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Kendall County TX Land, Ranch & Real Estate for Sale
About Kendall County
Kendall County sits on the Edwards Plateau in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, roughly thirty miles northwest of San Antonio along Interstate 10. Its county seat, Boerne, anchors a landscape of rolling limestone hills, live-oak savannas, and spring-fed draws that has attracted land buyers for generations. Whether you want to buy land in Kendall County TX for a custom homesite, a working cattle operation, or a recreational retreat, this county delivers the scenery, the water, and the proximity to a major metro that few Hill Country addresses can match. Legacy Broker Group serves Kendall County from our Boerne office.
Legacy Broker Group listings in Kendall County
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$21,500,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 623.00 Acres
1634 KALLENBERG -KLINKSEIK, Fredericksburg, TX 78624
$685,000
4 Beds 2 Baths 2,117 SqFt
421 Armadillo Trail Dr E, Comfort, TX 78013
$19,400,000
5 Beds 7 Baths 310.00 Acres
850 SISTERDALE RD, Boerne, TX 78006
$1,795,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 4,079 SqFt
1454 Kendall Jackson, Comfort, TX 78013
$1,795,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 4,079 SqFt
1454 Kendall Jackson, Comfort, TX 78013
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Living in Kendall County
- Boerne Independent School District — Top-rated PreK–12 district serving Kendall County with 14 campuses and consecutive TEA A ratings.
- Guadalupe River State Park — Nearly 2,000-acre state park on the Kendall-Comal county line with river swimming, camping, and trails.
- Cibolo Center for Conservation — Free 160-acre nature center in Boerne with six miles of trails, Herff Farm, and community programs.
- Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce — Local business directory, events calendar, and community resources for the Boerne area.
- Kendall County Government — Official county site with courthouse services, permits, elections, and county department contacts.
The vibe
The land here tells you immediately that you are on the plateau. Terrain rolls from broad, grassy valleys along the Guadalupe River and Cibolo Creek up through cedar-studded ridgelines that break open into long views of the surrounding hills. Soils run from deeper bottomland along the waterways to thin, rocky caliche on the high ground, and native grasses, live oaks, Spanish oaks, and pecan trees give the county its signature look. Whitetail deer, axis deer, wild turkey, and dove are common across most tracts, and wildlife management valuations are widely used on ranches of every size.
Boerne is the center of gravity, a town platted in 1852 by German settlers that still carries its heritage in the limestone storefronts along Main Street, the Berges Fest each June, and the Kendall County Fair held every Labor Day weekend. Comfort, about twenty minutes northwest, is one of the best-preserved historic districts in the Hill Country and has its own quiet following among artists and small-business owners. Smaller communities like Sisterdale, Kendalia, and Waring round out the county with the kind of wide-open, low-density character that ranch buyers look for.
The pace of daily life leans rural, but this is not a remote county. The I-10 corridor puts San Antonio about twenty-five minutes from Boerne, and the ongoing population growth means new restaurants, shops, and services keep opening along the main corridors. Kendall County grew more than twenty percent between 2020 and 2025, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas, yet much of the acreage beyond Boerne's city limits remains open rangeland and working ranches waiting for the next steward.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, the broader Austin-Waco-Hill Country land-market region reported a median price of approximately eight thousand dollars per acre in the second quarter of 2026, with total dollar volume up nearly twelve percent year over year, according to the Texas Real Estate Research Center. Kendall County listings typically price above the regional median because of the county's proximity to San Antonio, its water features, and the quality of its improved ranches. Current listing data from aggregator sites shows an average asking price near eighty-five thousand dollars per acre across all listed parcels, though that figure is heavily influenced by smaller, highly improved tracts close to Boerne; larger raw acreage farther from town trades at substantially lower per-acre numbers. Well-located properties with water, fencing, and solid improvements continue to attract strong buyer interest and sell more quickly than unimproved tracts.
On the residential side, the median sale price in Kendall County was around six hundred nine thousand dollars as of late 2025, with homes spending an average of roughly one hundred ten days on market. The statewide rural land forecast from the Texas Real Estate Research Center calls for continued modest price appreciation and gradually improving sales activity through 2026, with no expectation of a significant market correction. For anyone looking to buy ranch in Kendall County TX or sell my land Kendall County TX, the current environment rewards well-prepared buyers and well-priced listings alike.
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Amenities
Kendall County is served primarily by Boerne Independent School District, which carries a TEA accountability rating of A for six consecutive years and enrolls more than eleven thousand students across fourteen campuses, including Boerne High School and Champion High School. Comfort ISD serves the northwestern portion of the county with a smaller, close-knit campus system. The district's strong academic reputation is one reason the county continues to attract new residents.
Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of life here. Guadalupe River State Park covers nearly two thousand acres along the Kendall-Comal county line and offers swimming, tubing, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails, plus guided tours of the adjacent Honey Creek State Natural Area. The Guadalupe River and Cibolo Creek provide additional public and private water access across the county. Boerne's City Park and the county parks system add sports fields, trails, and event space.
Dining in Boerne has expanded rapidly with the town's growth. The Hauptstrasse, Boerne's historic Main Street, is home to independent restaurants, wine bars, and shops, and newer commercial corridors along State Highway 46 and FM 1376 host additional options. Fredericksburg is about forty-five minutes northwest, Kerrville about thirty-five minutes west, and San Antonio's dining, medical, cultural, and employment centers are roughly twenty-five minutes south via I-10. Austin is about an hour and twenty minutes northeast. San Antonio International Airport is the closest major commercial airport.
Kendall County FAQs
What does it cost to buy land in Kendall County TX right now?
Prices vary widely by tract size, location, and improvements. The broader Austin-Waco-Hill Country region reported a median near eight thousand dollars per acre in the second quarter of 2026, but smaller improved parcels close to Boerne can list well above that, while larger raw tracts farther from town trade for less. A land broker Kendall County TX can help you compare current listings against recent closed sales.
How far is Kendall County from San Antonio?
Boerne, the county seat, is roughly twenty-five minutes south of downtown San Antonio via Interstate 10. The northern and western reaches of the county are farther out, but the I-10 corridor keeps commute times manageable for most landowners.
What school districts serve Kendall County?
Boerne ISD is the primary district, serving more than eleven thousand students across fourteen campuses and holding a TEA A rating for six consecutive years. Comfort ISD covers the northwestern part of the county.
Is there good water on Kendall County land?
The Guadalupe River, Cibolo Creek, and numerous spring-fed tributaries cross the county, and many properties have existing wells drawing from the Trinity Aquifer. Water availability and rights should be verified on any individual tract before purchase.
Can I run cattle or get a wildlife exemption on a ranch in Kendall County?
Yes. Many Kendall County ranches carry agricultural or wildlife management valuations for property tax purposes. Whitetail deer, axis deer, turkey, and dove are common, and livestock operations remain active across the county.
What is the process to buy farm in Kendall County TX?
Start by defining your acreage needs, budget, water requirements, and intended use. A ranch broker Kendall County TX with local expertise can identify properties that match, verify legal access and deed restrictions, and guide you through title, survey, and closing.
How fast is Kendall County growing?
The county's population increased more than twenty percent between 2020 and 2025 according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas. That growth is concentrated around Boerne and along the I-10 corridor.
What outdoor recreation is available in Kendall County?
Guadalupe River State Park offers nearly two thousand acres of trails, river access, and camping on the county's eastern edge. The Guadalupe River itself is popular for tubing, fishing, and kayaking, and hunting opportunities on private land are abundant throughout the county.
How do I sell my ranch Kendall County TX and get the best price?
Preparation matters. A land broker who understands the Hill Country market can advise on improvements, survey, and pricing strategy to position your property for qualified buyers. Well-located ranches with water, fencing, and good road access continue to draw strong interest.
What is the terrain and vegetation like on Kendall County ranches?
Expect rolling limestone hills with live oak, Spanish oak, pecan, and cedar. Bottomland along the Guadalupe and Cibolo tends to be deeper-soiled and more productive, while ridgelines offer long Hill Country views and thinner, rockier ground.
Are there deed restrictions on rural land in Kendall County?
It depends on the specific tract. Some subdivisions and gated communities carry covenants, while many larger parcels outside city limits are unrestricted or lightly restricted. Always review the title commitment and any existing deed restrictions before closing.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-09-18.