Should you consider Veramendi?
Veramendi is a 2,400-acre master-planned community developed by ASA Properties LLC since 2013. With 475+ acres of green space, an on-site elementary, the Ledge amenity center, and a Del Webb 55+ section, it is one of the most family-friendly and walkable new-construction options in New Braunfels.
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What does daily life in Veramendi feel like?
Veramendi is built around walkability, with 475+ acres of green space, trails, pocket parks, and playgrounds knit through the community. The Ledge amenity center is the social hub, offering a resort-style pool, splash pad, and grilling areas, with seasonal events and outdoor movie nights. Median resident age is around 42, and the community supports both growing families and an active 55+ population in the Del Webb section.
What makes Veramendi different?
- 2,400-acre master-planned community
- 475+ acres of green space, trails, parks, and playgrounds
- The Ledge amenity center with resort pool and splash pad
- On-site Veramendi Elementary
- Del Webb 55+ active adult sub-community
Which schools serve Veramendi?
Veramendi is primarily served by New Braunfels ISD, with Veramendi Elementary on-site (rated 7–9/10 on GreatSchools with a 19:1 ratio), Oak Run Middle (8/10), and New Braunfels High (8–9/10). One Perplexity run cited Comal ISD for parts of the community, but P1 research from nbisd.net and veramenditx.com confirmed NBISD as the assigned district.
How's the commute from Veramendi?
Sitting at Highway 46 and Loop 337, downtown New Braunfels is 5–10 minutes and Gruene about 10. Canyon Lake runs 15–20 minutes, San Antonio 30–40, and Austin 45–60 minutes (about 51 miles).
What's nearby?
On-site amenities are anchored by The Ledge (pool, trails, sports courts), with a breakfast café and emerging retail inside the community. H-E-B is under 10 minutes away, Gruene Door and Muck & Fuss are about 10 minutes, and the Comal and Guadalupe rivers plus Landa Park are all close by for tubing and recreation.
Is there an HOA in Veramendi?
HOA dues run about $125/month for most homeowners, with the 55+ Del Webb section closer to $50/month. Dues cover pools, trails, parks, maintenance, and community events.
What's the Veramendi market doing?
Median closed sales are roughly $547,789 with some sections reaching $721,916, averaging about $236/sf. Listings span $390K–$950K, with low inventory, short days on market, and 5–10% annual appreciation reported.
Who buys in Veramendi?
Buyers include Austin and San Antonio relocators, families drawn to the on-site elementary and walkable layout, executives, Del Webb 55+ active adults, and a smaller pool of investors.
What are the new-construction options in Veramendi?
Active new construction by Scott Felder, Highland, Perry, and Del Webb
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What should you confirm for a specific Veramendi home?
Pricing, HOA dues and restrictions, builder activity, school assignment, taxes, insurance, and current availability can vary by address, section, and listing date. Glen verifies those details from current MLS/IDX information, seller documents, and the relevant official district or association resources before a buyer relies on them.
Last reviewed: July 2026. Sources are listed below; current documents and address-level information control.