Terrell Heights is one of the more underrated San Antonio suburbs and undeservedly so. “It’s a hidden gem. It’s very easy to pass over it when you’re looking for the bigger neighborhoods like Northwood and The Quarry,” says Cesar Amezcua of CA & Company, REALTORS. With its strong community bonds and convenient proximity to appetizing eateries and top schools, Terrell Heights stands tall on its own.
Many homes in Terrell Heights are single- and two-story Craftsmans or ranch-styles. Many of these houses are equipped with ample lawn space perfect for gardening and decorating. They can range anywhere from $137,000 for a one-bed/ one-bath condo to $675,000 for a three-bed/ two-bath home. There are also several apartment complexes centered in Terrell Heights, allowing for even more access to the amenities.
There’s lots of diverse food to try out in Terrell Heights. Tong’s Thai serves different types of Asian cuisines along with a selection of bubble teas. Boss Bagel takes breakfast to the next level by boiling its bagels in water sweetened with agave, making tons of menu options vegan-friendly. And what’s living near San Antonio without at least one local Tex-Mex joint? Sabor De Mexico serves delicious fare from America’s neighbor to the South with a wide selection of entrees and is especially popular for its breakfast tacos. Residents in Terrell Heights will find everything they need for groceries at major retailers nearby like Target, Walmart and H-E-B. Shoppers specifically looking for organic items are in good hands at Natural Grocers. There’s plenty of fun things to do in Terrell Heights. The McNay Museum educates, uplifts and inspires with its diverse art collection. There’s also Astro SuperBowl, a local bowling alley that runs weekly happy hours, college nights and more.
Thanks to the efforts of the Terrell Heights Neighborhood Association, there are also many free events organized by the community such as outdoor Movie Nights, neighborhood yard sales and festivals.
Students can attend schools in the Alamo Heights Independent School District. Woodridge Elementary School earned an A-rating from Niche. Alamo Heights Junior High School earned an A-rating. Alamo Heights High School is a top-performing high school with an A-plus rating and offers a wide variety of extracurriculars, including band, water polo, tennis and JROTC. Terrell Heights is also close by the University of Incarnate Word and Trinity University, two major universities in the state.
Scates Park has a playground with an overhead awning that provides plenty of shade for playtime on sunnier days. The neighborhood is also not too far from Crestwood Park, less than two miles away in nearby Terrell Hills. In addition to its green space, this park is a major draw for community events such as Easter egg hunts, holiday parades and pictures with Santa.
The area is great for commuters because it has convenient highway access via the Texas 368 Loop, which runs directly through the area. It is a major thruway that leads to many prominent San Antonio landmarks such as the San Antonio Zoo and historic Brackenridge Park.
Labib Hashim
Keller Williams Heritage
(210) 903-4122
204 Total Sales
1 in Terrell Heights
$329,999 Price
Shane Neal
eXp Realty, LLC
(210) 794-9106
2,465 Total Sales
6 in Terrell Heights
$133K - $493K Price Range
Rich Valadez
JB Goodwin, REALTORS
(726) 444-5139
72 Total Sales
1 in Terrell Heights
$350,000 Price
Vicki Collier
Keller Williams Legacy
(855) 807-4923
99 Total Sales
1 in Terrell Heights
$350,000 Price
David Abrahams
Phyllis Browning Company
(210) 610-2047
208 Total Sales
1 in Terrell Heights
$135,000 Price
Lulu Bishop
Keller Williams City-View
(726) 268-5332
221 Total Sales
1 in Terrell Heights
$189,900 Price
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On average, homes in Terrell Heights, Alamo Heights sell after 122 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Terrell Heights, Alamo Heights over the last 12 months is $219,900, down 33% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
$950 - $2,321 per month
$1,200 - $1,675 per month
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A collection of established subdivisions close to schools, stores and restaurants
Idyllic residential and trendy lifestyle hub minutes from downtown San Antonio
Tight-knit community full of parks, trees and an active neighborhood association
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Former industry town turned high-end haven of entertainment, dining and shopping
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