Texas Hill Country Real Estate

OPEN HOUSE TODAY - BULVERDE RANCHETTES - 3009 RIDGE CROSSING 12:00 - 4:00 PM $349,000   REDUCED! This gracious Hill Country home is  nestled on 3 acres in the hills of Bulverde. Great open floorplan with separate master suite. Large dining room with stepped ceiling and unique patterned floor. 10'...

TALK ABOUT FUN!  KEY TO THE HILLS HOT ROD RUN TODAY! MAIN STREET PLAZA, BOERNE, TEXAS   If you missed coming out yesterday, don't miss today.  The Key to the Hills Hot Rod Run is in full swing today in downtown Boerne, Texas.   These cars are simply amazing!                                   From...

Texas Hill Country Paradise - 309 Mill Dam - Comfort Texas Offered at $375,000   Enjoy the beautiful sunsets and wildlife on this private and secluded 29.26 acres just west of Comfort.                            Fully fenced and cross fenced. Mature hardwoods,abundant wildflowers and gated entran...

  Speechless Sunday - Serenity     With all the turmoil in the world today, I think it's important to stop and appreciate the glorious bounty of nature that God has provided.  These small gems of beauty are here to remind us to be thankful for the many blessings we do have in our lives. Have a wo...

Too many wine bottles laying around filling up cupboards, closets, and bins? Well I have found a solution for you.   THE WINE BOTTLE TREE   Yes folks, this model of creative ingenuity was spotted yesterday at Market Days in Boerne, TX.  Sure to start a new trend in "yard art", this beauty can be ...

  Sunday Morning Swim   This momma and her babies were out early for their Sunday swim on Frederick Creek here in Boerne, Texas.  The weather has been outstanding these last couple of weeks so everyone has been outside enjoying the cooler temperatures and bright sunshine.   Come join us in Boerne...

    I was driving through an unfamiliar neighborhood yesterday to check on a listing and just had to take this picture.  I've seen some crazy "yard art" over the years, but this one takes the cake! Couldn't think of what the surveillance camera was for though. Maybe to catch the trespassing deer ...