River Chase

Look, if you’re tired of feeling like you can reach out your window and touch your neighbor's house, River Chase is going to feel like a breath of fresh air. I always tell folks that this is where New Braunfels really starts to 'Hill Country.' You’re tucked away off FM 306, where the terrain starts to roll and those massive Texas live oaks actually have room to spread their branches. It’s a custom-home community through and through—you won't find cookie-cutter floor plans here. Instead, you’ll see a lot of Texas limestone, wrap-around porches, and three-car garages sitting on 1 to 3-acre lots. The vibe here is 'relaxed-refined.' You’ve got retirees who’ve built their forever homes alongside young families who want their kids to grow up catching lightning bugs and exploring the outdoors. But let’s be real: the crown jewel is the 58-acre private park on the Guadalupe River. While everyone else is fighting for a spot at the public parks, River Chase residents have their own private slice of the river for tubing, fishing, or just a quiet Sunday picnic. You’re only about 10-15 minutes from the historic Gruene district, so you can catch a show at Gruene Hall whenever you want, and the HEB Plus! at Creekside is your go-to for groceries. If you’re commuting to San Antonio, you’re looking at about 40-45 minutes to get downtown, but coming home to these views makes that drive worth every second. It’s quiet, it’s scenic, and with that remarkably low $300 annual HOA fee, it’s one of the best values for acreage living in Comal County.

River Chase is nestled in the picturesque town of New Braunfels, Texas, and is an expansive community centrally located between the San Antonio and Austin metropolitan areas. The community features luxury custom homes on 1 to 3-acre homesites with prices ranging from the lower $400s to over $1 Million.

The amenities set River Chase apart from most Hill Country neighborhoods. The community features a 58-acre Private River Park on the Guadalupe River for camping, picnicking, fishing, hiking, and swimming. The 32-acre Clubhouse Complex and Park includes swimming pools, sports courts, walking trails, and a fishing pond.

Deed restrictions require 1,800 sq ft minimum for a single story and 2,200 sq ft minimum for two-story homes. The community has an Architectural Control Committee and Homeowners Resolution Committee in place to ensure real estate values are protected and the community remains visually appealing and well-maintained.

Property owners pay $300 per year in HOA dues. The very active POA organizes seasonal and holiday events and maintains the extensive common areas.

Comal ISD serves the area, and San Antonio is approximately 35-40 minutes south on US-281. New Braunfels downtown and the Guadalupe River recreation areas are just minutes away.