
$37,000,000
3067 Ranch Road 1888, Blanco, TX, 78606

$37,000,000
3067 Ranch Road 1888, Blanco, TX, 78606

$7,125,000
0 Monarch Ranch RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,950,000
5999 Ranch Road 165, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,595,000
5818 Ranch Road 165, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,500,000
3777 Middle Creek RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,500,000
3777 Middle Creek RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,474,000
Lot 108 Oryx CV, Blanco, TX, 78606

$4,375,000
5818 Ranch Road 165, Blanco, TX, 78606

$3,595,000
2454 McKinney Loop, Blanco, TX, 78606

$3,450,000
871 Chimney Valley RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$2,993,000
1716 Sanctuary LN, Blanco, TX, 78606

$2,950,000
13977 FM 2325, Blanco, TX, 78606

$2,500,000
108and109 Oryx CV, Blanco, TX, 78606

$2,499,995
270 Rollin N Ranch RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$1,999,999
281 Kloster LN, Blanco, TX, 78606

$1,999,999
618 Live Oak ST, Blanco, TX, 78606

$1,999,999
160 Wimberley Ranch DR, Wimberley, TX, 78676

$1,999,999
281 Kloster LN, Blanco, TX, 78606

$1,995,000
3979 Chimney Valley RD, Blanco, TX, 78606

$1,850,000
167 Wimberley Ranch DR, Wimberley, TX, 78676
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Blanco has a city population of approximately 2,100, with the broader district area encompassing roughly 8,000 residents spread across ranch properties and rural homesites. Median household income is approximately $60,000, influenced by the mix of agricultural workers, retirees, and Austin commuters. The community has a predominantly white population with a growing Hispanic presence, and the culture reflects both the German-Texan ranching heritage and the Hill Country arts and tourism economy. Homeownership rates are high, and most properties rely on well water and septic systems. The area attracts buyers seeking acreage and a quiet setting within a reasonable drive of Austin's employment centers and amenities.
Daily life in Blanco revolves around the outdoors and the town square. Blanco State Park offers camping, river access for swimming and tubing, and fishing for Rio Grande perch and Guadalupe bass along a dammed section of the Blanco River. The town square has restaurants including the Blanco Bowling Club and Bistro, Real Ale Brewing Company's taproom (one of the first craft breweries in the Hill Country, founded in 1996), and the Redbud Cafe. The Blanco Lavender Festival in June draws thousands of visitors to area lavender farms. The Old Blanco County Courthouse, built in 1885 and now managed as a community events venue, hosts weddings, concerts, and art shows. Hill Country State Natural Area is approximately 40 minutes southwest and offers backcountry hiking and horseback riding. The nearest H-E-B grocery store is in Johnson City, about 15 minutes north, or in Dripping Springs, about 30 minutes east.
Blanco ISD serves approximately 1,200 students across three campuses with small class sizes averaging 14-to-1 student-teacher ratios and dual-credit courses through Blinn College.
School District: Blanco ISD
Blanco ISD covers the city of Blanco, surrounding Hill Country ranch properties along US-281 and US-290, and rural communities extending south toward Kendalia and west toward Hye. Most residences are on acreage rather than in subdivisions.
Blanco ISD offers small class sizes with approximately 14-to-1 student-teacher ratios, dual-credit courses through Blinn College, and active FFA and 4-H programs. The district has earned TEA Distinction Designations in academic achievement.
The median home price in Blanco ISD is approximately $425K. In-town homes range from $250K to $500K, acreage properties run $450K to $900K, and larger ranches can exceed $1.5 million.
Blanco is approximately 50 minutes from downtown Austin via US-290 and US-281. Dripping Springs is about 30 minutes east, and Johnson City is 15 minutes north.
The city of Blanco provides water service within city limits, but most properties in the broader Blanco ISD area rely on private wells and septic systems. Water availability and well depth vary by location across the Hill Country terrain.