When the whole crew's coming, you want somewhere with room to spread out — and a little grandeur doesn't hurt. The Richland Estate is the big one: a historic Fredericksburg home rising three full stories within the quiet of Settlers Crossing, with four bedrooms and space enough to sleep ten. It carries the allure of a bygone era in every corner — original character, generous rooms, and the presence that only comes with age — while modern comforts make it easy to actually live in. Each floor tells a little more of the story.



This is the property built for gathering. The living areas are spacious enough that a big group can be together without being on top of each other, and private enough that everyone still gets a corner to themselves. And then there's the pool — the natural center of gravity on a warm Hill Country afternoon, where the day slows down and nobody's in a rush.



The grounds match the house. Set within Settlers Crossing, the estate looks out on the open, unhurried landscape that makes this part of Texas what it is. Friendly farm animals graze the property, and the wildlife rounds out the scene. Between the pool, the porches, and the space, there's a version of the day for everyone in your group. And for the curious ones, our Fredericksburg AI Historical Guide can walk your group through the estate's history and the wider story of Settlers Crossing.