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Alamo Heights Real Estate & Community Guide

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History of Alamo Heights

How the community took shape.

Development began in the 1890s on land associated with George Brackenridge and Charles Anderson. Early planners followed the terrain, preserved mature trees, and created distinctive residential streets. Alamo Heights incorporated in 1922 and continued building its identity around municipal services, residential character, and proximity to San Antonio.

Living in Alamo Heights

What homebuyers compare.

Homes and architecture

A varied residential picture

Limestone cottages, traditional residences, Mediterranean and Spanish-inspired homes, mid-century designs, townhomes, and renovated properties.

Location and access

Connections around San Antonio

Broadway, the McNay Art Museum, Brackenridge Park, the Quarry area, downtown, and Loop 410 are readily accessible.

Homes in the community

Four home styles to explore in Alamo Heights.

A visual preview of the residential character buyers commonly compare in this community.

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Limestone traditional

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Contemporary residence

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