At Miralomas, we have taken every care to preserve and embrace the natural topography of the land. Here, you can discover a deep connection with nature and enjoy all the comforts of rural Hill Country living.
Careful attention to the natural habitat is maintained by biologists and studies, including one on the golden cheeked warbler, an endangered bird we have sighted over a dozen times.
Our covenants require dark sky lighting to minimize light pollution and protect the skies over Miralomas. Utilities and roadwork are also kept to a minimum to create an economy of costs and limit the scarring effect of cutting roads through limestone hills.
Our trail system benefits through the efforts of Friends of the Preserve at Miralomas. This nonprofit is committed to providing environmental education, maintaining conservation efforts, and fostering wildlife habitation.
We use funds raised to preserve green spaces, plan community outreach initiatives, and maintain trails so future generations can enjoy the land in its natural state. Your support makes preservation possible.