Wolf Ranch

The community

Wolf Ranch is the biggest active master plan in Georgetown and one of the largest in Williamson County — roughly 1,100 acres by Hillwood along the South San Gabriel River at SH-29 and I-35, planned for about 2,600 homes. Unlike most new communities, the amenities are real and operating: The Den amenity center with its resort pool, about 3.5 miles of river trails, and a busy events calendar that Hillwood actually staffs. Wolf Ranch Elementary opened inside the community in 2020, which took the usual “school coming soon” gamble off the table.

The location is the quiet advantage. You’re five minutes from Georgetown’s courthouse Square — the best downtown in the metro’s northern tier — and directly on I-35, without being surrounded by raw prairie the way many new master plans are.

The homes

This is production and semi-custom product across sections stepped by lot width — roughly 45- to 70-foot lots, most of them in the 0.12–0.25 acre range. Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Lennar, and Pulte Homes have all been active; rosters rotate by phase, so confirm which builders hold the current releases. Typical homes run about 1,800–3,800 square feet, one and two stories, Texas transitional and hill-country elevations. Base pricing runs from the low $400s into the $800s, with river-view and estate-lot product crossing $1M (builder-published pricing, July 2026 — verify current).

Be realistic about the entry point: advertised starting prices attach to the smallest plans on interior lots. Structural options, design-center spend, and lot premiums routinely add 10–20%. Builder inventory homes — there’s usually a healthy stock here — often carry the sharpest effective pricing.

Location, schools, and the drive

Wolf Ranch is zoned to Georgetown ISD, with Wolf Ranch Elementary on-site — verify zoning for your specific address, since fast-growth districts redraw boundaries. Commutes: downtown Georgetown in ~5 minutes, Round Rock’s employers in ~20, the Domain in ~30, and downtown Austin realistically 40–55 minutes depending on I-35’s mood. If you’re comparing against west-side Georgetown alternatives, Parkside on the River trades the I-35 convenience for a quieter setting farther out SH-29. Wolf Ranch’s MUD is the main math to check — effective rates vary by section, and we pull the actual rate and remaining district debt on every home we write.

Builders active here

Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Drees Custom Homes, Lennar, Pulte Homes — rosters rotate by phase and release, so treat this as a snapshot (July 2026). We track current releases, inventory homes, and which builders are motivated in any given month.