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Market Overview for The Hills Of Texas

There are 1 active listings in The Hills Of Texas with a median list price of $675K and a median sold price of $670K.

Homes average 47 days on market.

Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 5 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $264.

About The Hills Of Texas

The Hills of Texas is a residential neighborhood in the greater Austin metro area, situated in the Driftwood area within the 78737 zip code in Hays County. The neighborhood is positioned along the US 290, FM 1826, FM 150 corridor and Elder Hill Road, approximately 35-50 minutes via US 290 or SH 12 from downtown Austin. The Hills of Texas is part of the broader Driftwood area residential landscape that has seen ongoing development and population growth as the Austin metropolitan area continues to expand outward from the city core into surrounding communities.

Homes in The Hills of Texas are primarily single-family residences that reflect the development patterns typical of Hays County communities in the Driftwood area area. The neighborhood offers housing options ranging from newer construction to established homes, depending on the section and phase of development. Properties in this part of Hays County generally sit on standard suburban lot sizes, with some sections featuring larger homesites. Nearby amenities include H-E-B (Dripping Springs), Hays City Store, along with restaurants and retail along Driftwood and Dripping Springs.

The Hills of Texas is served by Dripping Springs ISD. Students in the neighborhood typically attend Cypress Springs for elementary grades, Sycamore Springs for middle school, and Dripping Springs for high school. Dripping Springs ISD operates multiple campuses across the Driftwood area region and has maintained consistent enrollment growth in recent years.

The Hills of Texas residents benefit from proximity to Salt Lick area and Camp Ben McCulloch for outdoor recreation, as well as commercial areas along Driftwood for shopping and dining. The commute to downtown Austin from The Hills of Texas is 35-50 minutes via US 290 or SH 12, primarily via US 290 or FM 1826. Major employers accessible from the neighborhood include Dripping Springs ISD and Local ranches and agriculture, both within a reasonable commuting distance. Grocery shopping is available at nearby H-E-B (Dripping Springs) and Hays City Store locations. The Driftwood area continues to attract new residents and families drawn to the combination of residential settings, quality Dripping Springs ISD schools, and convenient access to Austin's major employment centers and entertainment districts.

Living in The Hills Of Texas

The Hills of Texas provides a residential setting in the Driftwood area of Hays County with access to local amenities, schools, and parks. The neighborhood draws a mix of families, working professionals, and established homeowners who value the Driftwood area location and its proximity to both suburban conveniences and Austin's urban core. Nearby grocery options include H-E-B (Dripping Springs), Hays City Store, and dining options are available along Driftwood and Dripping Springs. Dripping Springs ISD serves the area, with students attending Cypress Springs, Sycamore Springs, and Dripping Springs.

The commute to downtown Austin from The Hills of Texas is 35-50 minutes via US 290 or SH 12, primarily using US 290 or FM 1826. Residents have access to outdoor recreation at Salt Lick area and Camp Ben McCulloch, and the broader Driftwood area area offers additional parks, trails, and green spaces for families and outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood is part of the Driftwood area growth corridor that has seen continued residential development, retail expansion, and infrastructure investment as the Austin metro's population has grown. New commercial services, dining options, and recreational amenities continue to open along major corridors serving the Driftwood area community and its surrounding neighborhoods.

Things to Do in The Hills Of Texas

• Salt Lick BBQ: Iconic Texas barbecue restaurant on 40 acres in Driftwood, known for open-pit cooking and BYOB policy.
• Driftwood Estate Winery: Hill Country winery with tastings, live music, and panoramic views of the surrounding Hill Country.
• Camp Ben McCulloch: Historic campground and event venue hosting the annual Old Settlers Music Festival and community gatherings.
• Hays County natural areas: Rolling Hill Country terrain with hiking, horseback riding, and scenic drives along ranch roads.

Major Employers in The Hills Of Texas

• Dripping Springs ISD (Education): Growing school district with multiple campuses serving Dripping Springs and rural Hays County.
• Local ranches and agriculture (Agriculture): Working ranches, organic farms, and agritourism operations in the rural Hays County area.
• Wimberley area employers (Tourism): Nearby Wimberley provides year-round employment in tourism, retail, hospitality, and artisan craft businesses along the Wimberley Square.

The Hills Of Texas Schools

The Hills Of Texas is served by Dripping Springs ISD. Students typically attend Cypress Springs Elementary or Sycamore Springs Elementary or Dripping Springs Elementary or Rooster Springs Elementary for elementary school, Sycamore Springs Middle School or Dripping Springs Middle for middle school, and Dripping Springs High School for high school.

School District: Dripping Springs ISD

Public Schools

Pre-Schools

• Primrose School of Bee Cave - Accredited early education center in Bee Cave serving infants through pre-K with Balanced Learning curriculum.
• Lake Travis Montessori - Montessori-based preschool serving children ages 18 months through 6 years with multi-age classrooms.

Private Schools

• Summit Christian Academy - Private K-12 school in the Lake Travis area offering college-preparatory academics and athletics.
• Regents School of Austin - Classical Christian school in southwest Austin serving pre-K through 12 with liberal arts curriculum, approximately 10 miles east.

Higher Education

• Concordia University Texas - Private four-year university on a 389-acre campus in northwest Austin, approximately 12 miles northeast.

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