Remarkable Home: A stone home with a pool and spa on 2.05 New Braunfels acres
Now on the market for $1,595,000, this three-bedroom, four-full-and-one-half-bath, 4,240-square-foot home has a pool, heated spa and an annual HOA fee.
By Comal.News Growth Desk · Source-linked local reporting
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Listed Oct. 8, 2026
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627 River Chase Way, New Braunfels, TX 78132. Listing photo framed by Comal.News.The home this review describes, from its active listing.Photo: IH 10 Realty via Zillow · Source ↗ · View the listing ↗
A 2006 stone home by Canavan & Frank is now listed at 627 River Chase Way in New Braunfels for $1,595,000.
The listing was posted Oct. 8, 2026, at an asking price of $1,595,000. The listing record supplies the dimensions, costs and amenities for this tour; the figures describe an asking-price property, not a completed sale.
The approach and setting
The listing puts the house at 4,240 square feet on 2.05 acres, with three bedrooms and four full bathrooms plus one half bathroom. The stone construction and the named builder, Canavan & Frank, are the concrete details the record gives for the house itself. The 2006 build year places those details in time. The acreage gives the property a setting larger than the interior footprint alone suggests, while the asking price covers the house and land together.
The lot measures 2.05 acres. That number is useful for reading the rest of the listing: the pool, heated spa and outdoor access are features associated with a house set on its own substantial parcel. The street address does not, by itself, establish water frontage, and this tour makes no such claim. The exterior and grounds are part of the property's appeal in the listing, but the record's measurable description is the acreage.
Inside, the family room is listed at 30 by 22 feet. Those dimensions give a more useful sense of scale than an adjective: the room is described by two long measurements within a 4,240-square-foot house. It is the principal living-area dimension available in the record for this tour. The listing also identifies outdoor access, bringing the house's indoor and outdoor uses into the same account without specifying a floor-plan connection that the record does not establish.
The overall bedroom-and-bathroom count is three bedrooms, four full bathrooms and one half bathroom. That ratio is unusual enough to deserve attention from a reader considering how the home could be used, but the count alone does not assign a bathroom to any particular bedroom or describe a guest arrangement. Here, the published room measurements and total living area are firmer guides than an imagined walkthrough of spaces the record does not detail.
The kitchen is listed at 20 by 18 feet. Set beside the 30-by-22-foot family-room measurement, it gives readers a second room-level measure within the 4,240-square-foot total. The record supplies the kitchen's size but no verified inventory of appliances, counters or cabinetry for this account. Its dimensions are the useful detail: they let a reader judge the scale of the space without assuming finishes or a layout from the listing photographs.
The primary room measures 14 by 19 feet, according to the listing. That is the third specific interior room size in the record, alongside the kitchen and family room. The listing's four-full-and-one-half-bath count describes the home as a whole; it does not identify which bathroom serves this room. Readers weighing the suite can use the stated dimensions while treating any arrangement beyond them as a question for the underlying property information.
The listing identifies a pool, a heated spa and outdoor access. Together with the 2.05-acre lot, those are the property's clearest outdoor features in the record. They describe what is offered without establishing the size of the pool, the spa's capacity or a particular view. The distinction matters in a home tour: the amenity list is specific, while its unstated measurements and surroundings should not be filled in from the address or promotional language.
IH 10 Realty is the listing brokerage, and Cathy Thomas is the named agent. The asking price works out in the listing to $376 per square foot. That figure provides a compact way to read the price against the stated 4,240 square feet of living area; it does not price the land, pool or spa separately. The brokerage and agent represent the listing, and their names identify the source of the offer rather than an independent assessment of value.
The listing pairs a $300 annual HOA fee with a latest annual property-tax figure of $17,414 and an assessed value of $1,132,050. Those are ownership-cost context alongside the $1,595,000 ask. The tax figure is the latest annual amount reported in the listing record, not a quoted future tax bill for a buyer; the assessed value is a separate figure from the asking price. The record's 2026 tax-history row reports $0 paid, so it should not be read as replacing the listed annual-tax figure.
The numbers for 627 River Chase Way in the Oct. 8, 2026 listing
Measure
Listed figure
Asking price
$1,595,000
Price per square foot
$376
Living area
4,240 sq. ft.
Lot
2.05 acres
Bedrooms / bathrooms
3 / 4 full, 1 half
Year built
2006
HOA
$300 annually
Latest annual property tax
$17,414
Figures come from the listing record; the tax figure is not a forecast of a buyer's bill.
A sale or a revised asking price would provide the next concrete update. Until then, readers can use the linked listing record to check the current offer, room dimensions and stated recurring costs, and compare any later transaction with the Oct. 8 asking price.
