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Historic charm in one of San Antonio’s original neighborhoods
One of the oldest neighborhoods in San Antonio, Five Points sits just north of downtown and offers a mix of historic and newly built single-family homes, with quirky local restaurants tucked in and expansive parks along the neighborhood’s edges. It offers proximity to both downtown San Antonio and the nearby San Antonio College, which is “right there within walking distance,” according to local Realtor and San Antonio native Gina Candelario. “Five Points is a great little pocket of a neighborhood,” she adds. “A majority of the people who live there have lived there for a long time.”
Many homes in Five Points are older and charming.
Visitors dancing to the incredible music from the musicians of NIOSA.
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Just north of downtown
Five Points is just across Interstate 35 from downtown San Antonio, about a 30-minute walk or five-minute drive or bus ride. Methodist Hospital Metropolitan is less than a mile outside the neighborhood, and the San Antonio International Airport is about a 10-minute drive away.
Locals in Five Points are near the iconic Tobin Center of Performing Arts in Downtown.
The historic Crockett Hotel located in Downtown San Antonio.
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A mix of historic homes and new builds
Five Points has a mix of single- and multi-family homes, primarily built in the early 20th century, though many have been recently renovated, and some newer homes have been built recently. Architectural styles include Craftsmen, bungalows, American Foursquares and ranch-style homes, and residences tend to have small, often fenced-in front yards. Front porches aren’t uncommon, and many residents put out patio furniture to hang out outside and say hi to their passing neighbors. Lot sizes vary by block, but it is a relatively dense neighborhood, typically picked for its selection of single-family homes close to downtown rather than its lot sizes. Prices tend to fall between $200,000 and $400,000, with a median price of $315,000. “There were quite a few Airbnbs in the neighborhood, but they weren’t being leased, so most of them have turned into long-term rentals,” Candelario says.
A charming bungalow home with a wrap around porch found in Five Points.
Five Points is home to many quant and charming homes like this two-story colonial.
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Eclectic eateries and shopping locally at Historic Market Square
“There are a couple of restaurants and bars within walking distance, and they’re pretty good,” Candelario says. “One of them focuses on having all organic food and buying ingredients from local farmers. That one’s called The Cove. They have a car wash there as well as an ice cream stand and a washateria.” Another local favorite is M.K. Davis Restaurant & Bar, which serves Tex-Mex and chicken fried steak but is best known for its schooners of beer. At Sanchos Cantina and Cocina, patrons enjoy frozen margaritas and nachos alongside live music on the restaurant’s patio, and at Kimura, they slurp some of the city’s best ramen. With San Antonio’s Historic Market Square only a mile away, residents can access endless shopping from local artisans and vendors. The neighborhood’s La Michoacana Meat Market gives residents access to freshly made tacos and a wide array of Mexican groceries. For additional grocery shopping, residents head about a mile and a half south to the downtown H-E-B.
Locals in Five Points can enjoy the best burgers in the area at The Cove.
Cullum's Attagirl, one of St. Mary's Street's most popular restaurants.
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Something for everyone at San Pedro Springs Park
The oldest park in San Antonio, San Pedro Springs Park, borders Five Points to the north. Its crown jewel is its spring-fed pool, sought by residents from across San Antonio as a spot to cool off in the summertime. San Pedro Springs Park is also home to the McFarlin Tennis Center, which has 22 lighted courts and offers lessons, camps and leagues, and the San Pedro Library, where residents meet for art exhibits, story times, film screenings and more. Also on the park’s grounds is the San Pedro Playhouse, a 1930-built theater that still puts on plays to this day. On the other side of Interstate 30, some residents hang out at Garcia Park, a smaller community park with a trail and a playground. South of the neighborhood, San Pedro Creek Culture Park puts public art into an urban outdoor space, and “They’re extending the River Walk to connect to San Pedro Creek Culture Park,” Candelario says.
A sprawling oak tree on the fields of San Pedro Springs Park.
The San Pedro Springs Pool, a perfect place to beat the heat.
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San Antonio Independent School District and San Antonio College
Students in Five Points attend schools in San Antonio Independent School District, starting with preschool through eighth grade at Beacon Hill Academy, which received a C on the educational review site, Niche. Then, they continue to Edison High School, which received a C-plus. Edison High School offers career and technical education in areas like culinary arts, cybersecurity and emergency services. Some residents live in Five Points for its proximity to San Antonio College, a public community college that enrolls about 20,000 students every semester.
Discover the joy of learning at Thomas Edison High School near Five Points.
San Antonio College located near Five Points and San Pedro Park offers a great education.
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Nights on the River Walk
Five Points is about a mile and a half north of the San Antonio River Walk, the city’s top destination for dining and entertainment. Here, residents can go on boat tours to learn more about the city, dine at riverside restaurants with mariachi and stroll down to The Alamo for a lesson on Texas history.
The beautiful San Antonio River Walk seen from the NIOSA venue.
Boat rides flow past a music stage on the San Antonio River Walk at the NIOSA Festival.
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Crime and Safety
1 - Low Crime, 10 - High Crime
Five Points
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Homicide
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4
Sexual Assault
10
4
Assault with Weapon
9
4
Robbery
9
4
Burglary
9
4
Motor Vehicle Theft
9
4
Larceny
8
4
Crime Score
9
4
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Five Points Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Five Points, San Antonio sell after 78 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Five Points, San Antonio over the last 12 months is $315,000, down 42% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
New construction!! Luxury modern garden home in an exclusive 4-unit downtown project. Open floor plan, Island gourmet kitchen, quartz countertops, and SS appliances. 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms plus a nice size flex room on the third floor that can also work as a secondary master bedroom and/or guest room. Expansive roof deck with amazing skyline downtown views. Close to all new trendy shops and
Large duplex in urban neighbohood of Five Points. Front unit is 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Back unit is 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. This property is catered to diverse living needs, with two distinct and spacious units. Both units have large, eat-in kitchens and bonus spaces. Prime location is minutes from downtown, The Pearl, San Pedro Creek and San Pedro Park. Also close to downtown medical
Charming Tobin Hill home just minutes from Downtown San Antonio! This spacious property offers 5 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, including an in-law suite and a private casita with its own full bathroom, ideal for multigenerational living or guest accommodations. Enjoy resort-style outdoor living with a gated pool, outdoor kitchen, and generous entertainment areas. A carport accommodating 3+ vehicles
Constructed in 2023, The Jackson at Five Points urban community is located just minutes from a diverse selection of dining, shopping and entertainment options with The Pearl to the north and the heart of vibrant Downtown San Antonio to the south. The layout for Unit 101 features a 2-car garage on the ground level; half-bath, kitchen, dining and living areas in an open floor plan on the second
Cozy apartment enhanced with modern updates. The kitchen and bathroom have been fully renovated, featuring shaker-style cabinetry, quartz countertops (kitchen), and stainless steel appliances. Ceramic and laminate flooring run throughout the entire space. You don't want to miss this cute apartment conveniently located near downtown and just minutes from San Antonio College!!
Beautiful, furnished studio apartment with historic charm!!! Apartment features wood floors, a fridge, small appliances and is all bills paid! With the close proximity to downtown, this one is sure to go quick!!! **Square footage is approximate.**
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