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Market Overview for Blanco River Crossing

There are 0 active listings in Blanco River Crossing and a median sold price of $335K.

Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.

About Blanco River Crossing

Blanco River Crossing is a residential subdivision in southern Kyle, Texas, located off Old Stagecoach Road. The community was established in 1986 and has developed incrementally over the following decades as individual lots were built out by various owners and builders. Blanco River Crossing does not have a homeowners association.

The subdivision is characterized by larger lot sizes relative to newer Kyle-area developments. Lots range from a minimum of one-third acre to as large as 3.5 acres, with most properties approximately one-half acre. Homes are predominantly single-family residences built across multiple decades, resulting in a mix of construction eras, architectural styles, and home sizes throughout the community. The incremental build pattern means some lots may remain undeveloped while adjacent properties have established homes and landscaping.

The no-HOA structure and larger lots distinguish Blanco River Crossing from the master-planned communities that dominate newer development in the Kyle/Buda corridor along I-35. The semi-rural character reflects the area's agricultural and ranching history prior to Kyle's population growth. Directions to the community: take I-35 to FM 150, head west, turn left on Old Stagecoach Road, then right on Homestead Road.

Blanco River Crossing 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. The Blanco River flows through the surrounding landscape south of the community. Five Mile Dam Park, a 34-acre Hays County park on the Blanco River offering free-admission swimming, fishing, and a loop trail, is accessible within a short drive. The property tax rate in Kyle's Blanco River Crossing area is approximately 1.82 percent as of the 2025 tax year.

Living in Blanco River Crossing

Blanco River Crossing offers a semi-rural residential setting without HOA governance. The absence of an association means no mandatory architectural standards, no common-area maintenance fees, and no community amenities managed by a collective body. Property owners manage their individual lots independently, with freedom to make modifications, add structures, or maintain landscaping according to their own preferences and applicable city/county ordinances.

The larger lot sizes (most approximately one-half acre, with some exceeding an acre) provide space between homes and allow for uses not typically permitted in deed-restricted subdivisions. Workshops, larger detached garages, storage buildings, and garden plots are common on properties throughout the community. The largest parcels (up to 3.5 acres) provide enough space for hobby agricultural uses.

The location in southern Kyle provides access to the city's commercial development along I-35 while maintaining distance from the highway noise corridor. Old Stagecoach Road connects to FM 150 and I-35, placing Kyle's grocery stores, restaurants, and retail services within a short drive. The growth of Kyle over the past two decades has brought commercial amenities substantially closer to the community than were available when it was platted in 1986.

The Blanco River flows through the landscape south of the community, and Five Mile Dam Park offers swimming and fishing access with free admission. The park's dam was constructed in 1931 and backs the river into a pool suitable for wading and swimming. Texas State University in San Marcos, approximately 10 miles south on I-35, provides cultural events, athletics, and continuing education opportunities accessible to the broader community.

Things to Do in Blanco River Crossing

• Five Mile Dam Park: 34-acre Hays County park on the Blanco River offering swimming, fishing, picnicking, and a one-mile loop trail. Free admission.
• Plum Creek Golf Course: 18-hole public golf course in Kyle designed by Garrett Gill with a links-style layout along Plum Creek.
• Kyle City Park: Public park with sports fields, playgrounds, and walking paths in central Kyle.
• Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center: Restored 1914 Southern Pacific Railroad depot in downtown Kyle housing local history exhibits.
• Wimberley Blue Hole Regional Park: Swimming and nature area on Cypress Creek in nearby Wimberley, approximately 15 miles southwest.

Major Employers in Blanco River Crossing

• Hays CISD (Education): Public school district serving the Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos corridor.
• Amazon (Logistics/Technology): Operates a fulfillment center along the I-35 corridor south of Kyle in San Marcos.
• City of Kyle (Government): Municipal government providing public services to Kyle's growing population.
• H-E-B (Retail/Grocery): Texas-based grocery chain with stores in Kyle and throughout the region.
• Texas State University (Higher Education): Public university in nearby San Marcos with approximately 38,000 students, located south on I-35.

Blanco River Crossing Schools

Blanco River Crossing 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

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, approximately 10 miles south of the community on I-35.

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