San Antonio area's most expensive homes for sale right now – San Antonio Express-News
This 124-acre, live-water ranch in Ingram, a little over an hour drive northwest of San Antonio, comes with a 6,787-square-foot home that’s got seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths.
San Antonio’s median home price may be $310,000, but those in the market for something a bit more expensive and expansive have plenty of options in and around the Alamo City.
Here are the priciest properties in the San Antonio area, based on data from the San Antonio Board of Realtors, including mansions and ranches.
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2 Admirals Way, $5.6 million: The sprawling hilltop mansion in the Dominion is across the street from Spurs great David Robinson’s old home.
A sprawling hilltop mansion, across the street from Spurs great David Robinson’s old home in Dominion, is back on the market.
Roland Cisneros, the owner of The Original Ice Factory in Leon Valley, initially placed the 11,932-square-foot home on the market in 2021 for $5.6 million.
104 Tomahawk Trail, $5.82 million: The compound in Hill Country Village – complete with a single-story main home, one guest home and a pool house.
Built in 2007, the three structures sit on about 4.9 acres just north of West Bitters Road.
A $5.8 million compound in Hill Country Village, complete with a single-story main home, one guest home and a pool house, is on the market.
The main house is about 5,500 square feet and includes four bedrooms, a study, three full bathrooms and two half baths. There’s also a 1,500-square-foot guest house, a pool house and a covered pickleball pavilion.
185 Lazy Valley Road, $5.89 million: This 191-acre Hill Country ranch is listed as “one of the finest properties” in Comfort, about a 47-minute drive northwest of San Antonio.
This 191-acre Hill Country ranch is listed as “one of the finest properties” in Comfort, about a 47-minute drive northwest of San Antonio.
The ranch has three ponds, fields and hills. Perched on top of one of those hills is a three-bedroom, four-bathroom, farmhouse-style home. The 4,659-square-foot home is surrounded by large porches.
227 Seewald Road, $5.9 million: The 5,026-square-foot home with a junior Olympic size swimming pool and resort-style lazy river is just north of Boerne. It was initially listed for $7.8 million.
A 5,026-square-foot home with a junior Olympic size swimming pool, resort-style lazy river, swim-up bar and fire pit just north of Boerne is on the market.
The estate’s main house comes with three bedrooms and five bathrooms, and it’s situated on 72 acres near the Kreutzberg Canyon Natural Area. There’s also a three-bedroom, two-bathroom, 1,800-square-foot guest house overlooking a canyon, and a nearly 1,400-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bathroom pool house.
2203 Freedom Trail, $6.4 million: This 124-acre, live-water ranch in Ingram, a little over an hour drive northwest of San Antonio, comes with a 6,787-square-foot home that’s got seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths.
This 124-acre, live-water ranch in Ingram, a little over an hour drive northwest of San Antonio, comes with a 6,787-square-foot home that’s got seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two half baths.
Among the interior highlights is the “breathtaking” views seen through the full, open-glass doors in the living room and every room, according to the listing. The property has both sides of Indian Creek on it and a live-spring, stocked pond.
10 Crescent Park, $6.7 million: The 10,466-square-foot, Mediterranean-style mansion is “nothing short of spectacular,” according to the property’s listing.
A Mediterranean-style mansion in Dominion is the most expensive home placed on the market this week.
Down from its original $6.9 million asking price, the home features floor-to-ceiling windows and a gourmet chef’s kitchen. There are six bedrooms, nine full bathrooms and one half bath.
7933 W. U.S. 290, $6.82 million: The 195-acre ranch near Fredericksburg is “one of the most well-rounded properties available in all of the Texas Hill Country,” according to the listing.
The 195-acre ranch near Fredericksburg is “one of the most well-rounded properties available in all of the Texas Hill Country,” according to the listing.
On the ranch is a 2,985-square-foot home that overlooks Honey Creek, which runs through the ranch. There are two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
520 Matzig Cove, $6.9 million: The 21-acre ranch in Buda has a 9,217-square-foot home with six bedrooms and seven and one half bathrooms. There’s also a billiard and game room and a tornado shelter.
The 21-acre ranch in Buda has a 9,217-square-foot home with six bedrooms and seven and one half bathrooms. There’s also a billiard and game room and a tornado shelter.
Also on the property are three guest homes, a resort-style pool and a tennis court.
1275 Stoney Ridge Road, $16.5 million: The most expensive home on the San Antonio Board of Realtors website is an event space in Bulverde that includes a three-bedroom, three-bathroom home and its own food truck.
The event space comes with nearly 50 acres of land, a three-bedroom house and a food truck.
The property, previously known as Oakfire Ridge, is nearly 50 acres and is designed for both “intimate moments and grand-scale entertaining.”
The space also includes a 7,200-square-foot Biergarten Hall with a 4,440-square-foot patio and tap bar.
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Timothy Fanning writes about nostalgia, history and other oddities for the Express-News. He is a graduate of the University of South Florida and came to San Antonio in 2021 after a long stint at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and other publications in Florida. Reach him at timothy.fanning@express-news.net
