Life is Better Out Here

By:
Gary Short, Director of Real Estate Sales

Community is much more than belonging to something; it’s about doing something together that makes belonging matter.

Brian Solis

This year, The Club is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and last month we hosted an epic bash worthy of the milestone. From the first pop of Champagne to superb culinary and dessert stations and a drone show that lit up the Hill Country sky, it was truly a night to remember.

I wasn’t here 20 years ago, but many of you reading this were. As early members, you were willing to take a chance on Cordillera Ranch and invest in the vision of a best-in-class club community — and for that, I tip my cap to you.

Of course, none of this happens without the dedication and hard work of our remarkable staff. Day after day, past and present, they pour their energy into making The Clubs of Cordillera Ranch one of the very best clubs in Texas, and they deserve a standing ovation.

Finally, to the Northington and Hill families: years ago, you had a clear vision for what Cordillera Ranch could become. You stayed committed to that vision and, in doing so, transformed a beautiful piece of the Texas Hill Country into a generational gathering place that will endure long beyond any of us.

Congratulations to everyone who has played a role in this incredible journey and helped prove, once again, why LIFE IS BETTER OUT HERE!! 

Gary Short
Director of Real Estate Sales
Cordillera Ranch

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