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Market Overview for Indian Oaks Estates
There are 4 active listings in Indian Oaks Estates with a median list price of $807K and a median sold price of $788K.
Homes average 36 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 8 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $306.
About Indian Oaks Estates
Indian Oaks Estates is a gated residential subdivision within the broader Wimberley Springs community in Wimberley, Texas (Hays County, 78676). The subdivision was developed in the late 1990s, with homes built between approximately 1999 and 2001. The community has approximately 60 platted lots on streets including Peace Pipe, Squaw Circle, and War Bonnet.
Lots range from approximately 0.25 acres (10,822 square feet) to 0.66 acres (28,666 square feet). Some owners have combined adjacent lots. Homes feature underground utilities including cable, electricity, fiber internet, and sewer connections. The community falls under the Wimberley Springs Community Association, which enforces deed restrictions and manages common areas including streets, greenbelts, and amenities.
Indian Oaks Estates is located within the Woodcreek area, west of downtown Wimberley village, near RR 12 and FM 2325. The area is served by Wimberley Independent School District.
The broader Woodcreek and Wimberley Springs area evolved from the Eagle Rock Ranch Resort, with a 640-acre section developed for residential lot sales over several decades. Indian Oaks Estates was built between approximately 1999 and 2001 within this larger development.
Wimberley had a city population of approximately 2,839 in the 2020 Census (approximately 14,700 in the broader Wimberley Valley postal area). The community has been designated a Texas Cultural Arts District by the Texas Commission on the Arts since 2015. Downtown Wimberley Square, with boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants, is minutes away. Jacob's Well Natural Area, an 81-acre Hays County park with a perennial karstic spring and approximately 3 miles of hiking trails, is nearby.
Living in Indian Oaks Estates
Indian Oaks Estates is a gated community with a low monthly HOA fee of approximately $10, managed by the Wimberley Springs Community Association. Residents have access to a clubhouse and the surrounding greenbelts and common areas.
Wimberley ISD serves the community and earned a TEA rating of B (86/100) for 2024-25 across 2,656 students on 4 campuses. Wimberley ISD operates a single attendance zone: all students attend Blue Hole Primary (PreK-2), Jacobs Well Elementary (3-5), Danforth Junior High (6-8), and Wimberley High School (9-12, TEA B rating, 83/100).
Downtown Austin is approximately 40 miles north (50 to 60 minutes). San Marcos is approximately 15 miles east (approximately 25 minutes via RR 12). Electricity is provided by Pedernales Electric Cooperative, water by Wimberley Water Supply Corporation, and the property is connected to the Central Wimberley wastewater system. The estimated combined property tax rate is approximately $1.50 to $1.55 per $100 valuation (2025), comprising Hays County ($0.3999), Wimberley ISD ($1.0099), and applicable emergency services districts.
Things to Do in Indian Oaks Estates
- Jacob's Well Natural Area: An 81-acre Hays County park with a perennial karstic spring — the headwaters of Cypress Creek and the second-longest submerged cave in Texas. Approximately 3 miles of free hiking trails.
- Blue Hole Regional Park: A swimming hole surrounded by cypress trees on Cypress Creek. Hosts live music, nature camps, and community events year-round.
- Old Baldy Trail: A trail with 218 rock steps leading to a 360-degree panoramic view of the Wimberley Valley. Dog-friendly.
- Wimberley Square: The historic town square with boutiques, art galleries, antique shops, Hill Country wines, and restaurants.
- Wimberley Market Days: Held the first Saturday of each month, March through December, with approximately 475 vendor booths, live music, and three shaded eating areas.
- EmilyAnn Theatre and Gardens: An outdoor amphitheater hosting children's plays, musicals, Shakespeare Under the Stars in August, Trail of Lights at Christmas, and a Butterfly Festival in April.
Major Employers in Indian Oaks Estates
- Texas State University (Higher Education): A public university in San Marcos with approximately 2,780 employees, approximately 15 miles east.
- San Marcos Premium Outlets (Retail): An outlet mall in San Marcos with approximately 2,100 employees, approximately 15 miles east.
- Wimberley ISD (Education): The public school district serving the Wimberley area across 4 campuses.
- Central Texas Medical Center (Healthcare): A hospital in San Marcos with over 650 employees.
Indian Oaks Estates Schools
Indian Oaks Estates is served by Wimberley Independent School District, which earned a TEA rating of B (86/100) for 2024-25 across 2,656 students.
School District: Wimberley ISD
Public Schools
- Blue Hole Pri
- Jacob's Well Elementary
- Danforth J H
- Wimberley High School
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Indian Oaks Estates gated?
Yes, Indian Oaks Estates is a gated residential subdivision within the Wimberley Springs community. The community has a gated entrance and access to a clubhouse.
What is the HOA fee at Indian Oaks Estates?
The HOA fee is approximately $10 per month, managed by the Wimberley Springs Community Association. The association enforces deed restrictions and maintains common areas.
What schools serve Indian Oaks Estates?
Indian Oaks Estates is served by Wimberley ISD (TEA B rating, 86/100). Wimberley ISD operates a single attendance zone: Blue Hole Primary (PreK-2), Jacobs Well Elementary (3-5), Danforth Junior High (6-8), and Wimberley High School (9-12).
How far is Indian Oaks Estates from Austin?
Downtown Austin is approximately 40 miles north, a 50- to 60-minute drive. San Marcos is approximately 15 miles east, about 25 minutes via RR 12.
When was Indian Oaks Estates built?
Homes in Indian Oaks Estates were built between approximately 1999 and 2001. The subdivision has approximately 60 platted lots on 0.25- to 0.66-acre sites with underground utilities.