Settle in along the scenic country roads of Losoya. This predominantly rural neighborhood sits south of San Antonio and offers residents everything from local flea markets to some of the best barbecue around.
Follow long private driveways to reach established ranch-style homes on spacious acreage. Or keep an eye out for newer construction split levels and townhouses. Many of the ranch-style homes sit on farms so you can relax under miles of bright blue Texas sky. Homes have an average list price of $430,000 with an average price per square foot of $213. The median year homes were built is 1970 and the average single-family home size is about 1,360 square feet. The median lot size is about 35,000 square feet. Stone and stucco construction is popular and many homes implement the spacious country front porch into their design. In more tightly grouped subdivisions, two-story homes are more common and two-car garages are a must-have. Sidewalks make it easy to go for a stroll and greet your neighbors during cool mornings and evenings.
Students in the neighborhood can attend Heritage Elementary School, which has just over 400 students with a student-teacher ratio of 13 to 1. Julius L. Matthey Middle School offers special electives to its 8th-grade students that include News and Video, Agriculture, Concepts of Engineering and Technology among others. Southside High School is another option that was rated "met standard" by the Texas Education Agency. The high school also has a strong golf team and marching band.
If you’re hoping to stretch your legs, the closest park is Braunig Lake Park. Get your boat out on the lake or your line in the water, with plenty of scenic options to do so between the Victor Braunig Lake and the San Antonio River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife and tap into nearby camping and picnicking opportunities. Looking to get your heart pumping? Take your friends to Mission Airsoft, which has 20 acres of wooded battlegrounds and six adjoining fields perfect for smaller groups. You can also grab concessions and load up on airsoft supplies at their on-site shop.
Start your day with a breakfast taco from Frank’s Tacos. Or grab something spicy for lunch, like a chorizo taco or some beef tacos with salsa, a local favorite. Pure Country Smokin Barbecue is known for having some of the best barbecue in town served up in casual outdoor digs. Pair your barbecue or jalapeño sausage with potato salad and coleslaw. If you’d like to kick back with a drink while listening to some live music, R&J Music Pavilion is open every weekend and is a popular hangout spot for neighborhood residents. If you’re in a shopping mood, Las Esperanza Flea Market is open every weekend, rain or shine, offering over 1,000 spaces and regularly scheduled live music.
Losoya residents have easy access to Highway 281 and Highway 1604 and are conveniently located just 20 miles south of Downtown San Antonio and all the additional amenities it has to offer.
Dayton Schrader
eXp Realty
(210) 879-1270
4,049 Total Sales
1 in Losoya
$499,990 Price
Henry Herrera
Keller Williams Realty
(833) 212-7922
130 Total Sales
1 in Losoya
$420,000 Price
Kristin Moran Esparza
RE/MAX Associates
54 Total Sales
1 in Losoya
$121,000 Price
Patrick Leddy
PTM Real Estate Group, LLC
(210) 761-6796
11 Total Sales
2 in Losoya
$30K - $210K Price Range
Adam Odewumi
Uprise Real Estate Partners
(844) 908-0998
63 Total Sales
1 in Losoya
$330,000 Price
Collin Newton
Centro Properties
(726) 200-4503
2 Total Sales
1 in Losoya
$545,000 Price
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On average, homes in Losoya, San Antonio sell after 56 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Losoya, San Antonio over the last 12 months is $865,000, up 187% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Mostly rural area, with access to the interstate, Toyota plant and Brooks City
A suburban oasis on the outskirts of San Antonio
Unincorporated community surrounded by farmland, south of San Antonio
Suburban living in a rural backdrop and new construction
Country living and new construction with convenient access to nearby amenities
Quiet country living and spacious properties a short drive from San Antonio
