If you're looking for a newer home inside the city limits, Stone Ridge is probably on your list. It's the single most active neighborhood in Fredericksburg in the MLS record — 111 homes sold — and it's a favorite for families and full-time residents who want a quiet street, a little elbow room and an easy drive to everything.
Location | Inside city limits |
Where | North side of town, about a mile from Fredericksburg Elementary |
Schools | Fredericksburg ISD |
Homes sold (MLS record) | 111 |
Typical lot size | 0.27–0.47 ac |
HOA dues | $47–$65/yr |
Gated | No |
Short-term rentals | None on record — 0 of 111 sold homes had a city STR permit |
Stone Ridge is on the north side of Fredericksburg, inside the city limits. It's about a mile from Fredericksburg Elementary and just a few minutes' drive to Main Street. You'll recognize the street names — Stone Oak, Stone Meadow, Stone Gate, Stoneledge and Hedgestone.
Mostly one-story Hill Country style homes — stone, stucco, metal roofs — built from the 2000s through today, with new phases and new construction still going. Lots are a nice size for in-town, generally about a quarter acre to just under half an acre. Several local builders work here, so you'll find a mix of builder plans and true custom homes.
Very reasonable. Sold MLS records show HOA dues of roughly $47 to $65 a year. There's an HOA with deed restrictions that protect the look of the neighborhood, but it's not a high-fee amenity community.
No. None of the 111 homes sold in Stone Ridge had a city STR permit, and the neighborhood is a residential zone where new STRs are restricted. That's actually a big part of the appeal for full-time residents — your neighbors are your neighbors.
Yes, it's one of the best in-town options for families. You're close to the elementary school, the streets are quiet, and homes are newer, so you're not inheriting a long list of updates. It's also popular with retirees who want a single-story home without moving into an age-restricted community.
Stone Ridge homes move quickly when they're priced right. I'll keep an eye out for you and tell you honestly how a home compares to what's sold. Call or text me at (830) 456-8115. And if you're still comparing areas, my full Fredericksburg neighborhood guide covers all 132 neighborhoods with STR, HOA and lot-size data.
Data source: Central Hill Country Board of Realtors MLS (Navica) sold records. Short-term rental rules and HOA dues change — always verify a specific property with the City of Fredericksburg, Gillespie County and the HOA before you buy. I'm happy to do that legwork for you.