Market Overview for Hilltop Place
There are 0 active listings in Hilltop Place and a median sold price of $1.2M.
Homes average 8 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.
About Hilltop Place
Hilltop Place is a residential subdivision located in Wimberley, Texas, within the 78676 zip code in Hays County. The neighborhood is situated along RR 12 (Ranch Road 12) approximately 2 miles south of the Wimberley town square, roughly 40 miles southwest of downtown Austin. Hilltop Place was developed in the early 2000s and contains approximately 60 single-family homes on lots ranging from one-third of an acre to over one acre. The subdivision occupies an elevated ridgeline position above the Blanco River valley, with terrain typical of the central Texas Hill Country — rocky limestone soils, native juniper and live oak tree cover, and gently rolling topography.
Homes in Hilltop Place typically range from $400,000 to $650,000 depending on lot size, home square footage, and site orientation. Floor plans range from approximately 1,800 to 3,500 square feet with three- to four-bedroom configurations. Construction features include limestone and stucco exteriors, metal roofing accents, covered porches, and two-car attached garages. The larger lot sizes allow for setbacks of 30 feet or more from property lines, and many homes incorporate outdoor living spaces including covered patios, fire pits, and native landscaping that reduces irrigation needs.
Hilltop Place is served by Wimberley Independent School District. Students in the area attend Scudder Primary School (pre-K through 2), Danforth Junior High (grades 3-5 and 6-8 are combined on the same campus), and Wimberley High School. Scudder Primary enrolls approximately 500 students. Danforth Junior High serves roughly 700 students across grades 3 through 8. Wimberley High School enrolls approximately 650 students in grades 9 through 12 and offers Advanced Placement courses, dual-credit programs, and career and technical education pathways including agricultural science and welding.
Commuters from Hilltop Place reach downtown Austin in approximately 50 to 60 minutes via RR 12 north to US 290 and then I-35 or MoPac. San Marcos, the Hays County seat, is roughly 18 miles south on RR 12 and provides additional retail, dining, and medical services. The Wimberley town square is approximately 2 miles north, with locally owned shops, restaurants, and galleries. The nearest full-service grocery, H-E-B, is located on RR 12 in Wimberley roughly 3 miles north of the neighborhood.
Living in Hilltop Place
Hilltop Place features homes on lots ranging from one-third of an acre to over one acre, with native Hill Country landscaping including live oak, juniper, and Texas persimmon trees. The elevated terrain provides natural drainage and open-sky exposure on most lots. Streets within the subdivision are paved but do not include curbs or sidewalks, consistent with the semi-rural character of Wimberley-area development. The HOA manages road maintenance within the subdivision, common-area upkeep, and architectural review for new construction and exterior modifications. Property tax rates fall under Hays County and Wimberley ISD jurisdictions, with combined rates near $1.95 per $100 of assessed valuation. Water service is provided by the Wimberley Water Supply Corporation.
The Wimberley town square, approximately 2 miles north, includes independently owned restaurants, art galleries, and retail shops. The Wimberley Farmers Market operates year-round on Saturdays along RR 2325. Blue Hole Regional Park, a 126-acre Hays County park about 3 miles north, offers a spring-fed swimming area along Cypress Creek, hiking trails, and picnic grounds. Jacob's Well Natural Area, a geological spring and swimming site, is located roughly 5 miles northwest. H-E-B on RR 12 is about 3 miles north and serves as the primary full-service grocery for the area. The Wimberley Zipline Adventure and nearby Wimberley Valley Winery are within a short drive for recreation.
Things to Do in Hilltop Place
- Blue Hole Regional Park: 126-acre Hays County park about 3 miles north with spring-fed swimming in Cypress Creek, hiking trails, and picnic grounds. Reservations required in summer.
- Jacob's Well Natural Area: Geological spring and swimming site roughly 5 miles northwest with a 60-foot vertical spring shaft and limited daily swimming permits.
- Wimberley Town Square: Downtown commercial area approximately 2 miles north with independently owned shops, art galleries, restaurants, and the Wimberley Playhouse community theater.
- Wimberley Farmers Market: Year-round Saturday market along RR 2325 featuring local produce, baked goods, plants, and artisan vendors.
- Wimberley Valley Winery: Local winery on RR 12 offering tastings of Texas wines and live music events on weekends, roughly 3 miles north.
Major Employers in Hilltop Place
- Wimberley ISD (Education): Public school district employing approximately 300 staff across campuses in the Wimberley area, the town's largest employer.
- Texas State University (Higher Education): Public university in San Marcos enrolling over 38,000 students and employing more than 5,000 faculty and staff, roughly 18 miles south.
- Central Texas Medical Center (Healthcare): 111-bed hospital in San Marcos employing over 700 staff, approximately 18 miles south on I-35.
- Wimberley Valley Chamber of Commerce area businesses (Tourism/Retail): Over 200 locally owned businesses in the Wimberley area including galleries, restaurants, and lodging operations that employ area workers.
Hilltop Place Schools
Hilltop Place is served by Wimberley ISD. Students typically attend Palmer Elementary or Jacobs Well Elementary or Blue Hole Elementary for elementary school, Danforth Middle School or Danford Middle School for middle school, and Wimberley High School for high school.
School District: Wimberley ISD
Public Schools
Wimberley Independent School District
- Jacob's Well Elementary
- Blue Hole Pri
- Danforth J H
- Wimberley High School
San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District
- Hernandez Elementary
- Miller Middle
- San Marcos High School
Pre-Schools
- Wimberley Montessori School - Montessori-based early education program in Wimberley serving children ages 3 through 6 with mixed-age classrooms.
- Hill Country Children's Center - Childcare and preschool center in Wimberley serving infants through pre-K with structured daily programs.
Private Schools
- Wimberley Waldorf School - Waldorf-method private school in Wimberley serving grades K through 8 with arts-integrated curriculum and outdoor education.
- San Marcos Academy - Private boarding and day school in San Marcos serving grades 6 through 12, approximately 18 miles south.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are home prices in Hilltop Place Wimberley
Homes in Hilltop Place typically range from $400,000 to $650,000 depending on lot size and square footage. Floor plans range from approximately 1,800 to 3,500 square feet on lots from one-third of an acre to over one acre.
What school district is Hilltop Place in
Hilltop Place is zoned to Wimberley ISD. Students attend Scudder Primary, Danforth Junior High, and Wimberley High School. Wimberley ISD serves approximately 1,850 students across the district.
How far is Hilltop Place from downtown Austin
Hilltop Place is approximately 40 miles southwest of downtown Austin. The commute takes 50 to 60 minutes via RR 12 north to US 290 and then I-35 or MoPac.
What is the lot size in Hilltop Place Wimberley
Lots in Hilltop Place range from one-third of an acre to over one acre. The larger lot sizes allow for setbacks of 30 feet or more from property lines and accommodate native landscaping and outdoor living areas.
What is there to do near Hilltop Place Wimberley
Blue Hole Regional Park is about 3 miles north with spring-fed swimming in Cypress Creek. Jacob's Well Natural Area is roughly 5 miles northwest. The Wimberley town square offers shops, galleries, and restaurants about 2 miles north.
Does Hilltop Place Wimberley have water service
Water service to Hilltop Place is provided by the Wimberley Water Supply Corporation. The subdivision is on a community water system rather than individual wells, which is typical for developments in the Wimberley area.