About Vista Alta Del Veramendi

Vista Alta Del Veramendi is a premier gated garden home community that consists of 61 luxury villa home-sites. We have created one and two story building plans with many available amenities such as open floor plans, high ceilings, high-end appliances, optional lift and second ensuite in each home. Best of all you choose your finishes to make it the home of your dreams. Vista Alta Del Veramendi has been designed to provide a “lock and go” lifestyle with aging in place in mind. The neighborhood sits within the 2,400-acre master planned community of Veramendi in New Braunfels, Texas. The site itself consists of approximately 28 acres with mature oak trees throughout, rolling land with great vistas to the north and east. With its beautiful trees, neighborhood retreat, greenbelts, protective covenants, sidewalks and more Vista Alta del Veramendi is like no other neighborhood in the area.

The Villas

Our architects and interior designers have designed six functional and exciting villas for your consideration.

  • Custom designed Villas
  • one & two story
  • companion suites
  • optional elevator
  • ADA Accessibility
  • high ceilings
  • open floor plans
  • abundant light
  • two car garage
  • Pricing $720,000 and up

The Lifestyle

It is that time in your life to have more free time to do whatever you want. A new home in a well designed village, nestled in the Texas Hill country, with few maintenance concerns. That is what we wish for you!

  • sports court
  • Pavilion
  • walking paths
  • Gated Entry
  • Heavily Landscaped
  • natural features
  • A 6-ft rock & wrought iron perimeter fence

The Location

The location of Vista Alta was chosen because of its ancient Trophy Oaks, beautiful vistas of the Texas Hill country and the many great amenities near by. View map: 607 Alta Circle New Braunfels 78132

  • New Braunfels 15 Mins Away
  • 29 acres of rolling hill country
  • mature oak trees throughout.
  • Northwest corner of
    Veramendi
  • San Antonio 45 mins away
  • Austin 1 hour away
  • H-E-B 5 mins away
  • 24/7 Pharmacies
  • Near boutique & restaurants

All amenities provided in Veramendi, 540 acres Regional Park, Health club facility, Collage, Hospital, Movie and entertainment center, and much more. Please check with Veramendi for more.

Vista Alta Plat

Our Team

Josh Maas

Builder

Vista Alta del Veramendi

Community

Natalie Jarrett

Designer

Miguel Herrera

Director of Sales

Miguel Herrera Luxury Lifestyle

Sales Team

Vista Alta was engineered by Pape-Dawson and Villa designs by MSA Architecture.

Texas Sunset

The History

The land was watered by springs, and for eons, the first People held it in trust, camped, hunted and lived upon it. In 1691, Europeans came … an expedition led by Domingo Teran de los Rios following El Camino Real crossed the Guadalupe River. Other expeditions followed, and the water drew them too.

In 1825, Juan de Veramendi was given title to the area around the springs and river by the Mexican government. Veramendi and most of his family died in a cholera epidemic in 1833. His massive land holdings were inherited by his surviving daughter, Maria Antonio, who married Raphael Garza. In 1845, Prince Carl of Solms-Braunfels the Commissioner General of the Adelsverein, was looking for land upon which to settle German immigrants he had enticed to settle in Texas. He negotiated with Maria and her husband and purchased two leagues of land running along the what is now known as the Dry Comal springs, for approximately $1,100.00.

This then became New Braunfels— the first and only city in Texas founded by a prince. Over the years, Maria Antonio Veramendi Garza sold off portions of the original Veramendi land grant. Eventually 2,426 acres of that family holding was acquired by Joseph Landa, who used it as a cattle ranch. In 1896, Joseph’s son, Harry assumed control of the family’s businesses, and ran the ranch and mills for another 30 years. According to the terms of his mother’s will, 10 years after her death, the Landa family Trust was to be liquidated. Dean Word, who owned a road building company, purchased the Landa Ranch on December 5, 1941. The next day, the United States was plunged into war by the tragic events at Pearl Harbor. After the war, in 1956, Joyce Word married Bill Borchers, and the ranch remained in stewardship of the Borcher-Word family for another 50 years. The family has partnered with ASA Properties to develop the next chapter in the story of this blessed and beautiful land.

Vista Alta, a gated community of thoughtfully designed garden villas, will soon rise on 30 of those storied acres. We invite you to come and watch what develops.

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