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In the heart of Texas Hill Country, there’s a wonderful gem just waiting to be discovered: New Braunfels — a vibrant town that blends its rich German heritage with the dynamic spirit of modern Texas living. Whether you’re craving authentic German fare, fresh seafood, or a refreshing craft beer, New Braunfels offers a culinary experience that caters to every palate.

Below are some of the best restaurants and breweries that just happen to be found in New Braunfels.

Krause’s Café

If you were to ask anyone in New Braunfels where to get a cold beer and a hearty meal, chances are they’d point you straight to Krause’s Café. Krause’s is more than just a restaurant. It’s a beloved gathering place that captures the spirit of the town’s deep German-Texan roots, and it’s located just off San Antonio Street in downtown New Braunfels.

Even though they have over 100 beers on tap, their Texas-German fusion menu is the real star, offering everything from jaeger schnitzel and bratwurst platters to chicken fried steak and slow-roasted pork shank.

The outdoor beer garden is where Krause’s really shines, especially on weekends. With twinkling string lights, shaded picnic tables, and a live music stage, it’s the perfect spot to unwind or meet up with friends. On any given night, you might catch a polka band, a country crooner, or a Tejano group, all while sipping a local craft brew and digging into some Bavarian comfort food.

Best of all, if you live in Mayfair, you’d be less than a 10-minute drive away. That means spontaneous date nights, lazy Sunday lunches, and last-minute meetups at Krause’s wouldn’t require a second thought. It’s one of those places that makes New Braunfels feel like home.

Huisache Grill and Wine Bar

Tucked away just a stone’s throw from the Downtown New Braunfels traffic circle, Huisache Grill and Wine Bar is one of the town’s true hidden gems. Pronounced “wee-satch” (named after a hardy Texas tree), this cozy yet upscale restaurant offers Hill Country elegance without a trace of pretension.

Set inside a beautifully restored 1920s building, Huisache (located at 303 W San Antonio St) feels worlds away from the tourist hustle. The interior is warm and inviting, with exposed beams, rustic wood floors, soft lighting, and thoughtfully curated local art.

If you’re lucky enough to get a table on the charming covered patio, you’ll enjoy your meal under the shade of giant pecan trees and twinkling lights — a perfect setting for date night or a relaxing lunch.

The food here is outstanding, with a New American menu that leans into fresh, local ingredients and bold flavor combinations. Beef tenderloin medallions with port wine sauce, seared ahi tuna, grilled duck breast, and pecan-crusted chicken — all served with seasonal sides and presented with all the finesse you’d expect from the restaurant with one of the best wine lists in town.

Muck & Fuss

Right in the heart of downtown New Braunfels — just steps from the Comal River and across from the historic Main Plaza — you’ll find Muck & Fuss, a hip and lively spot that’s earned a loyal following for its creative burgers, killer craft beer lineup, and laid-back Hill Country vibe. The name may be playful, but the food and drinks are seriously good.

Muck & Fuss isn’t your average burger joint. Here, they offer house-ground patties, artisan buns, and unique topping combinations that surprise even the most seasoned foodies. Favorites include the “Hot Bun” with jalapeño jam and crispy bacon, the “Texas Luau” with grilled pineapple and teriyaki glaze, and the vegan Beyond Burger that even meat-eaters rave about.

What sets Muck & Fuss apart, though, is its craft beer selection. With over 30 rotating taps featuring local breweries from New Braunfels, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond, you’ll always find something new to sip. From hoppy IPAs to rich stouts and crisp lagers, the bartenders are always happy to recommend the perfect pour. It’s the kind of place where the beer menu changes often, but the quality never does.

The setting is just as memorable. The building itself blends historic charm with modern flair—wood beams, steel fixtures, and a wall of garage doors that open up to the outdoor patio, which is shaded, pet-friendly, and often buzzing with live music or weekend brunch crowds. It’s casual, fun, and exactly what you want in a go-to neighborhood hangout.

Locals love stopping by after tubing in the river, grabbing lunch with friends, or hitting up the adjacent Sidecar, Muck & Fuss’s hidden speakeasy-style cocktail bar. That’s right — when you’re done with your burger and beer, you can sneak over for an old-fashioned or smoked mezcal cocktail in a velvet-upholstered hideaway. It doesn’t get more New Braunfels than that.

Guadalupe Brewing Company

Just minutes from Mayfair, the Guadalupe Brewing Company is a veteran-owned establishment known for its flavorful beers and commitment to natural ingredients. Their Texas Honey Ale, made with local honey, is a standout. The brewery also features a pizza kitchen and a spacious, dog-friendly patio with live music.

5 Stones Artisan Brewery

Set in the middle of scenic Hill Country, 5 Stones Artisan Brewery offers a relaxing environment in which to enjoy their innovative brews. With a focus on seasonal and experimental beers, visitors can relax under twinkling lights and massive oak trees while savoring unique flavors.

Faust Brewing Company

The Faust Brewing Company combines old-world charm with a diverse beer selection. From pilsners to IPAs, their offerings cater to all tastes, and the on-site restaurant ensures you won’t go hungry.

New Braunfels Brewing Co.

For those with a love of sour beers, New Braunfels Brewing Co. specializes in this niche, offering a rotating selection of unique and flavorful options. Their cozy beer garden provides the perfect setting to sample their creations.

A Stone’s Throw Away

One of the best things about life in New Braunfels is how easily fun and flavor blend into your daily routine. These aren’t just popular spots — they’re part of what makes this town feel like home.

If you’re living in or around the Mayfair community, you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy all of it — no long drives, no weekend planning needed. It’s just part of the lifestyle here: relaxed, connected, and full of good things.

Situated between Austin and San Antonio, New Braunfels is a gem in the Texas Hill Country that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and family-friendly activities. Whether you’re a local or planning a weekend getaway, this guide will help you make the most of your time in this charming town.

Why New Braunfels Is the Place to Be

New Braunfels isn’t just a weekend destination — it’s a lifestyle. This Hill Country treasure has mastered the art of blending small-town charm with big-city convenience, making it one of the most desirable places to live in Central Texas.

It begins with community. Whether you’re chatting with neighbors at the farmers market, tubing down the Comal River, or catching live music at Gruene Hall, there’s a warmth and friendliness here that’s hard to come by in larger cities.

However, you shouldn’t let the relaxed atmosphere fool you — New Braunfels is thriving. As one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, New Braunfels is home to excellent schools, job opportunities in both San Antonio and Austin, and a healthy mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment, making it the ideal place for families, retirees, and young professionals alike.

Nature lovers are spoiled for choice. With the Guadalupe and Comal Rivers, Canyon Lake just up the road, and over 700 acres of parkland, outdoor recreation is practically a daily ritual here. Whether it’s paddleboarding on the lake, hiking Panther Canyon, or having fun at Fairway Park, there’s always something to do under the Texas sun.

New Braunfels is rooted in German heritage and hosts year-round festivals like Wurstfest and Wassailfest, blending old-world traditions with modern flair. Add in a growing arts scene, boutique shopping in Gruene, and a restaurant landscape that includes everything from Tex-Mex to upscale Southern cuisine, and you’ve got a town that punches way above its weight.

Friday Afternoon: Kickstart the Weekend

Dinner at Union Station Diner

Begin your weekend with a hearty meal at Union Station Diner, a local favorite known for its train-themed decor and classic American fare. Located on a historic corner at 512 East San Antonio Street, Union Station Diner has been a beloved fixture in New Braunfels since 2015.

Housed in a building with roots dating back to the 1920s, the diner offers a nostalgic atmosphere adorned with train memorabilia donated by patrons over the years.

The menu features over 100 varieties of omelets, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, Texas-sized chicken-fried steak, and their signature Hungry Texan Breakfast— a crowd favorite loaded with eggs, three meats, hashbrowns, and pancakes. Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet or savory, Union Station serves up generous portions with a side of small-town charm.

It’s a cozy spot that sets the tone for a family-friendly weekend.

Movie Night at Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre

In the evening, head over to the Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre for a unique and nostalgic family outing. This retro-style drive-in offers double features under the stars, complete with a 1950s-themed café serving up classic snacks.

The theater boasts three massive outdoor screens showcasing double features of both the latest blockbusters and classic favorites, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Sound is broadcast directly to your car’s FM radio, providing clear audio while you relax in the comfort of your vehicle. For those who prefer the open air, lawn chairs and blankets are welcome, allowing families to create their perfect viewing setup.

Saturday: Adventure and Exploration

Morning: Landa Falls

Start your day with a float down the beautiful Comal River, an experience tubing at Landa Falls. This family friendly outfitter offers free parking, shuttle services, and tube rentals.

The float typically lasts two to three hours, and features gentle currents suitable for all ages. It’s the perfect way to cool down and wear out any energetic kids before lunch.

Afternoon: McKenna Children’s Museum

Visit the McKenna Children’s Museum, designed specifically for children under the age of eight. The museum features interactive exhibits that encourage creativity and exploration, which will ensure that your little ones enjoy a fun-filled afternoon.

Evening: Dinner in Gruene Historic District

As the sun sets over the Hill Country, there’s no better place to savor the evening than the Gruene Historic District. This charming enclave, nestled along the Guadalupe River, offers a blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and delectable dining options that cater to every palate.

For dinner, The Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar offers delicious meals with a view of the Guadalupe River, making it a perfect spot to end the day. If an upscale atmosphere is more your speed, The Gruene Door — located five minutes away — might be right up your alley.

After dinner, take a leisurely stroll through the district’s quaint shops and historic landmarks, or catch a live performance at the iconic Gruene Hall.

Sunday: Nature and Culture

Morning: Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch

Embark on a safari adventure at Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch, where you can drive through and observe exotic animals in a natural setting. It’s an educational and exciting experience for kids and adults alike.

Afternoon: Landa Park Aquatic Complex

Unwind at the Landa Park Aquatic Complex, which re-opened in May 2025 after a $2.75 million renovation — its first since 1968. Located at 350 Aquatic Circle, dive into the newly enhanced Olympic pool, enjoy the updated bathhouse, or have fun on the playground.

Shaded by majestic oak trees and enriched by the crystal-clear waters of Comal Springs, the Landa Park Aquatic Complex offers a serene setting for families to relax and cool off.

Evening: Ice Cream at Gruene General Store

Conclude your weekend with a sweet treat from the Gruene General Store. This old-timey soda fountain offers a variety of ice cream flavors, candies, and souvenirs, providing a delightful end to your family adventure.

New Braunfels: A Hill Country Gem

Offering a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation, New Braunfels is an ideal destination for family weekends, and for those living in communities like Mayfair, these experiences are part of everyday life. Whether you are visiting or considering making New Braunfels your home, there’s no shortage of family-friendly fun to be had.

A continuous walking trail from San Antonio to Austin is still years away, but the people behind the ambitious plan say progress is being made and the idea is now closer to reality.

Called the Great Spring Project — and managed by a nonprofit with the same name — the plan envisions a 100-mile trail between the two cities, connecting the San Antonio Springs, Comal Springs, San Marcos Springs and Barton Springs, conserving open space over the Edwards Aquifer’s recharge zone and creating recreational opportunities in the fast-growing Interstate 35 corridor.

Read More: San Antonio Express-News

Springtime in Texas is all about those big, sunny skies, blooming wildflowers, and getting excited for another wild Texas summer. The weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer, and those proverbial winter blues are drifting away on a warm breeze. Sounds to us like the perfect excuse for a lively outdoor community festival!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 10th, 2025, because you’re invited as Mayfair in New Braunfels hosts its highly anticipated annual community event, Mayfest. This fun, multi-faceted, family-friendly celebration is open to Mayfair residents, all of our New Braunfels neighbors, and curious visitors alike. The Mayfest celebration brings the community together for live music, delicious food, exciting activities, and exclusive home tours showcasing the finest work of some of the region’s most talented builders.

Mayfair 2025 Fast Facts

Date: Saturday, May 10th, 2025

Time: 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Location: Mayfair (New Braunfels, TX)

Admission: Free, all ages, and open to the general public

Festival Features: Music, food, vendors, outdoor activities, and exclusive home tours

A Fun-Filled Festival for All Ages

Centered around Mayfair’s beautiful new Fairway Park, the 2025 incarnation of Mayfest will feature a diverse mix of entertainment, shopping, eating, and interactive experiences or just a pleasant afternoon mingling with neighbors and new friends.

Mayfest 2025 Activities

Some of the activities you can expect to find available at this year’s Mayfest will include:

The above is just a small sample of the activities and sponsors that will be on hand for Mayfair 2025. Other planned activities include an interactive bubble artist, face painting, rock wall climbing, Euro Bungy and a life-size “Hungry Hippos” style game! (If your business is interested in participating in next year’s Mayfest, please contact us.)

Mayfest Model Home Tours: Explore Stunning Mayfair Homes

If you’re looking for a dream home in a dynamic and welcoming community, Mayfest 2025 is also the perfect opportunity to check out some beautifully designed model homes at Mayfair. We work with a range of the area’s most reputable and sought-after builders, including:

Mayfest 2025 Music Line-Up

No community festival is complete without a legendary music lineup, so Mayfest 2025 is bringing you some of the best acts from New Braunfels and beyond! (The music schedule is subject to additions and changes.)

Eat, Shop, and Connect at Mayfest 2025

Mayfest 2025 is also a fantastic opportunity to support some great local businesses and vendors and discover everything that Mayfair and the greater New Braunfels area beyond have to offer. Festival goers will have the opportunity to browse a variety of vendor booths, including:

Whether you’re looking for that unique local gift for your Mom for Mother’s Day or you want to find some mouth-watering Texas Hill Country style BBQ, Mayfest at Mayfair has your shopping and dining needs covered.

Mayfair – Your New Home in New Braunfels, TX

If Mayfest sounds like fun, imagine living here year-round! From the brand-new Fairway Park to a brand-new Costco, Mayfair is only getting bigger and better with each passing year. Making your way to Mayfair for the spring festival is a surefire recipe for a great time, but living here in the heart of it all is even better.

Bookmark the Mayfair website or contact our team today to learn about new homes that will be available in the near future.

The Village at Mayfair in New Braunfels from Legacy MCS has officially kicked off.

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, February 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — Legacy MCS, a leading general contractor based in Austin with a proven track record in build-to-rent (BTR) developments, is spearheading the construction of The Village at Mayfair in New Braunfels. This project, developed by the Arizona-based Empire Group of Companies, will create 217 rental homes located in the New Braunfels’ community with direct access to IH35. Construction is underway with homes becoming available in late summer or early fall of 2026.

Key Highlights:
The Village at Mayfair will feature cottage-style homes on 20 acres within Mayfair’s 1,900-acre master-planned community. Each unit will average 1,023 square feet, offering either a yard or private patio space. Residents will enjoy modern amenities, including full-size washers and dryers, smart-home technology, premium kitchen backsplashes, stainless steel appliances, and solid-surface quartz countertops.

The community will offer a variety of shared amenities, such as a common open space, barbecue grills, car charging stations, car care station, fitness center, clubhouse, and a central community pool. Additionally, a portion of the site will be dedicated to further amenities like a walking path, open space, and a pond.

As part of the larger Mayfair master plan, which will ultimately include 6,000 residential units ranging from multi-family and single-family homes to rentals and townhomes, this project emphasizes Legacy MCS’s continued commitment to excellence in the build-to-rent sector.

With deep experience in the BTR market, Legacy MCS has completed or is currently developing over 2,000 BTR units since 2016. Their current notable projects in Central Texas include Villas at Creekside, Village at Hutto Station, Urbana at Cottonwood Creek, and Urbana at Hero Way. Legacy MCS also boasts completed BTR developments like Urbana at Plum Creek and Urbana at Goodnight Ranch. Legacy’s portfolio underscores their commitment to the build-to-rent sector to ensure every aspect from construction excellence, maintenance, amenities, technology, safety and the comforts of home are considered.

“This project not only highlights the growth and potential of the build-to-rent market, but also positions Legacy MCS as a key contributor in this evolving sector,” said Greg Cole, Director of Construction for Legacy MCS.

BTR Expertise
By choosing Legacy MCS for The Village at Mayfair project, Empire Group of Companies ensures top-tier construction and innovative sourcing of construction finish-out, leveraging Legacy MCS’s extensive expertise in build-to-rent developments.

Legacy MCS continues growth in the BTR and Multi-Family Rental markets, driven by a mission to create remarkable spaces that serve communities and offer exceptional returns for their clients. With a legacy rooted in quality and service, Legacy MCS is poised to continue as a important contributor in the construction landscape of Texas.

For more information about Legacy MCS and their projects, please visit www.legacymcs.com.

Comal ISD held a groundbreaking ceremony for its ninth middle school, located in the new Mayfair development, on Wednesday morning as the district looks to address rapid growth in the area. 

The school is funded through the 2023 bond. As far as a timeline for the construction of middle school No. 9, the team anticipates receiving a permit within the next 30 days, said Comal ISD Chief Operations Officer Mark Stahl. The project has a 24-month buildout and the campus is anticipated to open in August of 2027.   

Superintendent John Chapman said the groundbreaking is more than a photo-op with a golden shovel, as it represents the continued growth of the community and district. 

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As another new year unfolds before us, or behind us, depending on when you read this, many find themselves looking for realistic, practical ways to create healthier lives. One path towards New Year’s Resolutions that can be achieved is through a focus on building better habits and establishing routines rather than setting grandiose goals with no strategy in mind to get yourself there. For example, instead of vowing to lose 50 pounds and save $10,000 before the year ends, make the more simple and concrete resolution to stop Doordashing fast food burgers and start bringing a salad into work for lunch.

Within this framework of attainable goals and healthy routines, there are a variety of different activities you can commit to in your quest to benefit your body and mind. Once again, it doesn’t have to be something epic like skydiving or trying out for the local semi-pro hockey team. For best results, consider starting with small steps. Literally.

Taking the First Steps Towards a Healthier New Year

Walking is not just the default mode of short-distance transportation for most people. It is also one of the simplest and most accessible forms of exercise available–and is surprisingly effective on multiple levels. The benefits of a good walking regimen are well documented, from a boost in cardiovascular health to an improved sense of mental clarity. A daily walking routine can transform your life in small but meaningful ways, and, best of all, it’s something you can start for free right now with no equipment necessary. Just a comfortable pair of sneakers and a high-visibility shirt or jacket with reflective elements if you plan on walking at night.

Why Walking Works

At first glance, walking might seem too simple to be effective or too mundane to stick with as a daily habit, but you shouldn’t underestimate its power and appeal. Here are a few reasons walking makes an awesome go-to exercise:

New Braunfels and the Texas Hill Country: The Perfect Backdrop for a Daily Walk

Living in New Braunfels, TX, is a great first step because it makes starting a walking routine even easier and more rewarding. New Braunfels doesn’t just provide that perfect Texas Hill Country scenery to motivate us while developing this healthy habit, it also has great trail and sidewalk infrastructure to support walkers, runners, and cyclists. The Mayfair residential district alone will be home to dozens of miles of trails and pathways, giving residents access to many unique walking experiences without ever leaving the neighborhood. Another good place to find great walking trails in New Braunfels is along the iconic Guadalupe River.

Building Your Perfect Walking Routine

Committing to any type of new daily routine can feel a little stressful and overwhelming at first but making the resolution to get a few more steps in every day can be simple and stress-free. With a little pre-planning and motivation, you can jump right in to forming an enjoyable and beneficial habit. Try to focus on the following 3 key concepts when planning your own walking routine.

1. Set Realistic Goals

Generic self-help type wisdom usually encourages you to rack up the miles, but if you’re just beginning your first walking regimen, it may be smarter to dial back your initial expectations. It can be really deflating to spend time creating a detailed walking plan with a specific, ambitious goal, only to realize you’re not physically at that level yet. Rather than challenge yourself to walk a certain distance or number of steps each day, it’s perfectly fine to start with a simple, open-ended goal, like going for a daily walk of at least 15 minutes.

If you have an inconsistent or demanding schedule in other areas of your life, you can also plan days off, or set medium-term goals rather than daily goals. For example, committing to 8 hours of walking each month rather than 15 minutes each day can offer more flexibility. By setting modest goals, you also set yourself up for a motivating confidence boost when you routinely meet or exceed them.

2. Plan Your Route(s)

Decision fatigue is a real thing. Just like you can end up making the bad choice to eat a leftover bag of chips at 10 P.M. because you failed to decide on dinner plans, not having a plan ready to go for your afternoon, morning, or evening walk can result in you skipping it entirely if you encounter a day where you feel too mentally worn out to bother choosing a walking path.

Many dedicated walkers take the same route every single day, and this added element of consistency works great for certain people. However, we recommend beginners choose varied paths and schedule different walks for different days to help keep things interesting. This is less challenging than it might sound–for some people, you won’t even have to leave your own neighborhood to find a wealth of different walking path options. The emergent Mayfair neighborhood’s series of trails and parks, for example, will boast a combined 35 miles of scenic, friendly, and well-maintained trails.

It can also help to choose walks that have a built-in destination, either scenic or practical. This could be a local landmark, a favorite Texas Hill Country view, or the local store to pick up a few groceries before you hit the second leg of your walk and head home. To return to the example of Mayfair, many of this charming residential district’s trails are centered around Midtown Mayfair, a vibrant community hub breaking ground this spring that will feature multi-use spaces, a pool with all the amenities, and future plans for shopping and dining options.

For New Braunfels destination walks, don’t just think of your favorite park bench or smoothie shop. There’s always something going on in New Braunfels to turn your simple walk into an exciting event:

Make sure to also prioritize safety when planning out your walking routes. Stick to designated non-motorized-use trails when possible, and surface streets with good sidewalks when not. Avoid taking roads with high-speed limits, lots of blind spots, inadequate lighting, or a lack of basic pedestrian infrastructure like crosswalks. Be aware that services like Google Maps, while extremely useful for motorists, do not always know which paths in your city are legitimately safe and walkable.

Keep It Fun to Stay Motivated

Walking shouldn’t feel like a chore, and chances are, you already have enough of it in your life. By making your daily walk into something you enjoy and look forward to, you ensure long-term success.

Try incorporating passive activities that you enjoy. Listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks is a go-to for many walkers, and if your playlists are getting stale, a daily walking session gives you ample opportunity to sample new songs and shows. For safety’s sake, consider using only a single earbud so that you keep one ear open to hear what’s going on around you–like traffic or other trail users.

Birdwatching, photography, and the use of apps that track and gamify your walking goals are other examples of activities that can be easily incorporated into a walking routine. Whether you track your daily to-dos with a motivational app like Finch, or are active on popular augmented reality games like Pokemon Go, there are lots of ways to integrate your favorite tech with your new favorite pastime.

You can also use your walking time to double-task on more productive activities, such as using a Bluetooth earpiece to catch up on important phone calls or brainstorming work assignments in your head. We strongly suggest linking your walk to more fun and enjoyable activities, however, as this will help you look forward to it as an escape from your day, rather than simply a continuation of your workday where you must work and exercise at the same time.

Make sure your walking plan also includes small rewards for meeting your goals. At the half-year point, you might plan to treat yourself to a night out at the movies or your favorite restaurant if you’re on track to meet your goals. Your rewards can be bigger, smaller, or more frequent than that, too–whatever keeps you motivated and fits your budget and lifestyle!

Looking for an even bigger way to make your daily walk more fun? Why not adopt yourself a walking buddy to bring long-term motivation and companionship? The Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area is conveniently located on Morningside Drive (add it to your next walk) and adoption fees for adult dogs start under $150. Plan to stop in and say hello to some of these good boys and girls.

Embrace the Power of the Daily Walk at Mayfair

We’ve used Mayfair’s parks and trails as an example multiple times in today’s blog, and if you’re intrigued, come see–and walk–them for yourself. Mayfair has excellently built homes in a variety of unit types, with new units available regularly and expansions ongoing. Contact Mayfair today to learn more about making it your new home.

At Mayfair in New Braunfels, we’re proud to honor the heroes who make a difference in our community every day. For a limited time, educators, medical personnel, military members, firefighters, and police officers can enjoy a special $2,000 credit toward design center options on new build homes and select inventory.

Mayfair offers a vibrant lifestyle with thoughtfully designed homes, parks, trails, and exciting community events. Anchored by Midtown Mayfair, the heart of the community features a dynamic mix of shopping, dining, and workspaces — making it the perfect place to call home. Mayfair will also be home to two Comal ISD schools, including an elementary school currently underway and a middle school anticipated to break ground soon!

Ready to explore your options? Contact our builders to schedule a tour and learn more about this exclusive offer for first responders and educators:

Highland Homes

Now selling from the $470s
2 new model homes now open
Sunday 12-6pm | Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm

50′ series
346 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, TX 78130

214-929-6849
Todd.Hays@highlandhomes.com

60′ series
310 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, TX 78130

936-615-6893
Tina.Anderson@highlandhomes.com

Perry Homes

Now selling from the $460s
2 model homes now open
Sunday 12-7pm | Monday – Saturday 10am – 7pm

50′ Series
342 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, TX 78130

210-236-3585
Malea.Breaux@perryhomes.com

60′ Series
314 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, TX 78130

210-236-3584
Bob.Johnson@perryhomes.com

Coventry Homes

Now selling from the $430s
2 model homes now open
Monday – Thursday & Saturday 10am – 6pm | Friday & Sunday 12-6pm

50’s Collection
350 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, Tx 78130

60’s Collection
322 Cleveland Way New Braunfels, TX 78130

210-887-8632
monty.reynolds@coventryhomes.com
marla.somoskey@coventryhomes.com

Toll Brothers

Now selling from the $430s
2 model homes now open
Monday 10am – 6pm
Tuesday 2-6pm
Wednesday – Saturday 10am – 6pm
Sunday 12-6pm

Comal Collection
338 Cleveland Way New Braunfels, TX 78130

956-949-9733
EWilliams1@tollbrothers.com

Guadalupe Collection
318 Cleveland Way, New Braunfels, Tx 78130

956-949-9733
jjamison@tollbrothers.com

Don’t miss this opportunity to find your dream home and receive a little extra as a thank-you for all you do. Visit Mayfair today!

*Additional rules, regulations and restrictions apply. Homebuyers must present valid identification or other documentation establishing qualifications, and Mayfair may, in its sole and absolute discretion, determine promotional eligibility and/or suspend or terminate offer at any time. Only one offer applicable per home address, must be presented at time of contract and cannot be combined with any other offers. Offer valid 1/15/25 – 03/31/25, and must close by 10/31/25.

The rumors are true: Costco Wholesale Corp. is headed to fast-growing New Braunfels.

The warehouse club is planning a $37 million project to build a 158,000-square-foot store and gas station at 330 Addstine Lane, near Kohlenberg Road and the Interstate 35 access road. According to filings with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, construction is expected to start in September and wrap up in March 2026.

Read More: San Antonio Express-News

The New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation reviewed progress on the Kohlenberg Road improvement project during its Nov. 21 meeting. Deputy City Manager Jordan Matney presented details on the project, which is partially funded by the 2023 bond program…

Matney also presented plans for intersection improvements at Kohlenberg Road and Mayfair’s proposed “Street B.” These enhancements will realign Continental Automotive’s driveway to meet the new signalized intersection, improving traffic flow and safety.

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