$309/night

Settlers Crossing Baag Farm House

$309/night

Settlers Crossing Baag Farm House

Baag Farmhouse was built as a wedding gift for a descendant of the area's original settlers, and restored to its full country charm. Two bedrooms sleep four — right for a couple, a small family, or friends — with a full kitchen, fireplace, and modern comfort throughout. Open fields, shade trees, and walking trails surround it; farm animals graze nearby, and Fredericksburg's Main Street and wineries are a short drive. Pet-friendly. A gift of a place.

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$335/night

Settlers Crossing Bohl Cabin

$335/night

Settlers Crossing Bohl Cabin

Bohl Cabin began in Missouri in 1850 — a two-story, hand-hewn log cabin taken apart, moved south, and rebuilt log by log at Settlers Crossing. Two bedrooms sleep four inside real log walls, with antique furnishings, a wood-burning fireplace, and comfort tucked in quietly. Farm animals graze the grounds, the stars come out in force after dark, and Fredericksburg's Main Street, wineries, and Luckenbach are all close. The real thing, borrowed for a night or two.

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$150/night

Settlers Crossing Indiana House

$150/night

Settlers Crossing Indiana House

Indiana House is a rare one — an 1849 farmhouse first built more than a thousand miles away in Indiana, then taken down, hauled south, and rebuilt piece by piece beneath old oaks at Settlers Crossing. Two bedrooms sleep four inside honest, original craftsmanship, with modern comfort added where it counts. Farm animals graze the grounds, the wildlife keeps its own hours, and Fredericksburg's Main Street and wineries are a short drive off. Pet-friendly. A house with a real past.

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$309/night

Settlers Crossing Kusenberger Barn

$309/night

Settlers Crossing Kusenberger Barn

Raised around 1865 from native Texas limestone, the Kusenberger Barn is a two-story rock building with two-foot-thick walls, gun-slot windows, and a stone terrace — furnished in genuine 18th- and 19th-century antiques. Two bedrooms sleep four inside walls that keep it cool in summer and warm in winter. The grounds burst with wildlife and spring wildflowers, farm animals graze nearby, and Fredericksburg is a short drive. Pet-friendly. Nothing else like it.

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$309/night

Settlers Crossing Kusenberger Log Cabin

$309/night

Settlers Crossing Kusenberger Log Cabin

Built in 1847, the Kusenberger Log Cabin is said to be the oldest settler-built home outside Fredericksburg — original stone floors, a big stone fireplace, and a full-length porch with rockers looking out over the Hill Country. It sleeps two, which is exactly the point: a quiet, romantic retreat for a couple. Farm animals graze the grounds, the nights go dark and full of stars, and Luckenbach is just down the road. A piece of 1847, borrowed for a night or two.

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$309/night

Settlers Crossing Pioneer Log Cabin

$309/night

Settlers Crossing Pioneer Log Cabin

Dating to around 1865, the Pioneer Log Cabin is a preserved log-and-rock cottage that sheltered four generations of the same Texas family. Three bedrooms sleep six inside genuine, steady old construction, with modern comfort added where it counts. Farm animals graze the grounds, the nights go dark and starry, and Fredericksburg's Main Street, wineries, and Luckenbach are all close. A home with a century of family behind it — yours for a night or two.

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$670/night

Settlers Crossing Richland Estate

$670/night

Settlers Crossing Richland Estate

The Richland Estate is the big one — a historic Fredericksburg home rising three full stories, with four bedrooms, spacious living areas, and a pool, sleeping up to ten. It carries the allure of a bygone era in every corner, with modern comfort making it easy to actually live in. Farm animals graze the grounds, Fredericksburg's Main Street and wineries are a short drive, and Luckenbach is down the road. The place for reunions, celebrations, and the trips people remember.

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$3,605/night

Settlers Crossing Sanctuary

$3,605/night

Settlers Crossing Sanctuary

Settlers Crossing captures the spirit of the Texas Hill Country with a remarkable collection of historic homes, country antiques, and peaceful open landscapes. Set across approximately 35 acres just five minutes from downtown Fredericksburg, the property features eight private historic homes surrounded by towering oak trees, rolling pastures, flower gardens, and Settlers Creek. Guests can enjoy the charm of historic country living, with fireplaces in select homes, native deer roaming the grounds, a flock of sheep, and Paco the resident donkey. Sanctuary brings the multi-house experience together for larger groups, offering room to gather, relax, and enjoy the Hill Country without everyone having to share one building.

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$309/night

Settlers Crossing Von Heinrich

$309/night

Settlers Crossing Von Heinrich

The Von Heinrich Home dates to 1787 — built before the U.S. had a constitution, and relocated, generations later, to the Texas Hill Country. Two bedrooms sleep four inside a rare piece of early American history, thoughtfully updated for comfort. It sits on Settlers Crossing's 35 acres among majestic oaks and peaceful gardens; farm animals graze the grounds and the nights fill with stars. Fredericksburg and Luckenbach are close. Stay inside history that predates the nation

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