Regent Park community in Boerne, Texas — modern homes with stone and brick facades along a curving street with native landscaping
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Regent Park, Texas

A master-planned community three miles from downtown Boerne — multiple builders, wider lots, and A-rated schools in a Hill Country setting with genuine town access.

Kendall County · Master-Planned · 2.8 miles from downtown Boerne

Bill Ross By Bill Ross · Updated July 2026
Price Range
$460,000–$775,000
Typical Lot
0.14–0.27 acres (50–80 ft lots)
Schools
Boerne ISD (A)
To Downtown SA
30–40 min

Regent Park is a master-planned community in Boerne, Texas (78006), located off Interstate 10 approximately 13 miles from Loop 1604 and just 2.8 miles from downtown Boerne's Main Street. Home prices typically range from $460,000 to $775,000, with lot widths of 50, 60, 70, and 80 feet across multiple builder sections. For California buyers, the combination of new construction, wider lots, and proximity to a walkable Hill Country town is the primary value proposition.

Character and Vibe

Regent Park balances new construction with Hill Country setting. The community's entry boulevard is manicured, the streetscape is planned, and the builder roster — Highland Homes, Kindred Homes, Brightland Homes, Journey Homes, and David Weekley Homes — provides genuine variety in design and price point. Unlike more isolated developments, Regent Park is close enough to downtown Boerne to drive to Main Street in under five minutes, which gives residents access to Boerne's shops, restaurants, and community events without a long commute.

Typical Price Ranges

  • Median home value: ~$544,000 (2025)
  • 50-foot lots (Highland Homes): $535,000–$600,000 (2,879–3,158 sq ft)
  • 65-foot lots (Kindred Homes): $550,000–$650,000
  • 70-foot and 80-foot lots (Kindred Homes): $650,000–$775,000+
  • Resale range: $460,000–$650,000 depending on upgrades and lot position

Lot Sizes

Lot widths range from 50 to 80 feet, with lot sizes approximately 0.14 to 0.27 acres. The wider lots (70 and 80 feet) offer notably more side yard space than the 40-foot lots common in entry-level communities. For California buyers accustomed to tight suburban spacing, these lots represent a meaningful improvement in outdoor living area.

School District

Boerne ISD — A-rated for six consecutive years. Assigned schools include Kendall Elementary, Boerne Middle School South, and Samuel V. Champion High School. The district's 98.3% graduation rate and consistent TEA performance are a significant draw for families.

Community Amenities

  • Community pool and splash park
  • Playground and park areas
  • Manicured entry boulevard
  • Proximity to Boerne Main Street — 2.8 miles to shops and restaurants
  • Near the Cibolo Nature Center — hiking, nature programs, and community events

Location and Commute

Regent Park sits off I-10, approximately 13 miles from Loop 1604 and 30 miles from downtown San Antonio. The commute to downtown SA is typically 30 to 40 minutes. The community is near The Shops at La Cantera, The Rim Shopping Center, and Six Flags Fiesta Texas. Downtown Boerne — with its restaurants, shops, and farmer's market — is roughly 5 minutes away.

HOA and Fees

HOA fees are approximately $900 to $977 per year (roughly $75–$81 per month), covering community maintenance, pool, splash park, and common area landscaping. Review the CC&Rs and financial statements during your option period.

What California Buyers Should Know

  • Proximity to downtown Boerne is unusual. Most new-construction communities in the Hill Country are 10+ minutes from any walkable town center. Regent Park is 2.8 miles from Main Street.
  • Multiple builders mean genuine choice. Highland Homes, Kindred Homes, Brightland Homes, Journey Homes, and David Weekley Homes all offer different designs and price points.
  • Wider lots are available. The 70-foot and 80-foot lots offer substantially more space than the 40-foot lots at Corley Farms or similar entry-level communities.
  • Still new construction. Expect builder timelines of 6–12 months depending on the builder and inventory status.

Community Characteristics

Families who want new construction near a walkable downtown. Buyers who need a wider lot (60–80 feet) but do not want to pay luxury-gated-community prices. Relocators who want to be close to Boerne's community life while living in a planned neighborhood. Buyers who value builder choice and the ability to compare multiple floor plans and price points.

Considerations for Different Buyer Profiles

Buyers who want large acreage (1+ acres) at an entry-level price. Anyone seeking a gated community with resort-level amenities. Buyers who prefer established custom homes over new construction.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Regent Park a good fit for California relocators?

Regent Park offers new construction in the $460,000–$775,000 range with lot widths from 50 to 80 feet, served by A-rated Boerne ISD schools. The community is 2.8 miles from downtown Boerne — close enough to walk or bike to Main Street — which distinguishes it from more isolated Hill Country developments. For California buyers who want new construction near a walkable town center, Regent Park is one of the strongest options.

What builders are building in Regent Park?

Active builders include Highland Homes (50-foot and 65-foot lots), Kindred Homes (65-foot, 70-foot, and 80-foot lots), Brightland Homes, and Journey Homes. David Weekley Homes is also entering the community. This variety of builders across multiple lot widths creates a range of price points and floor plan styles within the same neighborhood.

How does Regent Park compare to Corley Farms or Esperanza?

Regent Park sits between Corley Farms and Esperanza in both price and lot size. Corley Farms offers the lowest entry point ($335K+) but smaller lots. Esperanza offers resort-level amenities at higher prices. Regent Park's advantage is proximity to downtown Boerne — 2.8 miles to Main Street — and larger lots than Corley Farms with a broader builder selection.

Data Sources and Methodology

Data sources and last-verified dates are noted inline. For current information, verify directly with the relevant school district, utility provider, tax office, or listing service. Price ranges reflect SABOR MLS data as of mid-2026 and may not reflect current listings or recent sales. Tax rates, HOA fees, and utility providers should be confirmed for each specific property.

Bill Ross
About the Author

Bill Ross

Bill Ross is the founder of Hill Country Homesteads Group, serving Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, San Antonio, and the surrounding Hill Country communities. With nearly four decades in high-tech sales and marketing, Bill brings a strategic, data-driven approach to real estate. He maintains a network of over 1,000 California real estate agents to coordinate seamless cross-state transitions.

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