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Looking to put down roots in the Hill Country? Kerrville has neighborhoods for first-time buyers, retirees, and luxury seekers.
Here are five standout subdivisions—pricing snapshots, lifestyle notes, amenities, and who each area fits best.
5 Best Subdivisions in Kerrville, Texas
- Sendero Ridge: Starter-friendly pricing, smaller lots, low maintenance.
- Keystone: Step-up quality and finishes, modest HOA, near schools and golf.
- The Meridian (55+): Gated, quiet, yard care included, clubhouse & trails.
- Comanche Trace: 27-hole golf, wide amenity set, prices from townhomes to estates.
- Saddle Wood Estates: Gated acreage (1–5 ac), privacy and space, custom-home vibe.
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Sendero Ridge: Affordable and Low Maintenance
Sendero Ridge is ideal for first-time buyers or downsizers. The average home price is around $232,000, with typical homes about 1,450 sq ft. Lots are small, so yard work stays minimal. H-E-B is ~8 minutes away and Walmart ~12 minutes away, making daily errands quick. Recent examples include a 2BR/2BA at $239,500 and a 3BR/2BA at $263,000 (pending).
Keystone: Step Up in Quality
Keystone suits buyers seeking more space and higher-end finishes. Expect averages near $355,000 and 1,750 sq ft, with many stone exteriors and better craftsmanship than entry-level tracts. Lots remain modest for easy upkeep. Annual HOA is roughly $150 for roads/landscaping. The community is small, single-entrance, near the Schreiner University golf course and Tivy High School. Current offerings include 3BR/2BA homes at $405,000 and $440,000 (pending).
The Meridian: 55+ Gated Community
The Meridian provides a quiet, 55-plus gated setting with yard maintenance included. Amenities include a clubhouse, walking trails, and manicured common areas. Closed sales this year averaged about $445,000 and 2,000 sq ft. Numerous lots remain if you prefer to build. Located on the west side off Goat Creek Road, it’s tranquil yet accessible. Active listings range from $650,000 (3BR/3BA) to $495,000 (3BR/2BA) and $365,000 (3BR/2.5BA).
Comanche Trace: Golf Course Living
Comanche Trace centers on a 27-hole championship course with walking/biking trails, a stocked pond, tennis courts, fitness center, and a 24,000-sq-ft clubhouse with a quality restaurant. Average pricing hovers near $720,000 at roughly 2,900 sq ft, but options run from townhomes in the mid-$400s to estates approaching $2M. Current listings include a ~3,200-sq-ft 3BR/3.5BA around $1M plus other homes near $615k, $569k, $795k, and $725k. Access is off Bandera Highway with Hill Country views and resort-style living.
Saddle Wood Estates: Space and Privacy
Saddle Wood Estates is a gated acreage community for those who want elbow room. Lots span 1–5 acres. Average sale prices are about $780,000 with homes averaging ~3,700 sq ft; smaller (~2,000 sq ft) and larger (>4,000 sq ft) builds appear, too. HOA runs $400–$600/yr for gate and roads. Off Thompson Drive, it offers easy access to both H-E-B locations and Walmart. Current offerings: 4BR/3BA at $692,000 (~2,900 sq ft), 3BR/2BA at $699,000 (~3,000 sq ft), and a 5BR/5.5BA estate at $1.1M (>5,000 sq ft). Lots are also available for custom builds.
Conclusion
Kerrville has something for everyone—from low-maintenance starters to gated estates with sweeping views. Sendero Ridge and Keystone fit first-time buyers and downsizers, The Meridian offers a serene 55-plus environment, Comanche Trace caters to golfers and amenity lovers, and Saddle Wood Estates delivers privacy and space. Tour each area, compare HOA rules and commute times, and pick the neighborhood that matches your lifestyle.
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FAQs
Which subdivision is best for first-time buyers?
Sendero Ridge typically offers the most affordable pricing and smaller, low-maintenance lots.
Where can I find the most amenities?
Comanche Trace features golf, trails, clubhouse dining, and fitness—ideal for amenity seekers.
Is there a 55-plus option?
The Meridian is a 55+ gated community with yard care included and quiet streets.
Which area has larger lots?
Saddle Wood Estates offers 1–5 acre parcels for added privacy and space.
How do HOAs compare?
HOAs vary: Keystone is modest (~$150/yr), Saddle Wood is ~$400–$600/yr; confirm current fees and rules before you offer.
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