Where is Saddletree Ranch, and how far is it to downtown Dripping Springs and Austin?

Saddletree Ranch is north of downtown Dripping Springs off Ranch Road 12, on streets such as Saddletree Lane, South Lariat Circle, Horseshoe Drive, Stirrup Drive and Bridle Path. Homes have a Dripping Springs address (78620).

It is about 7.4 miles (12 minutes) to Dripping Springs City Hall and about 24.5 miles (about 36 minutes in early-afternoon traffic, by Fitzhugh Road) to the Texas Capitol. Expect longer at rush hour, especially on US 290.

Google Maps, measured November 6, 2026 in early-afternoon traffic, from South Lariat Circle in Saddletree Ranch.

What are the homes and lots like?

Most homes were built from 1988 to 2006, with a few newer ones, and are about 2,400 to 3,750 square feet. Most lots are about 1 to 3 acres, most about 1.6, and a few larger tracts and lots also sell.

Redfin sold records (MLS data), sales from November 2021 to November 2026, checked November 6, 2026.

What do homes in Saddletree Ranch sell for?

The homes for sale on this page update automatically from the MLS, and the market trends section shows the last 12 months of sales. Justin can pull exact recent sales for any home you are considering, so you can see what similar homes sold for.

Does Saddletree Ranch have an HOA?

Yes. The Saddletree Ranch HOA was about $100 to $220 a year in recent sales and covers common area maintenance. Recent listings also mention a community park. Ask Justin for the current amount and the deed restrictions for the lot.

Redfin sold records (MLS data), sales from November 2021 to November 2026, checked November 6, 2026.

What are property taxes like in Saddletree Ranch?

Saddletree Ranch is in Dripping Springs ISD. The Dripping Springs ISD rate is $1.0985 per $100 of taxable value for 2026–27. Homes inside Dripping Springs city limits also pay the city rate ($0.219217 per $100 for 2026–27), and your total also depends on the county and any utility district for the address, so look it up on the Hays County Appraisal District website. A homestead exemption lowers the school portion.

Dripping Springs ISD and City of Dripping Springs 2026–27 rates: Community Impact, October 2026. Updated each October.

Which schools serve Saddletree Ranch?

Saddletree Ranch is zoned to Dripping Springs ISD: Dripping Springs Elementary, Dripping Springs Middle School and Dripping Springs High School. Confirm the exact address with the district’s school finder.

Redfin sold records (MLS data), sales from November 2021 to November 2026, checked November 6, 2026.

Is Saddletree Ranch on well and septic?

Yes. Recent sales show private wells and septic systems. Have the septic system and well inspected before closing, and check internet providers for the exact address.

Redfin sold records (MLS data), sales from November 2021 to November 2026, checked November 6, 2026.

What’s close to Saddletree Ranch?

• Downtown: Mercer Street’s shops and restaurants in Dripping Springs, about 12 minutes south
• Errands: grocery stores and shopping along US 290 in Dripping Springs
• Fitzhugh Road: breweries and event venues along Fitzhugh Road, toward Austin
• Outdoors: Founders Memorial Park, Dripping Springs Ranch Park, Hamilton Pool Preserve and Reimers Ranch Park

Is Saddletree Ranch a good fit for me?

It fits buyers who want an established home on an acre or more, with a small HOA fee, and a quicker drive toward Austin by Fitzhugh Road. Many homes are 20 to 35 years old, so plan for updates and inspections. For more acreage, compare Deerfield Estates; for a newer home on about an acre, compare Esperanza.