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Market Overview for Deer Lake Estates
There are 2 active listings in Deer Lake Estates with a median list price of $1.0M and a median sold price of $1.3M.
Homes average 411 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $442.
About Deer Lake Estates
Deer Lake Estates is a residential subdivision located near Wimberley, Texas, within the 78676 zip code in Hays County. The neighborhood sits approximately 6 miles north of the Village of Wimberley off FM 3237, roughly 40 miles southwest of downtown Austin. The subdivision is centered around Lone Man Creek, one of the stronger spring-fed creeks in the Wimberley area, which runs through the heart of the community. The surrounding landscape consists of Hill Country terrain with limestone outcroppings, native juniper, and mature live oaks.
Homes in Deer Lake Estates sit on lots ranging from approximately 1 to 5 acres, with most properties occupying 2 to 3 acres. Floor plans range from 2,000 to 4,500 square feet, and resale prices generally fall between $600,000 and $1,200,000 depending on size, creek frontage, and improvements. Construction styles include Hill Country stone, stucco, and wood exteriors. Many homes feature custom designs that incorporate the natural terrain, including elevated builds on sloped lots with large windows oriented toward creek and tree-canopy views.
Deer Lake Estates is served by Wimberley Independent School District. Students in the area typically attend Blue Hole Primary School for early grades, Jacobs Well Elementary for grades 3 through 5, Danforth Junior High for grades 6 through 8, and Wimberley High School for grades 9 through 12. Wimberley ISD enrolled 2,691 students across four campuses in 2024-25 and maintains a graduation rate of approximately 96 percent. The district was formed in 1986 from portions of the Hays Consolidated and Dripping Springs districts.
Commuters from Deer Lake Estates reach San Marcos in approximately 20 minutes via Ranch Road 12. Downtown Austin is roughly 50 to 55 minutes northeast via FM 3237 to Ranch Road 12 to I-35. Dripping Springs, about 20 miles north, provides additional commercial services. The rural positioning of Deer Lake Estates means residents rely on personal vehicles for most daily travel, though the Wimberley commercial area along Ranch Road 12 offers grocery, dining, and essential services within a 10-minute drive.
Living in Deer Lake Estates
Deer Lake Estates offers acreage homesites set among mature live oaks, pecan trees, and native Hill Country vegetation. The subdivision has low housing density, with homes spaced across multi-acre lots connected by paved roads. Lone Man Creek provides a natural centerpiece, and some properties include direct creek frontage with swimming holes and riparian habitat. The area is served by well water and septic systems typical of rural Hays County. Property tax rates fall under Hays County and Wimberley ISD jurisdictions.
Daily life in Deer Lake Estates centers on the nearby Wimberley community. Brookshire Brothers grocery store on Ranch Road 12 is approximately 6 miles south. The Wimberley town square along the Blanco River hosts shops, galleries, and restaurants, with the Wimberley Market Day drawing visitors on the first Saturday of each month from March through December. Blue Hole Regional Park, a 126-acre park on Cypress Creek, is roughly 7 miles south and features swimming access during summer months, hiking trails, and picnic areas. Jacobs Well Natural Area, an 81-acre park preserving the headwaters of Cypress Creek, provides hiking trails and geological viewing year-round. The Blanco River offers tubing and kayaking access at multiple points near Wimberley.
Things to Do in Deer Lake Estates
- Blue Hole Regional Park: A 126-acre park on Cypress Creek featuring a spring-fed swimming area open May through Labor Day, hiking trails, picnic areas, and a playground. Reservations are required during swim season.
- Jacobs Well Natural Area: An 81-acre Hays County park preserving the headwaters of Cypress Creek. Jacobs Well is the longest underwater cave in Texas, and the park offers hiking trails and geological viewing year-round.
- Wimberley Market Day: Open-air market held on the first Saturday of each month from March through December at Lions Field in Wimberley, featuring over 400 vendor booths with arts, crafts, food, and live music.
- Cypress Creek Nature Preserve: A 2.3-mile loop trail system along Cypress Creek near the Wimberley town square, shaded by mature cypress trees and providing creek access points.
- Blanco River: The Blanco River flows through the Wimberley area and offers tubing, kayaking, and swimming access at multiple public points including the 5-Mile Dam recreation area.
Major Employers in Deer Lake Estates
- Wimberley ISD (Education): Public school district enrolling approximately 2,700 students across four campuses and serving as one of the largest employers in the Wimberley area.
- Wimberley Valley Medical Center (Healthcare): Medical clinic providing primary care, urgent care, and outpatient services to the Wimberley community on Ranch Road 12.
- Hays County (Government): County government with offices in San Marcos and Wimberley providing public safety, road maintenance, and administrative services across the county.
- Texas State University (Higher Education): Public university in San Marcos approximately 20 miles southeast, employing over 3,500 faculty and staff and enrolling approximately 44,596 students (fall 2025).
Deer Lake Estates Schools
Deer Lake Estates is served by Wimberley ISD. Students typically attend Jacobs Well Elementary or Palmer Elementary or Blue Hole Primary for elementary school, Danforth Junior High for middle school, and Wimberley High School for high school.
School District: Wimberley ISD
Public Schools
Pre-Schools
- Blue Hole Primary School - Wimberley ISD early childhood campus serving pre-K through 2nd grade.
- Wimberley United Methodist Church Preschool - Church-based preschool in Wimberley serving toddler through pre-K age children.
Private Schools
- Katherine Anne Porter School - Independent school in Wimberley serving grades K-8 with small class sizes and project-based learning.
Higher Education
- Texas State University - Public university in San Marcos enrolling approximately 44,596 students (fall 2025), approximately 20 miles southeast of Deer Lake Estates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are home prices in Deer Lake Estates Wimberley?
Homes in Deer Lake Estates generally range from $600,000 to $1,200,000. Properties sit on 1 to 5 acre lots with custom Hill Country construction of 2,000 to 4,500 square feet. Creek-frontage properties along Lone Man Creek tend toward the higher end of the range.
What school district is Deer Lake Estates in?
Deer Lake Estates is served by Wimberley Independent School District. Students typically attend Jacobs Well Elementary, Danforth Junior High, and Wimberley High School. Wimberley ISD enrolls approximately 2,600 students and maintains a 96% graduation rate.
How far is Deer Lake Estates from downtown Austin?
Deer Lake Estates is approximately 40 miles southwest of downtown Austin. The drive takes 50 to 55 minutes via FM 3237 to Ranch Road 12 to I-35. San Marcos is closer at roughly 20 minutes south via Ranch Road 12.
Does Deer Lake Estates have creek access?
Lone Man Creek runs through the center of Deer Lake Estates. Several properties have direct creek frontage with swimming holes and riparian habitat. Lone Man Creek is one of the stronger spring-fed creeks in the Wimberley area.
What is the water supply in Deer Lake Estates?
Deer Lake Estates properties are served by well water and septic systems, which is standard for rural subdivisions in Hays County. The area's location over the Trinity Aquifer provides the groundwater supply.
What stores are near Deer Lake Estates?
Brookshire Brothers grocery on Ranch Road 12 in Wimberley is approximately 6 miles south. The Wimberley town square offers additional shops, restaurants, and galleries. Larger retail centers in San Marcos and Dripping Springs are 20 to 25 minutes away.