering bowling, movies, arcade games, and dining.
- Steeplechase Park: 31-acre Kyle park with disc golf course, dog park, sports fields, and walking trails.
Major Employers in Harvest Creek
- Hays CISD (Education): Public school district serving the Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos corridor.
- Amazon (Logistics/Technology): Operates a sortation center in the Kyle Crossing area.
- H-E-B (Retail/Grocery): Texas-based grocery chain with stores in Kyle and throughout the region.
- City of Kyle (Government): Municipal government providing public services to Kyle's growing population.
- Texas State University (Higher Education): Public university in nearby San Marcos, located south on I-35.
Harvest Creek Schools
Harvest Creek is served by Hays Consolidated Independent School District, which received a TEA accountability rating of B (80/100) for the 2024-25 school year.
School District: Hays CISD
Public Schools
- Hemphill Elementary - Hays CISD elementary school at 3995 E FM 150 in Kyle. Note: Ramage Elementary opened on Gristmill Road in August 2025 and may serve portions of this area.
- D.J. Red Simon Middle School - Hays CISD middle school at 3839 E FM 150 in Kyle.
- Lehman High School - Hays CISD high school at 1700 Lehman Road in Kyle.
Private Schools
- Hill Country Christian School - Private Christian school in the Kyle/San Marcos area.
Higher Education
- Texas State University - Public university in San Marcos, south of the community on I-35.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Harvest Creek in Kyle or Uhland?
Harvest Creek is in unincorporated Hays County with a Kyle/Uhland mailing address (ZIP 78640). It is outside the Kyle city limits, which results in a lower property tax rate of approximately 2.05 percent.
Who built the homes in Harvest Creek?
Harvest Creek was built exclusively by D.R. Horton with 11 floor plans ranging from 1,293 to 2,473 square feet. Construction was completed in 2023 and the community is now sold out.
What school district serves Harvest Creek?
Harvest Creek is within Hays Consolidated Independent School District (TEA rating B, 80/100 for 2024-25), zoned to Hemphill Elementary, D.J. Red Simon Middle School, and Lehman High School.
Does Harvest Creek have a homeowners association?
Yes. The Harvest Creek HOA is managed by IRJ Property Management with annual dues of $300. An architectural control committee reviews exterior modifications.
What is the property tax rate in Harvest Creek?
The property tax rate is approximately 2.05 percent as of the 2025 tax year, lower than many nearby communities because Harvest Creek is in unincorporated Hays County rather than within a city's taxing jurisdiction.