River Town Relics at Gruene Hall
A live music evening at the historic Gruene Hall, perfect for local residents looking to enjoy regional bands in a casual, iconic setting close to Priess Heights.
View event details →Priess Heights features a diverse mix of single detached homes and row houses largely constructed after 2000, offering various size options including many with four or more bedrooms. The neighborhood provides a quiet atmosphere with low traffic noise, contributing to a peaceful environment. Dining options are conveniently located nearby with a selection of restaurants and cafes. While grocery stores require a vehicle to reach, parking is commonly easy to find across the area. A few parks lie within accessible distance, adding green spaces to the community. Overall, Priess Heights offers a balanced blend of tranquility and convenience for residents.
Priess Heights offers an unique mix of areas that are both busy and quiet. Even though this part of New Braunfels is not known for its vibrancy, with the nightlife venues in nearby neighborhoods, it is rather difficult to find a place to grab a drink since they are generally located relatively far away. At the same time, most areas in this neighborhood are very quiet, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor. Parks are rather difficult to access since they aren't well-spread out. Despite that, there are a few green spaces nearby for residents to discover.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at 1587 Edwards Boulevard, Preiss Heights Park is a well‑maintained, members‑only green space featuring pavilions, open lawns, and family‑friendly rules enforced by the homeowners’ association, making it a cornerstone for community gatherings and outdoor recreation within the neighborhood.
Serving Preiss Heights residents, Goodwin Frazier Elementary (Comal ISD) offers a close‑by public school option that’s integral to the family appeal of the neighborhood, providing PK–5 education just a short drive from most homes in the area.
Some homes in Preiss Heights—such as the property at 1385 Edwards Boulevard—feature private river access to the nearby Guadalupe River, offering residents unique waterfront living and leisure opportunities right within the neighborhood.
Preiss Heights sits near the County Line Memorial Trail, a scenic walking and fitness trail in New Braunfels, providing residents easy access to outdoor exercise, walking routes, and trail connectivity while staying close to home.
With Edwards Boulevard linking directly to Interstate 35 just a couple of miles away, Preiss Heights offers convenient commuting options to San Antonio or Austin while maintaining a quiet, suburban neighborhood atmosphere.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A live music evening at the historic Gruene Hall, perfect for local residents looking to enjoy regional bands in a casual, iconic setting close to Priess Heights.
View event details →One of Texas' longest-running vendor markets featuring artisans and makers—ideal for families or hobbyists living in Priess Heights to shop local and explore unique finds.
View event details →A community fitness event supporting all levels—from beginners to seasoned athletes—great for active residents or families near Priess Heights seeking a fun outdoor challenge.
View event details →A relaxing, all-ages coloring club at the local library—an easy, stress-free activity for Priess Heights residents to socialize and unwind.
View event details →A fun, after-hours splash pad event where families from Priess Heights can beat the summer heat with glowing water play and evening excitement.
View event details →Stories, updates, and things to know in Priess Heights
Local characteristics and demographics for Priess Heights