Rarely does a custom home of this quality become available here in Comanche Trace. The large courtyard provides an elegant path to the entry way. From the moment you walk in the beautifully handcrafted front door, you are entranced. The foyer, with its hand-cut stone floors and... Read More

Anderson-Jenkins Opens Model Home in Comanche Trace Comanche Trace is delighted to announce the opening of the Model Home built by Anderson-Jenkins. The Model Home is open on Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday 1:00 p.m. to 4:00... Read More

Building a new home is most likely the most expensive and emotional yet thrilling, experience you can have. You deserve a builder who will treat it as such. We would like to take the opportunity to introduce ourselves. We are Shayne Anderson and Jeff Jenkins of Anderson- Jenkins... Read More

Comanche Trace is hosting the Texas Hill Country Wine & Brew Fest on Saturday, July 6, 11 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. This year’s festival is presented by James Avery and Centennial Bank and will be held around Comanche Trace Lake. Other sponsors for the event include Peterson Regional... Read More

The story of golf coming to Kerrville is told in a rare 1924 edition of Grinstead’s Graphic, a monthly magazine about Kerrville and the Hill Country, published early in the last century by J. E. Grinstead. The little booklet also tells a story of early real estate development... Read More

Did pesky insects get the best of you and your garden last year? Were you witness to overnight attacks on your vegetable crop? Are you a bit worried that this year might bring a repeat performance? You invest a lot of time, effort, and money into planning, preparing, and planting... Read More

One of the happiest circumstances in the life of an older building is to find a whole new purpose that brings joy to the hearts of many. This is what happened to the “old” Kerrville post office building on Earl Garrett Street. Some artists with vision saw that the building would... Read More

With over 100,000 visitors per year, the National Museum of the Pacific War is a hidden gem in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Located in historic Fredericksburg, the birthplace of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, it is the only museum in the nation dedicated entirely to the... Read More