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$975,000
3bd3ba2,636 sf
335 Deer Creek DR, San Marcos, TX, 78666
Suburban Oaks Estates
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$640,000
3bd2ba1,736 sf
500 Deer Creek DR, San Marcos, TX, 78666
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$190,000
2.14 ac
508 Deer Creek DR, San Marcos, TX, 78666
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Market Overview for Suburban Oaks Estates
There are 2 active listings in Suburban Oaks Estates with a median list price of $808K and a median sold price of $567K.
Homes average 134 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 2 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $369.
About Suburban Oaks Estates
Suburban Oaks Estates is a small residential subdivision in the Wimberley area of Hays County, Texas, located along Ranch Road 12 between San Marcos and Wimberley. The neighborhood sits within the Texas Hill Country, a region defined by limestone terrain, spring-fed creeks, and oak and juniper canopy. Wimberley ISD serves the subdivision, and the area falls within the broader Wimberley 78676 zip code. The community contains approximately 10 active listings at any given time, and homes are spaced on lots that allow distance between structures. Development in this corridor has increased over the past two decades as residents seeking land and lower density have moved outward from the Austin metro, which lies roughly 40 miles to the north along Interstate 35 and Ranch Road 12.
Wimberley ISD operates a compact set of campuses that serve the area's student population. Danforth Middle School is the primary middle school feeder for Suburban Oaks Estates, enrolling students in grades 6 through 8. Doris Miller Middle School and Miller Middle School also appear in area MLS data as feeders for a smaller number of homes. Wimberley High School serves all high school students in the district, offering programs in athletics, agriculture, fine arts, and college preparatory coursework. The district maintains small class sizes relative to larger suburban districts in the Austin metro, and its campuses are concentrated within a few miles of the Wimberley town square. Wimberley ISD's total enrollment is approximately 3,200 students across all grade levels, making it one of the smaller districts in Hays County.
The Wimberley area has long drawn visitors and residents because of its natural water features and outdoor access. Blue Hole Regional Park, located on the banks of Cypress Creek in the town of Wimberley, is a publicly managed swimming area surrounded by old-growth cypress trees with hiking trails and picnic grounds. Jacob's Well Natural Area, a Hays County preserve about four miles north of Wimberley, protects a perennial spring that discharges from a vertical cave opening in the bed of Cypress Creek. The spring maintains a consistent water temperature near 68 degrees Fahrenheit year-round and is open for swimming by reservation during summer months. Wimberley Market Days, held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, draws vendors and visitors to a large outdoor market with over 475 booths spread across a site near the town square. The event has operated since the 1960s and is one of the longest-running outdoor markets in the Texas Hill Country.
The local economy in the Wimberley corridor relies on tourism, small business, and commuter income. The town square hosts a concentration of galleries, restaurants, and retail shops that cater to both residents and day-trippers from Austin and San Antonio. Camp Young Judaea, a nonprofit summer camp operating since 1952 on 62 acres near Wimberley, employs seasonal and year-round staff. Wimberley ISD is one of the area's steady employers, and Hays County government offices in San Marcos provide additional public-sector jobs within a 20-minute drive. Residents who commute to Austin typically use Ranch Road 12 north to Dripping Springs and then US 290 east, a route that takes 50 to 70 minutes depending on traffic conditions. San Marcos, home to Texas State University and several distribution and manufacturing employers, is approximately 15 minutes south via Ranch Road 12.