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A renovated community in southern Texas
Just a short walk or drive from downtown San Antonio, Lone Star is on the rise with new restaurants, breweries and renovated homes. The neighborhood used to be a hub for industry, but it’s seen a steady stream of new investment that’s converted the area’s aging buildings into vibrant mixed-use and commercial spaces. It’s array of eateries and bars have become increasingly popular among locals and visitors. “Lone Star is an up-and-coming, walkable district. There are a lot of trendy bars and restaurants there," says Realtor RJ Reyes of Keller Williams, a longtime area resident whose been in real estate for more than two decades. "Developers are taking up these former industrial buildings, like the Lone Star Brewery, and renovating them into restaurants and apartments. It’s attracting a lot of younger people."
The Lone Star District is home to many small business and art galleries with ride range housing.
The Lone Star District is home to many small business and art galleries.
The colorful St Cecilia Church located in Lone Star.
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Barbecue and breweries in downtown San Antonio
Walking through the area, residents might get a scent of brisket and pork sizzling in the smokers at Bill Miller Bar-B-Q, or fresh coffee being brewed at San Antonio Gold, a local cafe. Lively beer gardens like Kunstler Brewing, Dos Sirenos Brewing and Freetail Brewing Co. draw a crowd on the weekends. They offer the perfect spot to relax with a beverage on a patio on a cool evening. A diverse array of restaurants can also be found here. Locals might stop by Leche De Tigre Cebicheria Peruana, an upscale Peruvian eatery, while those in the mood for Mexican street fare should check out The Fruteria Mexican Botanero. For groceries and everyday essentials, residents can head south on Nogalitos Street to H-E-B supermarket, a popular regional grocery chain.
Kunstler Brewing is the perfect place to beat the summer heat in Lone Star.
Enjoy a small snack with a glass of beer at Kunstler Brewing
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Craftsman-style homes with many colorful gardens are found in Lone Star.
Craftsman homes with expansive porches
The neighborhood’s residential streets are full of small bungalows and cottages, including many Craftsman-style bungalows known for their wide front porches, thick columns and exposed beams. Most of these homes were constructed in the early and mid-20th century, but many of them are being renovated with contemporary designs. Unrenovated homes that could use some improvements can sell for between $250,000 and $350,000 and newly renovated homes can sell for between $350,000 and $600,000. There are also a few new builds in the neighborhood that can list for more than $750,000. For those who prefer something smaller with less upkeep, there are plenty of new condos available at prices ranging from $250,000 to $500,000 depending on square footage.
Walk or bike along San Pedro Creek
At the center of the district, residents enjoy Roosevelt Park, an urban park with grassy fields for picnicking and a playground and climbing wall for kids. It also has a swimming pool where people like to cool off on sizzling summer afternoons. The park offers a place for the community to access hiking and biking trails on the San Antonio River Walk trail, a paved pathway that twists and turns along the riverbank all the way to the city’s downtown. At the opposite end of the neighborhood, residents can also take advantage of the San Pedro Creek Greenway, a two-mile path for walking, biking and jogging.
Parks in Lone Star offer amazing trails, courts and views of the big city.
San Pedro Creek Trails are popular for long bike rides.
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Many school options in Lone Star
Within the neighborhood, young students attend Andrew Briscoe Elementary School and Robert B. Green Elementary, both of which hold C ratings from Niche, an online school review site. Upperclassmen can attend C-minus-rated Harris Middle School and C-plus-rated Brackenridge High School. For an alternative, students might consider nearby charter schools like KIPP University Prep High School and KIPP Esperanza Dual Language Academy.
Andrew Briscoe Elementary School in Lone Star, San Antonio, Texas.
Robert B Green Elementary School in Lone Star.
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An easy commute down I-10
Lone Star is bordered in the west by Interstate 10, making for an easy commute 3 miles north to downtown San Antonio but also to nearby shopping destinations and big box stores like North Star Mall. For those who prefer public transit, bus stops can be found along the neighborhood’s busier thoroughfares.
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On average, homes in Lone Star, San Antonio sell after 88 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Lone Star, San Antonio over the last 12 months is $247,000, down 28% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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