NewCombe Country Club in New Braunfels, TX

The NewCombe Country Club at 625 Mission Valley Rd in New Braunfels is undergoing a $123,000 renovation that alters the building’s entry and circulation points. The project involves specific changes to the entry hall, patio room, and business room, with the primary goal of adding new doors and windows to these areas. This work is registered with TDLR as a renovation or alteration, a classification that reflects the scope of modifying existing structures rather than new construction.

Scope and Design

Open Studio Architecture is the design firm of record for this project, which spans 12,407 square feet. The filing details the physical modifications: the entry hall will receive an added door and window, while the existing door will be removed. In the patio room, new doors and windows are being installed. Additionally, the business room will gain a new exterior door. Arthur J Morgan is listed as the registered accessibility specialist ensuring the alterations meet required standards.

NewCombe Development, L.L.C. is the owner of record for this privately funded project on private land. The estimated cost of $123,000 places the project below the median estimated cost for similar renovation filings in Comal County, which stands at $270,000. The cost per square foot is calculated at $10, which is significantly below the county median of $86 per square foot for comparable work. This suggests a focused update to specific functional areas rather than a comprehensive interior overhaul.

Construction is scheduled to start in June 2026, following the completion of plan review in the same month. The timeline indicates a build window of 213 days, which is longer than the county median of 120 days for similar projects. The project is scheduled to finish in December 2026. TDLR has marked the status as Review Complete, confirming that the plans have passed the necessary regulatory checks before construction began.

Local web mentions describe the location as a health and racquet club with tennis and pickleball programs. A Facebook post by the club notes a 96 percent recommendation rate from 48 reviews. While third-party sources highlight the club’s amenities, the TDLR record specifically covers the structural changes to the entry and business areas. The project is part of a broader portfolio for Open Studio Architecture, which has six other registered projects totaling over $15 million in the region.