North San Antonio home with greenbelt access lists at $3.2 million

A modernist mansion in North San Antonio hit the market at a price of $3.2 million on Friday. The property includes nearly one acre of land that borders the city greenbelt. It also features a private forest of mature trees that shade the stark architectural lines of the home.

The house was constructed in 2003. The listing describes the structure as having strong architectural lines and generous proportions. Inside, the interiors are tailored and clean. They feature abundant natural light and refinished wood flooring. The home is equipped with modern conveniences including motorized Roman blinds, smart-home technology, and a Tesla charging port.

The formal living room contains a dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling and arched transom windows. Contemporary fireplaces are located in casual gathering areas to add warmth. The 5,977-square-foot residence includes a state-of-the-art kitchen, a bar, a cafe area, a scullery, a gym, and a study.

The primary suite is situated on the first floor. It provides direct access to the patio and pool. The en suite bath features marble finishes, floating dual vanities, a walk-in shower, a soaking tub, two walk-in closets, and a dedicated makeup area. New upper decks offer views across the pool, the backyard, and the adjoining greenbelt.

The greenbelt connects directly to Phil Hardberger Park. The property is listed by Binkan Cinaroglu with Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty. The listing information and photos are available on Realtor.com. The San Antonio Current notes that its real estate features are operated by the editorial department and are not advertisements.

The home represents a blend of cold, clean design and the natural environment surrounding it. The property owner can enjoy the wildness of the nearby parkland while living in a structure defined by modern technology and precise geometry. The listing marks the entry of this specific acreage into the local real estate market.