New Vista Office Under Construction

By Charlie Hill

If you’ve been in or out the Highway 46 entry on Cordillera Trace in the past couple of months, you’ve probably noticed the sitework underway on the west side of the road between the two gates. After a couple of years of planning, the new Cordillera Ranch Vista Office is under construction. The approximately 10,000-square-foot office development will be the new home for the Cordillera Ranch Visitor Center, DH Investments, Pasadera Builders and the Cordillera Ranch POA administrative office.

The new offices, set for completion in the third quarter of 2017, will replace the original offices for these various operations that have been in place for 15+ years up on Cordillera Ridge. The new office will offer spectacular panoramic views across the community and the Guadalupe River, similar to the existing hilltop location. Jim Terrian of J. Terrian Designs successfully implemented the vision of designing a functional office environment inside blended with a Hill Country Transitional residential-looking exterior. The concept renderings offer a 3-D view of the office.

So the next question most people ask is, “What are you doing with the current offices?” The plans for the Cordillera Ridge hilltop are in progress and will include an exclusive gated enclave of homesites to be offered in 2017. Stay tuned for more details on the hilltop layout and offering of new lots; in the meantime, please use caution as you approach the new office construction area and pardon our dust!

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