Boerne Homes for Sale & Real Estate Experts

The town

Founded by German settlers in the 1800s, Boerne keeps a small-town core of limestone buildings, shops and restaurants along Main Street, known locally as the Hill Country Mile. The Kendall County seat, it has grown steadily as people look for space within reach of San Antonio.

Housing options

Close to downtown Boerne you'll find historic stone and frame homes on established lots. Around them, master-planned communities like Esperanza, Cordillera Ranch and Fair Oaks Ranch's northern edge offer newer construction. Farther out, ranchettes and acreage properties range from a few acres to large tracts [verify].

Many homes outside the city use well water and septic systems, an important detail for any sale.

Outdoors

Cibolo Nature Center & Farm, Boerne City Lake Park and the Cibolo Creek trail network are local favorites. Cave Without a Name and Guadalupe River State Park are within a short drive.

Commuting to San Antonio

I-10 is the main route south to The Rim, the Medical Center and downtown. Many residents commute to San Antonio, with drive times ranging widely depending on destination and time of day [verify].

Selling in Boerne

Boerne buyers range from people relocating from out of state to San Antonio households moving north for more space. Presentation should highlight what makes the property distinctly Hill Country: views, trees, outdoor living and land.

For acreage, have survey, well and septic documents ready, along with any agricultural or wildlife tax valuation details. Buyers and lenders will ask. In-town historic properties may fall under local preservation guidelines; let us know about past renovations.