“Mayfair has been a vision of ours since 2021, and we have a long way to go to fulfill that, but as our first homeowners move in, it’s more than just that vision; it’s a place to call home,” said Kristi Robinson, marketing and builder relations coordinator for Mayfair. “It is so exciting to walk through these model homes and see Mayfair come to life. The builders have done a fabulous job of designing homes with special touches to make each plan unique.”
Mayfair will host its Realtor VIP Preview Grand Opening Model Home Event on Oct. 10 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and its Public Preview Grand Opening Model Home Event on Oct. 12 from noon-4 p.m. These events will make for an enjoyable weekend full of food, kids activities, model home tours, a pumpkin patch and the opportunity to learn about dozens of move-in ready homes.
“We will be having a Fall party to open our newest models on Oct. 10 for Realtors and Oct. 12 for the public, so everybody can come out and tour the eight model homes, including two brand new models from Toll Brothers,” Robinson said. “We'll have a pumpkin patch for photos and for kids to take home, plus activities and food.”
The community now boasts eight model homes from builders Highland Homes, Perry Homes, Coventry Homes and Toll Brothers, all of which will be open to guests during the two-day event, and builders are proud to showcase their new builds on Cleveland Way.
Highland Homes will feature its two model homes:
- Kingston 50’ Series, 346 Cleveland Way
- Plan 216, 60’ Series, 310 Cleveland Way
- Plan 2513W 50’ series, 342 Cleveland Way
- Plan 2944W 60’ series, 314 Cleveland Way
- Groveton 60’s Collection, 322 Cleveland Way
- Granger 50’s Collection 350 Cleveland Way
- Aubriella Traditional Comal Collection, 338 Cleveland Way
- Ophelia Modern Farmhouse Guadalupe Collection, 318 Cleveland Way
Mayfair community, recreation, more
The Mayfair community spans 1,900 acres, including over 2 million square feet of planned commercial and retail space and multiple Comal ISD schools. It provides a variety of housing options, making it suitable for families of all sizes, young professionals and seniors.
Exciting development plans are underway for the next year, including opening Fairway Park, which will span 18 acres and include an 18-hole disc golf course, bike pump track, playscape and walking trails. These walking trails connect with community trailways, creating a 35-mile trail system.
Mayfair also plans to complete the first phase of Mayfair Midtown, the community’s recreation and retail hub, providing residents with a community pool and swim club, as well as the Celebration Hall, an open-air pavilion for events and activities. Mayfair will also open a second residential neighborhood featuring homes from David Weekly Homes and Scott Felder Homes.
In addition, construction is underway for Mayfair Elementary School, which will be constructed by Comal ISD. The school will be within walking and biking distance from Mayfair's first neighborhoods, providing easy commuting access for students and promoting healthy lifestyles.
The Mayfair community in New Braunfels is less than 2 miles from the Creekside shopping center and less than 10 miles from Resolute Health Hospital, Gruene Historic District, downtown New Braunfels, Schlitterbahn and Landa Park.
Its seamlessly integrated residential, commercial and recreational spaces provide a small-town feel with a modern twist on convenience and comfort. The neighborhood is also unique in its emphasis on community-driven events and social clubs, evidenced by an on-site event coordinator tasked with weaving the community together.
For over 20 years, Southstar Communities, an industry leader in the design, development and management of master planned communities, has escalated the quality of life for residents through a blend of beauty, comfort and functionality to promote healthy lifestyles and strengthen community relationships.
To learn more about the upcoming grand opening event or the Mayfair community, visit the website and mark your calendars for the weekend of Oct. 12.
The above story was produced by Community Impact's Multi Platform Journalist Jacquelyn Chorush with information solely provided by the local business as part of its "sponsored content" purchase through our advertising team.
