Q: What are the monthly HOA fees?

Find out more at www.KissingTreeResidents.org . To anticipate your maintenance needs, we offer three unique maintenance opportunities within our community. The Traditional neighborhood HOA is currently $250 per month and includes access to the The Mix, 24/7 guarded security, landscape maintenance of common areas, staff and maintenance of the facility. The Cottages and The Villas include the same access to all of these amenities, plus lawn services designed for low maintenance living; their HOA fees are $424 per month. Although we do not anticipate these monthly assessments to increase more than what inflation dictates, it is not a fixed rate.

Question 1

What are the monthly HOA fees?

Accepted Answer

Find out more at www.KissingTreeResidents.org. To anticipate your maintenance needs, we offer three unique maintenance opportunities within our community. The Traditional neighborhood HOA is currently $250 per month and includes access to the The Mix, 24/7 guarded security, landscape maintenance of common areas, staff and maintenance of the facility. The Cottages and The Villas include the same access to all of these amenities, plus lawn services designed for low maintenance living; their HOA fees are $424 per month. Although we do not anticipate these monthly assessments to increase more than what inflation dictates, it is not a fixed rate.

Question 2

Kissing Tree Golf Club?

Accepted Answer

The Kissing Tree Golf Club is semi-private with priority tee times and discounted rates provided to residents. The course is now open to the public with discounts given to San Marcos residents and those 55 and better. The golf green fees are not included with the purchase of the home or HOA fees. To learn more about golf fees, visit www.KissingTreeGolfClub.com.

Question 3

What is your Realtor policy?

Accepted Answer

Realtor must be present and properly registered at the time of the first customer visit to be recognized.

Question 4

What is Kissing Tree?

Accepted Answer

Kissing Tree is a distinctly Texan 55+ community, carved into the foothills of the Texas Hill Country. Kissing Tree was designed to change the way baby boomers envision retirement, with a unique collection of amenities and homes that create an opportunity for legendary living everyday. Here neighbors say every day feels like a Saturday and every night feels like a Friday.

Question 5

What amenities does the community include?

Accepted Answer

Kissing Tree’s 20-acre amenity campus, The Mix, includes a two-story fitness center, a resort pool and cabanas, an indoor lap pool, 8 pickleball courts, 6 bocce ball courts, horseshoe pits, golf driving range, short game practice area, putting greens, hiking and biking trails and much more. Independence Hall is the community’s social building which includes a community classroom, billiards, indoor and outdoor bar, live-music stage, fire pits and a biergarten. Golfers, both novices and seasoned, can play the 18-hole putting course and semi-private 18-hole golf course, which has been featured in 55Places.com, Golf Course Architecture, The Dallas Morning News, Golf Course Industry Magazine and the Houston Chronicle. 

An on-site activities director facilitates more than 100 clubs, and a variety of events and activities for residents.

Question 6

What types of homes does Kissing Tree offer?

Accepted Answer

Kissing Tree now offers three distinct ways to live in this Distinctly Texan 55+ community.

Traditional Homes allow you to design the home of your dreams with your choice of 11-floor plans with the home site of your choice throughout the Hill Country neighborhoods. Cottages take care of your greens while you’re living on the greens with full lawn maintenance and the choice of five-floor plans tucked into the rolling hills surrounding the 18th Hole of the golf course. Villas are designed for your forever stay-cation, with low maintenance living and the closest proximity to the sprawling amenity campus.

Question 7

Does everyone who lives there have to be 55? Are non-adults (18 and younger) allowed to live at Kissing Tree?

Accepted Answer

The primary occupant of the home is required to be 55 years old or older, however, the homes additional occupants may be 19 years or older. Guests 18 years old and younger are invited to stay at the community for 45 days out of the year. Within these 45 days, only 30 days may be a consecutive stay.

Kissing Tree

San Marcos, TX