Regent Park

Regent Park is a master-planned community located just off Interstate 10 in Boerne, Texas (78006), approximately 5 miles from downtown Boerne and 13 miles from San Antonio's Loop 1604. The community features five active builders — Highland Homes, Brightland Homes (formerly Gehan Homes), Journey Homes, Kindred Homes, and M/I Homes — each offering distinct product lines across 50-foot and 60-foot lots.

The builder diversity is the community's primary structural advantage. With five builders operating simultaneously, buyers have a wider selection of floor plans, architectural styles, and price points than most Boerne new-construction communities offer. Homes range from approximately 1,100 to over 3,000 square feet, with recent pricing spanning from approximately $535,000 to $775,000+ depending on builder, lot size, and finish selections. The community is still actively selling with multiple phases in development.

Location and Access

Regent Park's position directly off I-10 is one of its most practical features. The community sits approximately 2.8 miles from downtown Boerne's Main Street and about 13 miles from Loop 1604, placing it within the daily-service radius of Boerne's commercial infrastructure while maintaining direct highway access to San Antonio. The Shops at La Cantera, The Rim shopping district, and Six Flags Fiesta Texas are all within a 15-to-20-minute drive south on I-10.

For buyers who commute to San Antonio — whether downtown, to the medical center, or to the northwest employment corridor — the I-10 access eliminates the rural-road navigation that some Hill Country communities require. The commute to downtown SA runs approximately 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic, and the airport is roughly 30 to 35 minutes.

The Builders

Each builder brings a different product positioning to the community:

Highland Homes — a well-established Texas builder with a strong reputation for quality construction and design. Highland offers both 50-foot and 60-foot lot collections, with floor plans ranging from approximately 1,800 to 3,000+ square feet. Their 60-foot lots are the premium product in the community, offering larger homesites with backs-to-nature or equestrian-property views.

Brightland Homes (formerly Gehan Homes) — known for competitive pricing and a broad selection of floor plans. Brightland targets the mid-range of the community's price spectrum with open-concept designs and modern finishes.

Journey Homes — a regional builder offering both single-story and two-story plans with a focus on livability and energy efficiency.

Kindred Homes — focused on the community's more attainable price tier, offering 3-to-4-bedroom plans that appeal to first-time buyers and young families seeking Boerne ISD schools.

M/I Homes — a national builder with strong energy-efficiency standards and a modern product line. M/I Homes brings smart-home technology and a structured build process that appeals to relocation buyers accustomed to national-brand construction.

Lot Sizes and Site Plan

Regent Park offers two primary lot widths: 50-foot and 60-foot homesites. The 50-foot lots are the standard product, providing a comfortable building envelope with side-yard setbacks typical of modern suburban design. The 60-foot lots offer additional width, which translates to larger side yards, more landscaping flexibility, and a less compressed streetscape feel.

Several lots back to nature views or equestrian properties, which adds a Hill Country character element that distinguishes Regent Park from fully enclosed suburban developments. The walking trail system connects neighborhoods through common green spaces and park areas.

Amenities

• Community parks and green spaces — distributed throughout the development for passive recreation
• Walking trails — connecting neighborhoods through landscaped corridors and natural terrain
• Nature views — several lots back to open Hill Country terrain and equestrian properties

HOA and Fees

The Regent Park HOA is mandatory for all homeowners. Annual dues are approximately $900 to $977 per year, covering community park maintenance, walking trail upkeep, common area landscaping, and community-wide standards enforcement. The HOA structure is standard for a Boerne master-planned community — covenant restrictions apply to exterior modifications, landscaping standards, and property maintenance.

Schools: Boerne ISD

Regent Park is served by Boerne Independent School District (Boerne ISD), which carries an A-rating from the Texas Education Agency. The specific feeder pattern:

• Elementary: Kendall Elementary (Pre-K–5)
• Middle: Boerne Middle School South (6–8)
• High: Samuel V. Champion High School (9–12)

Boerne ISD's A-rating and consistent academic performance are primary demand drivers in this corridor. For families relocating from out of state, Regent Park's combination of multiple builder options, I-10 access, and Boerne ISD schools represents a practical and competitive new-construction market position.

Infrastructure

Regent Park is served by municipal water and sewer infrastructure. This is a meaningful advantage in the Hill Country, where many communities rely on private wells drawing from the Edwards Aquifer and aerobic septic systems. Municipal service eliminates the well-maintenance variables — depth, flow rate, water hardness, seasonal availability — that complicate rural Hill Country property ownership.

Proximity to Services

• Downtown Boerne: ~2.8 miles — H-E-B, dining, medical offices, shops
• The Rim / La Cantera: 15–20 minutes via I-10
• Six Flags Fiesta Texas: 15–20 minutes
• Downtown San Antonio: 25–35 minutes via I-10
• SA Airport (SAT): 30–35 minutes
• Outdoor recreation: Cibolo Nature Center, Boerne Lake, Canyon Lakes, Guadalupe River State Park

What Makes Regent Park Different

• Five active builders — the most builder diversity of any new-construction community in the immediate Boerne corridor, giving buyers real selection on floor plans, finishes, and price.
• Direct I-10 access — 2.8 miles from downtown Boerne with no rural-road navigation required. Practical daily connectivity that many Hill Country communities don't match.
• 50- and 60-foot lot options — the 60-foot lots offer a genuinely larger building envelope with backs-to-nature views, distinguishing the premium tier from standard suburban product.
• Municipal water and sewer — no well or septic dependency, reducing ongoing infrastructure risk and maintenance costs.

Who Regent Park Suits

• Buyers who want new construction with builder selection — not locked into a single builder's product
• Families seeking Boerne ISD A-rated schools with I-10 corridor convenience
• Relocating buyers who need San Antonio commute access without sacrificing Hill Country setting
• Buyers in the $535K–$775K range who want to compare multiple builders before committing
• Remote workers who want community amenities and walking trails within a planned development

Related Communities

Buyers evaluating Regent Park should also consider:

• Corley Farms — three builders with a lower entry price point starting in the $350Ks
• Miralomas — gated community with nature preservation focus and higher elevation views
• Esperanza — Boerne's first master-planned community with a 55+ section by Toll Brothers
• Boerne — the broader town context and what daily life actually looks like here