Corner Homesite Statement Home | 3,200 Sq Ft | 1847 Lost Cedar | Myrtle by David Weekley Homes | Meyer Ranch

Now under construction at 1847 Lost Cedar in Meyer Ranch, The Myrtle by David Weekley Homes delivers exceptional space, flexibility, and presence with approximately 3,200 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space — a rare find at this price point in one of New Braunfels’ most desirable master-planned communities.

Situated on a corner homesite, this impressive two-story home offers a layout designed to accommodate the way today’s families live, work, and gather. The main level features an open-concept kitchen, dining, and family room that flows seamlessly together, along with a dedicated study and a covered back patio for outdoor living. The kitchen anchors the home with shaker-style cabinetry, quartz countertops, and generous prep space ideal for entertaining.

The Owner’s Retreat is located on the main floor, providing privacy and convenience, while the second level opens up to expansive secondary living spaces, including a large retreat area and additional bedrooms that allow everyone their own space. The overall scale of the home offers outstanding flexibility for multi-generational living, remote work, hosting guests, or simply spreading out in comfort.

As part of the Texas Series, this home includes Luxury Plank Vinyl flooring throughout all main living areas, with carpet in the bedrooms and tile in the bathrooms and utility room. Every home also comes move-in ready with full yard sod and sprinkler system, gutters, garage door opener, and 2” faux wood cordless blinds, providing tremendous value from day one.

Located in Meyer Ranch, residents enjoy resort-style amenities, scenic Hill Country views, miles of trails, and access to Comal ISD, all just minutes from shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation.

If you’re searching for a large new construction home in New Braunfels, Texas with 3,200 square feet, a corner lot, and an exceptional layout, 1847 Lost Cedar and The Myrtle offer unmatched space and value.