About Boerne

Boerne is a relatively small city found in the central region of the US state of Texas. Boerne has a population of approximately six thousand two hundred residents, and is considered a part of Kendall County. Boerne serves as the county seat of Kendall County, and is found in the Hill Country portion of the Lone Star State. Boerne was named after Ludwig Borne, was originally settled in the year eighteen forty nine, and is famous for the Supreme Court City of Boerne v. Flores. Residents of a Boerne apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a wide variety of attractions and activities in this great place to live, work, and play. Educational opportunities in Boerne are offered by the Boerne Independent School District, including Boerne High School, which is noted for both its academic and athletic prowess. There are a number of points of interest in Boerne, including the Agricultural Heritage Museum, Beseler House, the Boerne Cemetery, the Boerne Public Library, the Cave Without a Name, City Hall, the Old School Building, the Fabra Smokehouse, and the Northern Railway Tunnel. Residents of a Boerne apartment rental or home rental can also enjoy the Henry J. Graham Building, the Jacob Theis House, the Kendall County Courthouse, and the Old Kendall County Jail.

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