Once home to a premier golf course, Mission Hills is now a suburban neighborhood with convenient comforts. It sits near some of the major roadways toward downtown San Antonio, and is home to a small collection of restaurants, schools and parks. Nearly everything for daily living can be found in or right by Mission Hills.
Gordos Mini Tacos and Snacks is true Texas dining, serving a selection of tortillas, quesadillas and tacos. The Human Bean serves coffee, teas and iced refreshers. Zeke's Texas Sweets offers a variety of baked goods, including cookies, muffins, bundt cakes and even specialty items like gender reveal cakes and mystery treats. Groceries can be found at H-E-B and Walmart Supercenter, while retail shops like Ross Dress for Less, Petco and Five Below are at Woodlake Crossing.
Whatever the activity of the day, Sunrise Park, next to the neighborhood, has plentiful tree shade, walking trails, a playground and a basketball court. In nearby Kirby, Friendship Park offers even more outdoor fun with its playground, sports fields and picnic areas.
The tree-lined streets on the southwestern side of the neighborhood feature bungalow-style homes with brick exteriors and two-story designs with vinyl siding. Most houses have built-in garages in the front. The northeast corner of Mission Hills features upscale properties, including Spanish Eclectic houses hidden by live oaks that stretch out over the streets. Contemporary-style housing is also common in this part of the neighborhood. Additionally, cutting through the middle of the neighborhood is the former Woodlake Golf Club. The club’s course was once home to the Valero Texas Open, part of the PGA Tour, but it has been closed since 2013. While it is not open for golf anymore, residents appreciate the green space. Homes back up to its former fairways, offering views of wide open green space and lush trees.
"It's not very expensive in Mission Hills. In fact, it's quite affordable," says Cesar Amezcua, a Realtor with CA & Company with 12 years of experience. Home prices in this area begin at $175,000 for a two-bedroom home and go to $360,000. Inventory often sits on the market for 50 days before selling.
In nearby Converse, students in Mission Hills can attend James L. Masters Elementary, which earned a C-plus rating from Niche. Closer to home is Henry Metzger Middle School, which earned a C-rating on Niche, and Karen Wagner High School, which earned a B-minus rating. Wagner offers school clubs and organizations that cater to many special interests, including Dungeons and Dragons, fashion and bowling.
Located just 12 miles east from downtown San Antonio, residents have a convenient commute for work or for fun. Binz Engleman Road and Old Seguin Road are major thruways to commercial districts in nearby Woodlake and Converse. Public transportation is also available through bus routes with the VIA Metropolitan Transit Authority. When Mission Hills residents need to make a flight, San Antonio International Airport is 13 miles away.
Crime in Mission Hills remains on par with the national average of 4, according to the CAP Index. However, violent crime is slightly higher with a score of 5. The Mission Hills neighborhood is one of many served by the San Antonio Police Department (SAPD). Covering 504 square miles with several substations throughout the area for optimal police coverage, the SAPD works hard to protect its citizens.
Steven Noriega
Keller Williams Legacy
(726) 268-9137
132 Total Sales
1 in Mission Hills
$300,000 Price
Josh Boggs
Keller Williams Heritage
(726) 200-7545
138 Total Sales
2 in Mission Hills
$205K - $208K Price Range
Dayton Schrader
eXp Realty
(210) 879-1270
4,048 Total Sales
2 in Mission Hills
$233K - $245K Price Range
Brian M. Paris
Keller Williams City-View
(726) 600-8621
149 Total Sales
1 in Mission Hills
$240,000 Price
Trina Cannon
Epique Realty LLC
(726) 600-1643
124 Total Sales
3 in Mission Hills
$217K - $291K Price Range
Adelina Rotar
Keller Williams Realty
(865) 507-1389
615 Total Sales
1 in Mission Hills
$132,000 Price
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