A varied residential picture
Spanish and Mediterranean Revival estates, Tudor and traditional residences, mid-century homes, large lots, and architect-designed renovations.
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Olmos Park Real Estate & Community Guide
Discover distinctive architecture, mature trees, and an independent city setting surrounded by central San Antonio.
Explore Olmos Park →History of Olmos Park
How the community took shape.
The area includes a chapter of military aviation history through Camp John Wise, established during World War I. Developer H. C. Thorman shaped modern Olmos Park in the 1920s with estate homes, curving drives, and park-like settings. The city incorporated in the 1940s and retains a separate municipal identity within San Antonio.
Living in Olmos ParkHomes and architecture Location and access
What homebuyers compare.
Connections around San Antonio
Olmos Basin, Monte Vista, Alamo Heights, Trinity University, downtown, and the airport are within the central-city network.
Homes in the community
Four home styles to explore in Olmos Park.
A visual preview of the residential character buyers commonly compare in this community.
Olmos Park home profile 1
Spanish Colonial Revival
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Grand Tudor
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Traditional estate
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Updated historic residence
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Local real estate guidance
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