New Braunfels, Texas · Neighborhood Guide
Gruene
About Gruene
Gruene is a 19th-century German settlement on the Guadalupe River that New Braunfels annexed in 1979. Its roughly 25-acre core is a National Register historic district that includes Gruene Hall, the dance hall built in 1878.
The surrounding residential area mixes older homes with newer subdivisions near the river. Gruene isn't a single subdivision, so HOA rules and school district vary by address.
Amenities
- Gruene Hall and the historic commercial district
- Guadalupe River access
Buying or selling in Gruene
Kristin and Dustin Allan help buyers compare homes in Gruene against the rest of New Braunfels on location, HOA and MUD costs, builder and lot, and help sellers price against recent sales in the neighborhood. Dustin is also a licensed mortgage loan originator, so financing questions get answered by the same team.
Gruene FAQ
›Where is Gruene in New Braunfels?
Gruene is in New Braunfels, Texas. Along the Guadalupe River on the north side of New Braunfels.
›What amenities does Gruene have?
Amenities include Gruene Hall and the historic commercial district and Guadalupe River access.
›How do I find homes for sale in Gruene?
Search current New Braunfels listings on Compass, or ask Kristin Allan (512-820-3084) to set up alerts for new and coming-soon homes in Gruene.
More New Braunfels neighborhoods
See the full New Braunfels area guide.
Sources
Neighborhood details change; confirm HOA, MUD, school assignment and builder information for a specific home. Last reviewed October 2026.