Canyon Lake Hills

Listen, if you’re looking for that quintessential 'old-school meets new-school' Canyon Lake vibe, Canyon Lake Hills is where you want to be. I always tell my clients that this neighborhood is the heartbeat of the north shore. It’s one of the largest and most established communities in the area, which gives it a character you just won't find in those cookie-cutter subdivisions popping up in New Braunfels. Here, you’ll see a 1970s A-frame cabin sitting right next to a brand-new, ultra-modern farmhouse. That eclectic mix is exactly what makes it special. It’s hilly, it’s heavily wooded, and yes—the deer own the roads, so keep your eyes peeled. What people love most is the proximity to the water without the waterfront price tag. While the neighborhood itself isn't 'on the water' in terms of private docks, you are minutes away from Boat Ramp 6 and 7. Most folks here have a boat or a couple of kayaks in the driveway. The vibe is laid-back and friendly; you’ll see neighbors out on golf carts heading to the community pool or catching the sunset from one of the high points in the hills. Location-wise, you’re in a sweet spot. You’ve got the 'Startzville' area just a couple of miles away, which is home to local favorites like Gennaro’s Trattoria (best Italian on the lake) and Lucky’s Sports Bar. You’re not isolated, but you definitely feel like you’ve escaped the city grind. If you’re commuting to San Antonio, you’re looking at about an hour drive, but coming home to these hills makes that 281 traffic feel a world away. It’s a place where you can actually see the stars at night and hear the cicadas in the summer.