5 Hill Country Ranches and View Acreages Near Austin

From its elevated setting in the prestigious Seven Oaks Subdivision, this last view lot pairs privacy with perpetual Hill Country and valley panoramas. Nearly 2 acres of flat, wide building land capture a remarkable 270-degree outlook—east, north, and west—offering daily sunrise and sunset moments from ground level. The backyard faces east, with significant elevation at the property line for uncompromising views, and the parcel behind has been combined with a neighboring lot with an existing home, helping preserve those open east-facing sightlines. Not builder restricted, the site offers flexibility to design a luxury estate, with an orientation noted for energy efficiency. Seven Oaks is described as a premier luxury community with a low tax rate, located within Eanes ISD (Westlake Schools), minutes to Westbank Market, Bee Cave Rd, and the Galleria in Bee Cave, and about 15 minutes to downtown Austin.

Size: 2.00 acres

Set on the Flying S 189 Ranch roughly four miles southwest of Lampasas, this rural retreat balances a sense of remove with everyday ease—about 10 minutes from town. The ranch is currently used for cattle grazing, and its wide-open setting supports a mix of classic Texas pastimes: hunting, shooting, fishing, and all-day recreation. Trails invite slow mornings on horseback or afternoons exploring by ATV, with plenty of room to roam and reset the pace. It’s a place where the land does the talking—built for working, wandering, and gathering stories outdoors. From early rides to quiet evenings after a day in the field, life here leans naturally toward fresh air and unhurried routines.

Size: 188.89± acres

Set on 10 AG-exempt acres with sweeping Texas Hill Country views, this single-story ranch-style estate pairs privacy with everyday ease just outside Johnson City. A scenic drive arrives at a thoughtfully planned residence centered around open living: a spacious kitchen with custom cabinetry, granite counters with chiseled edges, Chicago brick backsplash, walk-in pantry, large island, and dual-fuel cooking, flowing into a vaulted living area with exposed wood beams and a gas fireplace. One wing offers three bedrooms and three baths plus a flexible front room, while the owner’s suite sits apart with windows overlooking rolling countryside. Two additional rooms with closets, a hall bath, laundry, mud room, and a heated-and-cooled storage room connecting to the double garage add versatility. Outside, enjoy a heated pool and hot tub, outdoor living spaces, and a barn with guest quarters, kitchenette, and covered RV space.

Set on gently rolling pasture in Burnet’s Texas Hill Country, Rolling Oaks Ranch pairs classic regional charm with the ease of a spacious farmhouse setting. Mature oak cover frames the land, creating a sense of arrival and pockets of shade that invite long afternoons outdoors. With multiple scenic homesites, the property offers flexibility—whether you envision a quiet homestead, a multigenerational retreat, or simply room to spread out and take in the landscape at an unhurried pace. An agricultural exemption is already in place, supporting a working-ranch lifestyle and practical day-to-day stewardship. For those thinking long-term, the owner will divide, opening possibilities for tailoring the footprint to fit your plans. Here, the rhythm is simple: wide skies, open pasture, and oaks that anchor every view.

Size: 67.84 acres

From its elevated hilltop setting in Dripping Springs, this remodeled custom retreat unfolds across fully fenced acreage with divided, cleared pastures, tall oaks, and an agricultural exemption. A gated entry and tree-lined drive arrives between green-fenced fields, ready for horses or livestock. Inside, the layout balances comfort and flexibility with three bedrooms, a study that can serve as a fourth, and three full baths, plus two generous living areas anchored by white limestone fireplaces. Two dining rooms and a large country kitchen feature soft white cabinetry and windows that draw the landscape in. Vaulted ceilings, a stone fireplace, and expansive walls of glass brighten the family room, opening to a spacious deck for sunset views. Multiple outdoor living areas invite stargazing, while a large Mueller metal building, hen house, and small livestock stalls support a working-country rhythm.

Size: 14.47 acres