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Welcome to Vintage Oaks at the vineyard, a breathtaking master-planned community surrounded by the natural beauty and rugged spirit of the Texas Hill Country in New Braunfels, Texas. The community is a paradise of majestic rolling hills that present you with sweeping panoramic views of the beautiful Texas real estate for sale. You can choose from an impressive variety of one to three acre hilltop, pondside and wooded homesites to build your dream home.

Located in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Vintage Oaks offers you a lifestyle like no other. The community's unique mix of pristine Hill Country land for sale and a highly desirable New Braunfels, TX location means that it's removed from all the noise, traffic and bustle of the big cities; yet it's close enough to enjoy all of the city conveniences.

Mahncke Park

Mahncke Park is part of the Neighborhood Conservation District within San Antonio which is dedicated neighborhood unity and revitalization.  Mahncke Park is a distinctive and unique residential community which contributes significantly to overall charactor and identity of the city. 

King William

The King William Historic District occupies land that was once irrigated farm land belonging to the Mission San Antonio de Valero, commonly known as the Alamo. When the mission was secularized in 1793, the lands were divided among the resident Indian families from the mission or sold at public auction. The area known today as the King William Historic District was subdivided into lots in the 1860s and laid out with the present streets. It developed into an idyllic neighborhood of large, impressive houses in the Greek Revival, Victorian, and Italianate architectural styles. The main entry street into the area was given the name King Wilhelm in honor of King Wilhelm I, King of Prussia in the 1870s. Around 1950, the area began to attract a group of people who found its proximity to the downtown business district attractive and who, moreover, recognized the potential of restoration of the fine old houses and smaller cottages. The interest in preservation of the area began to be aroused and once again it became a "fashionable" and desirable place to live. In 1967 the King William District was the first neighborhood designated as a Historic District in Texas, designed to protect it for the benefit and enjoyment of the public. The King William Historic District is located south of downtown and bounded by Durango, South St. Mary’s, Eagleland and the San Antonio River.

Monte Vista

Primarily built between 1890-1930 during San Antonio's "guilded age" of prosperity, Monte Vista contains a diverse mix of architectural styles. Some of the most common styles include Tudor, Spanish Eclectic, Queen Anne, and Craftsman.