luxury farmhouse with terrace for sale Wimberley, United States

Morning might belong to the pickleball court. Afternoon can slip away in the lazy river. By evening, everyone finds their way to the covered terrace for dinner beside the stone fireplace. Across 22 fenced acres above Wimberley, panoramic Hill Country views give way to star-filled skies. Here, there is room to come together and room for everyone to follow their own interests. Inside the 9,012-square-foot residence, the main-level primary suite features a 324-square-foot bespoke dressing room with a center island, custom cabinetry, and display cases for handbags and shoes, plus a second closet and packing room. A study, media room, and kitchen island with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances serve quiet days and lively nights. Upstairs: five en suite bedrooms, a library, game room, hobby room, and laundry closet. The main utility room fits two washer/dryer sets; a three-car garage is attached. The resort-style pool has commercial-grade equipment, a lazy river, lagoon, slide, and waterfalls. More than 1,200 square feet of covered terrace includes an outdoor kitchen and stone fireplace. A garden and chicken coop reward anyone drawn to the land, tended personally or with help. For anyone who'd rather not, the space converts easily to lawn. The detached former auto showroom is now an expansive game room with an office, gym, and climate-controlled wine room for approximately 1,000 bottles. It can hold up to seven cars if returned to vehicle use and remains wired for two 6,500-pound lifts. The 3,300-square-foot barn houses a pickleball court that also serves basketball or volleyball. It retains RV capacity, a 14-foot-8-inch opening, hookups, and 250-amp electrical service. Two wells feed three tanks totaling 15,000 gallons. A 150 kW generator with stored fuel, Savant automation, fiber internet, two septic systems, and an F5-rated storm shelter used as a theater support life here. The second septic system offers potential for expansion, subject to approval. Owner-documented beekeeping is targeted to meet ag exemption application requirements in 2028, subject to continued qualifying use and Hays CAD approval.