Market Overview for Jacob's Well Elementary
There are 204 active listings in Jacob's Well Elementary with a median list price of $534K and a median sold price of $583K.
Homes average 90 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 15 homes have sold, with 241 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $455.
About Jacob's Well Elementary
Jacob's Well Elementary, in Wimberley Independent School District, serves grades 3-5. The campus enrolled approximately 553 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 in the 2025 reporting snapshot.
The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming and the standard WISD elementary curriculum. Jacob's Well Elementary receives students from Blue Hole Primary and feeds Danforth Junior High, whose students then continue to Wimberley High School.
WISD operates four campuses — Blue Hole Primary (PK-2), Jacob's Well Elementary (3-5), Danforth Junior High (6-8) and Wimberley High School (9-12) — enrolling 2,691 students in 2024-25. The district earned a B rating in the Texas Education Agency's 2024-25 accountability ratings. District administration is at 951 FM 2325 in Wimberley.
Living in Jacob's Well Elementary
Wimberley ISD covers most of the city of Wimberley (incorporated May 2000; 2020 Census population 2,839) plus the city of Woodcreek and surrounding Hays and Comal county areas in the Texas Hill Country approximately 38 miles southwest of Austin. Wimberley sits at the confluence of Cypress Creek and the Blanco River. The incorporated city of Woodcreek — 2020 Census population 1,770, with 910 housing units across roughly 696 acres — was built around an 18-hole golf course and lies about a mile north of Wimberley inside the district.
Jacob's Well and Blue Hole are the area's defining water features. Jacob's Well is an artesian karst spring feeding Cypress Creek, with a surveyed underwater cave system of about 6,000 feet and a maximum depth of 137 feet. Hays County Parks manages the surrounding Jacob's Well Natural Area on Mt. Sharp Road. The spring has ceased flowing five times since 2000 — most recently in 2022 — and swimming there has been suspended since June 2022. Blue Hole is a cypress-shaded swimming hole inside the City of Wimberley's 126-acre Blue Hole Regional Park, which also has about four miles of trails; swimming there is by reservation during the summer season.
The Wimberley Square along RR 12 and Old Kyle Road is the commercial heart of the district, with restaurants, galleries and antique shops. The Wimberley Lions Club hosts Market Days at Lions Field on the first Saturday of each month from March through December, with 490 booths on 20 oak-shaded acres.
Things to Do in Jacob's Well Elementary
- Jacob's Well Natural Area: Hays County's Jacob's Well is an artesian karst spring feeding Cypress Creek, with a surveyed underwater cave system of about 6,000 feet and a maximum depth of 137 feet. Swimming has been suspended since June 2022; the natural area's trails remain open by reservation.
- Blue Hole Regional Park: The City of Wimberley's 126-acre park on Cypress Creek, with a cypress-shaded swimming hole and about four miles of trails. Swimming is by reservation in season.
- Wimberley Square & Market Days: The Wimberley Lions Club runs Market Days at Lions Field the first Saturday of each month from March through December — 490 booths on 20 oak-shaded acres.
- Cypress Creek & Blanco River: Both waterways support swimming, fishing and tubing in spring through fall when flows allow.
- EmilyAnn Theatre & Gardens: Outdoor amphitheater and butterfly gardens in Wimberley hosting Shakespeare under the Stars productions and other community events.
Major Employers in Jacob's Well Elementary
- Wimberley Independent School District (Education)
- City of Wimberley (Local Government)
- Hays County government (Local Government)
- Wimberley Lions Club Market Days (Hospitality / Retail)
- City of Woodcreek (Local Government)
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Jacob's Well Elementary serve?
Jacob's Well Elementary serves grades 3-5 in Wimberley Independent School District. The campus enrolled approximately 553 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 in the 2025 reporting snapshot.
What is Jacob's Well Elementary's feeder pattern?
Jacob's Well Elementary receives students from Blue Hole Primary and feeds Danforth Junior High for grades 6-8; Danforth students then continue to Wimberley High School.
How is Jacob's Well Elementary rated?
Jacob's Well Elementary operates inside Wimberley ISD, which earned a B rating in the Texas Education Agency's 2024-25 accountability ratings.
Which programs does the campus offer?
Jacob's Well Elementary offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming and the standard WISD elementary curriculum.
How many schools does WISD operate?
Four: Blue Hole Primary (PK-2), Jacob's Well Elementary (3-5), Danforth Junior High (6-8) and Wimberley High School (9-12), enrolling 2,691 students in 2024-25.
