
$8,000,000
4261 Interstate 35, New Braunfels, TX, 78130

$8,000,000
4261 Interstate 35, New Braunfels, TX, 78130

$7,000,000
1128 Posey Ranch RD, Fischer, TX, 78623

$3,250,000
751 Shearer RD, Bulverde, TX, 78163

$3,199,900
232 Riverfront DR, New Braunfels, TX, 78132

$2,920,000
1534 Circolare, New Braunfels, TX, 78132

$2,750,000
1950 Estrellita Ranch RD, Canyon Lake, TX, 78133

$2,600,000
13970 US Highway 281, Spring Branch, TX, 78070

$2,540,000
100 acres Cranes Mill North RD, Canyon Lake, TX, 78133

$2,500,000
251 Serenity, Fischer, TX, 78623

$2,499,999
00 Fm 32 DR, Fischer, TX, 78623

$2,499,999
00 Fm 32 DR, Fischer, TX, 78623

$2,350,000
1958 Paradise Parkway, Canyon Lake, TX, 78133

$2,350,000
185 Shimmering Shore CT, Spring Branch, TX, 78070

$2,300,000
14511 Farm to Market 32, Blanco, TX, 78606

$2,200,000
119 spiritual PASS, Spring Branch, TX, 78070

$2,195,000
1941 Canyon Curve CURV, Spring Branch, TX, 78070

$2,095,000
144 Serene ST, Spring Branch, TX, 78070

$2,000,000
27846 Natural Bridge Caverns RD, San Antonio, TX, 78266

$2,000,000
27846 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd, San Antonio, TX, 78266

$2,000,000
27846 Natural Bridge Caverns Rd, San Antonio, TX, 78266
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Life in Comal ISD is defined by the intersection of Hill Country geography and rapid suburban growth. New Braunfels has been ranked among the fastest-growing cities in the United States by Census data, with population exceeding 100,000 as of recent estimates. The historic downtown Gruene district along the Guadalupe River draws visitors to Gruene Hall, the oldest dance hall in Texas built in 1878, and a cluster of restaurants, antique shops, and outfitters. Downtown New Braunfels along San Antonio Street features German-influenced bakeries, the Brauntex Performing Arts Theatre, and the Sophienburg Museum documenting the city's 1845 German settlement. H-E-B, Walmart, and Target provide retail along Loop 337 and I-35 frontage.
Outdoor recreation is central to daily life in Comal ISD. The Comal River, the shortest navigable river in the United States at 2.5 miles, supports tubing and swimming through Landa Park and Prince Solms Park. The Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam is one of the most popular tubing destinations in Texas, with commercial outfitters operating from Gruene north to Canyon Lake. Canyon Lake itself offers boating, fishing, and camping at multiple Army Corps parks. Landa Park in central New Braunfels features a spring-fed pool, miniature golf, a miniature train, playgrounds, and walking trails. The annual Wurstfest, a 10-day German heritage festival held each November, attracts over 100,000 visitors. Youth sports leagues, the YMCA on Landa Street, and the New Braunfels Recreation Center provide year-round family programming.
Comal ISD is served by Comal ISD. Students typically attend Rebecca Creek Elementary or Startzville Elementary or Mountain Valley Elementary or Freiheit Elementary or Bill Brown Elementary for elementary school, Mountain Valley Middle or Canyon Middle or Church Hill Middle School or Smithson Valley Middle School or Canyon Intermediate for middle school, and Canyon Lake High School or Canyon High School or Smithson Valley High School for high school.
School District: Comal ISD
Comal ISD covers New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, Gruene, Spring Branch, and surrounding communities. Major subdivisions include Veramendi, Vintage Oaks, River Mill, Mission Hills, and Westpointe. Canyon Lake communities line the north shore.
Comal ISD has earned consistent TEA A and B ratings across its campuses, with Smithson Valley High School frequently rated A. The district offers strong CTE programs, youth sports leagues, and access to Hill Country outdoor recreation. New Braunfels has a YMCA, recreation center, and multiple family-oriented parks.
Home prices range from $300K for older New Braunfels homes to $650K for new construction in master-planned communities. Canyon Lake waterfront properties list from $500K to over $1.5 million. The district median home value is approximately $380K.
New Braunfels is approximately 50 minutes from downtown Austin via I-35 and 30 minutes from downtown San Antonio. The city sits directly on I-35, providing direct highway access in both directions.
The Comal River and the Guadalupe River both flow through Comal ISD. The Comal River runs 2.5 miles through New Braunfels from Comal Springs to the Guadalupe. The Guadalupe River below Canyon Dam is popular for tubing, kayaking, and fishing.