Remarkable Home: A two-acre Kestrel Air Park home with a pool in Spring Branch
Now on the market for $1.55 million, the five-bedroom, four-bath home has 5,548 square feet, a pool, $8,645 in 2025 property taxes paid and an $800 annual HOA fee.
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838 Flightline, Spring Branch, TX 78070. Listing photo framed by Comal.News.The home this review describes, from its active listing.Photo: Keller Williams Boerne via Zillow · Source ↗ · View the listing ↗
A two-acre Kestrel Air Park property in Spring Branch is now listed for $1,550,000, with a 5,548-square-foot house, an in-ground pool and a detached three-car garage.
The property was listed Nov. 5, 2026, at $1,550,000. The listing gives it five bedrooms and four bathrooms, divided into three full baths and one half bath. Built in 2001, the home works out to the record’s stated $279 per square foot. These are asking terms and listing details, rather than a completed sale; the active listing provides the current public account of what is being offered.
From the source record
The listing838 Flightline, Spring Branch, TX 78070
Asking $1,550,000 for five bedrooms, four bathrooms, 5,548 square feet and two acres.
Listing data as published by the listing brokerage.
The approach and setting
The address is 838 Flightline in the Kestrel Air Park area of Spring Branch. The recorded exterior materials are stucco and a tile-and-concrete roof. The two-acre parcel gives the house, pool and other listed improvements room within the same offering, though the record supplies no measured layout of those features on the land. The listing calls out a detached three-car garage, giving vehicle storage its own place in the property description.
The listing description also refers to a 60-by-65-foot hangar. That dimension comes from the seller’s marketing description; it is useful to keep it distinct from the independently itemized living-area figure. The home’s location in an air park and the described hangar are concrete parts of the offering, but the listing details presented here do not establish any particular aviation access or operating right. The address and current asking terms can be checked in the listing record.
Inside, the recorded floor plan has two living areas and a separate dining area. Those spaces make up the public-facing part of the house before the tour reaches the kitchen and bedrooms. The listing identifies a study as another distinct room. It does not provide room dimensions, so the overall 5,548-square-foot living-area figure is the available measure of interior scale rather than a basis for assigning square footage to any one space.
An upstairs game room appears in the agent’s description. That room is a described feature, while the record’s structured facts place the primary bedroom downstairs. Taken together, the listed spaces suggest more than one place for daily use, but the record does not specify how the two living areas, study and game room connect. A buyer comparing the rooms would need the current floor plan or a firsthand inspection to establish that arrangement.
The kitchen is listed as an eat-in space with an island and pantry. Those are the specific kitchen features the record names; it does not identify countertop materials, appliance brands or cabinet finishes in the retained details. The separate dining area gives another named place for meals, while the eat-in designation puts a dining function within the kitchen itself. Neither label supplies a seating count or room size.
That distinction matters in a house this large. The headline square footage measures the home as a whole, but the listing’s room labels tell a narrower story about how the interior is organized: a kitchen with its own eating area, a separate dining space, two living areas and a study. The record offers those features without a published measurement for each room.
The listing places the primary bedroom downstairs. It identifies five bedrooms and four bathrooms overall, with three full bathrooms and one half bathroom. The record does not allocate those bathrooms among the bedrooms, so the total is the useful measure here. Nor does it provide dimensions for the primary suite or name particular finishes within it in the retained details.
For a reader weighing the floor plan, the downstairs location is the firm point: the primary suite is described on the main level, and the game room in the agent’s description is upstairs. The study and additional bedrooms are named in the listing, but their exact placement is not established by the details available for this review. The offering is therefore clearest on its overall room count and those two stated level assignments.
The outdoor features listed are an in-ground pool and a covered patio or deck. They sit within the offering’s two acres, although the record does not give a pool dimension or a measured outdoor-living area. Combined with the detached garage and the hangar mentioned in the marketing description, the exterior features account for much of what distinguishes this property beyond its interior square footage.
The record lists $8,645 in property taxes paid for 2025 and an $800 annual HOA fee. Those are costs beyond the $1,550,000 asking price, with the tax figure tied to a specific paid year rather than presented as a forecast of a future bill. The listing’s 2026 tax line shows $0, which should not be read as a statement that annual property taxes are zero.
The two assessment fields also require care: the listing summary gives $1,012,440, while its tax history gives a 2026 assessed value of $934,724 and a 2025 assessed value of $849,749. Those are different entries within the same record, not a single reconciled valuation. The listing identifies Arlon Seay Elementary, Spring Branch Middle and Smithson Valley High in Comal ISD as the associated schools; current assignment should be checked with the district for a particular address.
The listing history shows a $699,000 asking price in 2016. That older ask is a historical listing figure, not a sale price or a direct measure of appreciation. Keller Williams Boerne agent Amy Ogden is named as the seller’s listing representative. The listing is active in the record compiled Nov. 8, 2026. The next recorded price change or sale will provide a firmer result than today’s asking terms; readers can inspect the current listing for the latest published status and details.
The numbers: 838 Flightline listing and latest tax-paid year shown in the record
Measure
Listing figure
Asking price
$1,550,000
Price per square foot
$279
Living area
5,548 sq. ft.
Lot
2 acres
Bedrooms / bathrooms
5 / 4 (3 full, 1 half)
Year built
2001
HOA
$800 annually
Latest annual tax paid
$8,645 (2025)
The table uses the listing record’s stated figures; the tax amount is for 2025, not an estimate of a future bill.
