Custom Homes in Wimberley

Wimberley attracts people who want something different—more land, more character, a slower pace without sacrificing quality. The custom homes here reflect that: they tend toward authentic materials, handcrafted details, and designs that work with the terrain rather than flattening it.

Building in Wimberley requires understanding the area's particular challenges: remote sites, variable road access, well and septic systems, and the need to plan for both drought and flood conditions that are part of Hill Country life.

Most Wimberley properties rely on well water and septic systems. Some are in the Wimberley Water Supply Corporation service area, but many are not. We help you evaluate water availability early—it's one of the most important factors for building on rural land.

For creek-side or river-adjacent properties, floodplain considerations are critical. We work with surveyors and engineers to understand what's buildable and where, so you're not surprised after you've invested in plans.

The Wimberley area has a strong aesthetic identity—native limestone, reclaimed wood, standing-seam metal roofs, and deep porches designed for the climate. Many clients here want homes that feel handcrafted and connected to place, not generic luxury.

We appreciate this approach. Building with natural materials and local craft traditions takes more care than standard construction, but the results are homes with soul—homes that age well and belong where they're built.

In Wimberley, our work focuses on new construction—primary residences, weekend homes, and occasionally guesthouses or studios on larger properties. These projects range from modest Hill Country cottages to substantial family compounds.

We also take on thoughtful additions and renovations to existing homes, particularly when the goal is to improve how a home connects to its site or to upgrade systems while preserving character.