Haley Rodriguez

A rare building opportunity in a hidden enclave surrounded by high-end homes outside the city limits (no city taxes), this beautiful, treed lot offers both privacy and a fine building site. Tucked in the back of a small neighborhood, the property is ideally positioned to capture sweeping Hill Country views while enjoying generous space between residences. This property is bordered on one side by

Fantastic 0.21-acre lot on a great block within Dignowity Hill's historic district. Zoned R-6 and situated just behind Booker Alley, the property offers flexibility for future building plans and easy alley access. The lot is mostly level with city utilities and benefits from recent street improvements. It's next door to 626 Nolan (also for sale) and ideally located near several parks: caddy

Unique opportunity in historic Dignowity Hill-this single-family-zoned property (R-6) in the past served as a neighborhood respite space, offering meals to those in need. The home retains some original character and has been modified to include an expanded kitchen area, two half baths (no full bath), a laundry facility, and a sitting area. Partially fenced and directly adjacent to 622 Nolan, a

Multi-family opportunity in historic Dignowity Hill-just one block from Dignowity/Lockwood Park. Zoned RM-4, this property is currently configured as a 4-plex (two units up, two down) but has undergone previous renovations that created a communal kitchen setup, making it less traditionally laid out as private residences. It's in poor condition and will require a full renovation, but it offers

126 & 130 Treasure Way. Alamo Heights ISD. Architecturally mid-century, with a unique feature: the two units do not share any walls. Attached only by the roof they share, this duplex creates a very private environment for the tenants, both from the street and each other. One-story duplex in Alamo Heights Independent School District. Built by L.S. Busby, and designed by Stanford Busby, this