Boerne, TX homes range from historic structures near downtown and Cibolo Creek to later neighborhoods and properties with more land farther from Main Street. Life here is organized around a walkable town center, the I-10 commute toward San Antonio, and the wider Hill Country.
Updated November 2026
Devan Bonahoom lives and works in Boerne and helps buyers and sellers look carefully at location, condition, and cost, not just the listing photographs.
The City of Boerne was settled in 1849 by German immigrants, sits off Interstate 10, and, on that same page, lists an elevation of 1,403 feet. The city notes that more than 140 historic structures remain. Downtown is anchored by Main Plaza at 100 N. Main Street and by the Cibolo Trail, a little over 3 miles of paved trail along Cibolo Creek. Homes closer to this core tend to put you nearer shops, parks, and the trail. Homes farther out, and properties toward the county, often trade that proximity for more land. This page does not invent a current price range: asking prices and closed sales change, and a responsible number belongs in a conversation about a specific property.
Boerne Independent School District serves the city. District boundaries can differ from city limits, so confirm the campus assignment for a specific address with the district. This guide does not rate or rank schools or describe who lives in a neighborhood.
For tax year 2026, the City of Boerne publishes a city rate of 0.479, a Kendall County rate of 0.373, a Boerne ISD rate of 1.0065, and a Cow Creek Groundwater Conservation District rate of 0.005, each per $100 of taxable value. Other units and exemptions can apply. For the drive to San Antonio, use the notes in the Moving to Boerne, TX guide: the city publishes a 25-minute glance figure, and real times vary, especially around I-10 and Loop 1604.
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Boerne includes historic houses near downtown and Cibolo Creek, later neighborhood homes, and properties with more land farther from Main Street. Devan Bonahoom can help you compare those settings against a specific address and your daily routine.
Devan Bonahoom, REALTOR® | Luxury Real Estate Advisor, is based in Boerne, Texas, and works with buyers and sellers of homes and Hill Country properties here. She can be reached at (210) 542-4050 or through the contact page.
