A sprawling modernist mansion in North San Antonio has hit the market for $3.2 million, offering nearly an acre of land that backs directly onto a greenbelt. The 5,977-square-foot home, built in 2003, pairs contemporary architecture with direct access to the kind of untouched natural scenery that's increasingly rare this close to the city.
According to the San Antonio Current, the property's greenbelt connects to Phil Hardberger Park, giving the new owner a direct line to one of the city's best-known green spaces without ever leaving the backyard. The home is listed by Binkan Cinaroglu with Kuper Sotheby's International Realty, and listing photos and details were sourced from Realtor.com.
Inside the First-Floor Primary Suite
The formal living room features a barrel-vaulted ceiling and arched transom windows, while contemporary fireplaces warm the home's everyday gathering spaces. Refinished wood flooring and abundant natural light run throughout, giving the modernist build an airy, open feel. The home's primary suite sits on the first floor with direct access to the patio and pool.
That suite's en suite bathroom is stacked with upscale finishes: marble surfaces, dual floating vanities, a walk-in shower, a soaking tub, two walk-in closets and a dedicated makeup area. Beyond the primary suite, the home includes a kitchen, a bar and cafe area, a scullery, a gym and a study, rounding out a floor plan built for both entertaining and private retreat.
Outdoor Space Built Around the Greenbelt
Outside, the mansion includes a pool and a large deck overlooking a private forest of mature trees and unbridled wildness. Newly constructed upper decks add even more vantage points, with views stretching across the pool, the backyard and the adjoining greenbelt. Tech touches round out the package, including motorized Roman blinds, smart-home technology and a Tesla charging port.
The $3.2 million price tag puts this North San Antonio estate in the same rarefied tier as other high-end listings the Current has profiled recently. A seven-bedroom, 10-bath mansion in the Dominion, listed by David Garcia with Evoke Realty, had come on the market by May 8, 2026, at nearly $3.5 million with 9,700 square feet, an interior courtyard swimming pool, and an outdoor kitchen featuring a marble-topped island with two ranges and two refrigerators, per the San Antonio Current.
Not every notable San Antonio listing carries a seven-figure price. A North Central San Antonio home on a cul-de-sac, built in 1985 with 3,800 square feet, five bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms, recently listed for $750,000 through agent David Abrahams with Phyllis Browning Co., according to the Current's coverage of that property.
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