A house listed for $419,000 in North San Antonio comes with a tranquil backyard, lots of nature and a workshop that seems ideal for woodland elves.
The rustic three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath home sits on a quarter-acre lot that features greenery, privacy and — even better — no backyard neighbors. That’s because the property — located just off of Thousand Oaks Drive — is up against the city’s greenbelt, allowing for easy access to even more nature.
Built in 1986, the dwelling offers a blank slate with its interior. However, it does feature impressive vaulted ceilings and Saltillo tiles throughout.
The main attraction for its previous owners appears to have been the structure’s natural surroundings. A large deck faces the wilderness, offering a prime view for birdwatching or enjoying a morning cup of coffee.
Located just off the generous deck in the landscaped backyard sits a small treehouse-like structure, which serves as a workshop, according to the property listing.
Wait, did the Keebler Elves live here?
This home is listed by Jancee Sanchez with Phyllis Browning Company.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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