Fall Preferred Builder Tour – 2023

It’s hard to believe that our Fall Preferred Builder Tour is almost here, and this is one you won’t want to miss! The star attraction will of course be our highly sought-after group of six Cordillera Ranch Preferred Builders, and the 11 different homes that they’ll be showcasing this fall. From the west side of the Ranch to The Springs and everything in between, we have a full menu of homes to take-in.

You’ll have the opportunity to see and touch all the latest trends in design and construction along with the ability to speak directly with each of the builders about questions you may have regarding the custom-building process. It’s always a great event, but the builders and their homes won’t be the only attraction.

This time around we have another “star” that will be present, and then absent, and then present again in the form of a TOTAL annular solar eclipse! That’s right, Cordillera Ranch and the Texas Hill Country are on the direct path to observe this rare total eclipse. In addition to the great homes you’ll see, we’ll have complimentary eclipse glasses for each guest along with a viewing guide and instructions for taking in a truly unique and rare event.

Following the fun of the day, please be sure to join our builders for a drink around the Cordillera Ranch pool deck for casual conversation and a few more surprises. It’s going to be a day to remember, and we hope to see you on October 14th from 10:00am to 4:00pm for our Fall Preferred Builder Tour. 

It’s recommended that you RSVP for the Preferred Builders Tour at https://cordilleraranch.com/pbtour/ or by calling us at 830.336.3570. This will allow you to receive important updates and news about the upcoming event.

Gary Short is the Director of Real Estate Sales at Cordillera Ranch. He can be reached at gshort@cordilleraranch.com and 281.627.1092.

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