Award-winning Apartment in Downtown Boerne

This garage apartment is offered for monthly rentals only, so you avoid paying city and state taxes. It was featured in April 2013 Fine Homebuilding Magazine ('Stress Free in South Texas') and won the magazine's national award for Best Retirement Home. You can see pictures of the apartment in the magazine article. It is a sustainable, energy-efficient home designed by the owner-architect, but its cozy apartment has all the comforts of home and a vintage feel!

Charming, 2nd floor apartment in the heart of Boerne on Frederick Creek. This apartment is limited to adults—maximum 2. Own kitchen and bath (dishes and linens provided), dining nook, washer-dryer, full-sized refrigerator and stove, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, 32-inch flat screen tv on swivel wall mount, high-speed internet access. The bed is a queen with new mattress and box spring. The living area has a new (queen-sized) sofa bed, footstools side tables and dresser and upholstered reading chair. The tub has a shower. The sofa has comfortable pillows. We provide all dishes, cooking utensils, pots and pans, and coffee maker. The balcony has a small table and two chairs for morning coffee.

10-15 minute walk to Main Street filled with antique shops and restaurants. 40 minute drive from San Antonio airport. Private entrance, parking. Picnic on the shady creek!

Come for these special events in Boerne:

Every month, Second Saturday and Sunday, crafts market with food and music, just a 10-minute walk from here.

Every Saturday (March-December): Farmer's Market at the Herff Farm.
We are a quick walk from the Kendall Inn and restaurant, which serves as the trailhead for the Heart of Boerne Trail. The trail connects to the Hill Country Mile, a landscaped walkway connecting downtown along the Cibolo Creek. Walk among trees and native plants from the North end of Main Street with its shops and restaurants to River Road and more of the same. Then you can continue down River Road to other hike and bike paths and follow the Old Number Nine train route through town or to the Cibolo Nature Center and Farm.