In San Antonio, anyone with $1.5 million can live in a Monte Vista home designed by the architect of the McNay that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In Castle Hills, $1.2 million buys a 4,476-square-foot estate with its own tennis court and swanky pool.
While the San Antonio area isn’t exactly known for its luxury real estate, the Alamo City and other cities that comprise Bexar County have a lot to offer.
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Below are homes on the San Antonio Board of Realtors’ website that a buyer can purchase for between $1 million and $2 million in the Bexar County real estate market. All of these homes have been placed on the market within the last two weeks.
The home on 3 Chatsworth Way is listed for $2.1 million. It’s a 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
3 Chatsworth Way | $2.1 million: A 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
Built in 1993 and recently remodeled, the home has three separate living spaces, each sized for entertaining. The first-floor master suite includes a private sitting area and a dedicated coffee station with a Miele espresso machine, refrigerator and dishwasher. Outside is a generously covered patio, pool and spa.
The home on 3 Chatsworth Way is listed for $2.1 million. It’s a 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
43 Galleria Dr | $2.1 million: A 4,758-square-foot home on 1.26 acres that sits “behind wrought iron gates” and offers “complete privacy with majestic Hill Country views.”
This home at 43 Galleria Dr. is listed for $2.1 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Built in 2001, the home includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half bathrooms. The interior highlights include a grand entry with two-story ceilings, a formal dining area with vaulted ceilings and a fireplace. There’s a master wing and a second-floor patio with a game room and balcony. Outside are an infinity-edge pool and spa, a fireplace, and a pool house.
420 Happy Trail | $1.7 million: The 6,174-square-foot Shavano Park home is on a little over an acre and includes five bedrooms, six bathrooms and one half bathroom.
“The property was impeccably constructed to the highest standards offering a balance of elegance and comfort whilst marrying the sophisticated architecture with a touch of traditional charm,” according to the property’s listing.
This home at 420 Happy Trail is listed for $1.7 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Among the interior highlights are a grand foyer and 18-foot-high ceilings. Outside are a spa-like pool, a covered patio and a pickleball court.
501 W. French Pl | $1.5 million: This three-story Monte Vista home is on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by renowned architect Atlee B. Ayeres, who designed the Tower Life building, the McNay and many other San Antonio landmarks.
This three-story Monte Vista home is on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by renowned architect Atlee B. Ayeres, who designed the Tower Life building, the McNay and many other San Antonio landmarks.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Built in 1903, the 6,870-square-foot home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. According to the listing, “the fine detailing and character in these gilded homes abound in this residence from the detailed millwork, moldings and beautiful windows. Outside is a pool, hot tub and two bedroom, one bathroom carriage house.
This Castle Hills home at 402 Fox Hall Ln. is listed for $1.2 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
402 Fox Hall Ln | $1.2 million: This 4,476-square-foot Castle Hills home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms and sits on 1.1 acres.
Inside the home’s unique interior is a generous living space, three fireplaces and an extra living room/gaming area on the second floor. The backyard includes a massive deck leading to the pool and tennis court.
This Castle Hills home at 402 Fox Hall Ln. is listed for $1.2 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
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Here’s what $2.1 million buys you in the San Antonio
in Real EstateIn San Antonio, anyone with $1.5 million can live in a Monte Vista home designed by the architect of the McNay that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
In Castle Hills, $1.2 million buys a 4,476-square-foot estate with its own tennis court and swanky pool.
While the San Antonio area isn’t exactly known for its luxury real estate, the Alamo City and other cities that comprise Bexar County have a lot to offer.
You might also like: 6 over-the-top luxury real estate listings in the San Antonio area
Below are homes on the San Antonio Board of Realtors’ website that a buyer can purchase for between $1 million and $2 million in the Bexar County real estate market. All of these homes have been placed on the market within the last two weeks.
The home on 3 Chatsworth Way is listed for $2.1 million. It’s a 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
3 Chatsworth Way | $2.1 million: A 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
Built in 1993 and recently remodeled, the home has three separate living spaces, each sized for entertaining. The first-floor master suite includes a private sitting area and a dedicated coffee station with a Miele espresso machine, refrigerator and dishwasher. Outside is a generously covered patio, pool and spa.
The home on 3 Chatsworth Way is listed for $2.1 million. It’s a 6,664-square-foot contemporary home with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half bathroom.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
43 Galleria Dr | $2.1 million: A 4,758-square-foot home on 1.26 acres that sits “behind wrought iron gates” and offers “complete privacy with majestic Hill Country views.”
This home at 43 Galleria Dr. is listed for $2.1 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Built in 2001, the home includes four bedrooms, four bathrooms and two half bathrooms. The interior highlights include a grand entry with two-story ceilings, a formal dining area with vaulted ceilings and a fireplace. There’s a master wing and a second-floor patio with a game room and balcony. Outside are an infinity-edge pool and spa, a fireplace, and a pool house.
420 Happy Trail | $1.7 million: The 6,174-square-foot Shavano Park home is on a little over an acre and includes five bedrooms, six bathrooms and one half bathroom.
“The property was impeccably constructed to the highest standards offering a balance of elegance and comfort whilst marrying the sophisticated architecture with a touch of traditional charm,” according to the property’s listing.
This home at 420 Happy Trail is listed for $1.7 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Among the interior highlights are a grand foyer and 18-foot-high ceilings. Outside are a spa-like pool, a covered patio and a pickleball court.
501 W. French Pl | $1.5 million: This three-story Monte Vista home is on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by renowned architect Atlee B. Ayeres, who designed the Tower Life building, the McNay and many other San Antonio landmarks.
This three-story Monte Vista home is on the National Register of Historic Places and was designed by renowned architect Atlee B. Ayeres, who designed the Tower Life building, the McNay and many other San Antonio landmarks.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
Built in 1903, the 6,870-square-foot home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. According to the listing, “the fine detailing and character in these gilded homes abound in this residence from the detailed millwork, moldings and beautiful windows. Outside is a pool, hot tub and two bedroom, one bathroom carriage house.
This Castle Hills home at 402 Fox Hall Ln. is listed for $1.2 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
402 Fox Hall Ln | $1.2 million: This 4,476-square-foot Castle Hills home has three bedrooms and four bathrooms and sits on 1.1 acres.
Inside the home’s unique interior is a generous living space, three fireplaces and an extra living room/gaming area on the second floor. The backyard includes a massive deck leading to the pool and tennis court.
This Castle Hills home at 402 Fox Hall Ln. is listed for $1.2 million.
San Antonio Board of Realtors
timothy.fanning@express-news.net