

"You're moving where? Good luck joining a Zoom call." That was the common refrain from my colleagues and friends when I told them we were looking at acreage between Fredericksburg and Kerrville. To them, the Texas Hill Country was a…

When my husband and I first pulled the trigger on our move to the Texas Hill Country, we had a very specific vision. It involved long, slow mornings on the porch with a view of the limestone ridges, Saturday afternoon…

There is a specific kind of magic that happens during your first week living in the Texas Hill Country. You wake up, pour a cup of coffee, and step out onto your porch in Boerne or Wimberley, and there they…

For as long as Sarah and I have talked about retiring to the Texas Hill Country, the image was always the same: ten acres outside of Fredericksburg, a long gravel driveway, and enough space between us and our nearest neighbor…

For thirty years, my identity was tied to a title on a business card and a high-rise office in downtown Houston. My mornings were a blur of caffeine and conference calls, and my weekends were spent recovering from the week.…

They say you don't truly "own" a home in the Texas Hill Country until you’ve survived your first August. As a Texas native, I’ve seen my fair share of folks move to Boerne or Wimberley in the middle of a…

Three years ago, my husband and I stood in the middle of our 3,500-square-foot suburban home outside of Dallas and realized we were living in a museum. We had a formal dining room that saw action exactly twice a year.…

We spent three years planning the move. We had the spreadsheets, the Zillow alerts, and the vision board. By the time we finally backed the moving truck into the limestone-lined driveway of our new home outside of Boerne, we thought…

When we first started looking for a home in the Texas Hill Country, the vision was clear: a wide back porch, a crisp glass of Viognier in hand, and endless rows of grapevines stretching toward a lavender-tinted sunset. For many…

When my old college roommate, Jim, told me he was finally pulling the trigger on his Texas retirement, I wasn't surprised. Like most folks living in the colder corners of the country, he’d spent years eyeing the Hill Country. But…
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