Homes for sale & area guide
Northwest San Antonio
A home near the trail. A street you like coming back to. A route to work that makes sense. Start here to find your part of Northwest San Antonio.
Homes for sale in Northwest San Antonio
Compare the homes, then take a closer look at the neighborhood around them.
LISTINGS
- 3D3 Beds 3 Baths 2,726 SqFt$379,900Open Fri 12PM-4PM
- 1/35 354 Beds 3 Baths 2,124 SqFt$330,000Open Sat 12PM-4PM
- 1/48 485 Beds 4 Baths 3,355 SqFt$799,900Open Sat 1PM-3PM
- 1/35 354 Beds 4 Baths 3,822 SqFt$775,000Open Sat 11AM-3PM
- 1/36 364 Beds 1 Bath 1,076 SqFt$199,900Open Sat 12AM-3PM
- 1/37 374 Beds 3 Baths 2,505 SqFt$346,000Contingent
Get to know the area
Northwest San Antonio neighborhoods to explore
A trail into the park, a neighborhood pool, a home with a different floor plan down the street. Get to know the places that make up this side of San Antonio.
Braun Station
East & West neighborhoods
Braun Heights
Part of Braun Station West
Braun Heights is a later addition to Braun Station, with homes along London Heights, Prince Heights and Goodwick Heights. It’s part of Braun Station West, with access to the association’s pools and recreation courts.
Braun Station West amenities ↗Braun Oaks
Braun, Bandera & Tezel roads
Braun Oaks stretches between Braun and Bandera roads, with Tezel running through the neighborhood. A community pool and swim club give residents a place to cool off close to home.
Braun Oaks community information ↗Northwest Crossing
Parks, trails & Dover Ridge facilities
Walking trails, parks and a sportsplex give Northwest Crossing plenty of room for a walk or a game. Community pools and tennis courts round out the recreation options, with facilities along Dover Ridge.
Northwest Crossing community information ↗Great Northwest
Seven neighborhoods, shared amenities
Great Northwest brings seven neighborhoods together around shared pools, recreation fields, courts and clubhouses: Silver Creek, Emerald Valley, Ridge Creek, Village Northwest, The Commons, Stagecoach Crossing and Timberwilde. You’ll see those individual names on home listings throughout the community.
Great Northwest communities & amenities ↗Parkwood
Trails toward O. P. Schnabel Park
Parkwood’s paved walking and fitness trail connects toward O. P. Schnabel Park—one of the neighborhood’s draws for people who enjoy time outdoors. Within the community, you’ll also find a pool, tennis and pickleball courts, a playground and a dog park.
Parkwood amenities & trails ↗Hunters Chase
West Hausman, Babcock & Woller roads
Hunters Chase sits around West Hausman, Babcock and Woller roads. With UTSA’s Main Campus in this part of town, it’s worth a look if campus is a regular destination.
Hunters Chase I association ↗French Creek Village
Walking access to O. P. Schnabel Park
French Creek Village has a community pool, tennis courts and neighborhood events organized by its volunteer-run association. At the back of the neighborhood, walking access to O. P. Schnabel Park connects you to its trails without getting in the car.
French Creek Village community information ↗Beyond the front door
Parks, campus and everyday connections
Room for time outdoors
O. P. Schnabel Park, at 9606 Bandera Road, brings walking and bicycle trails, picnic areas, a playground and sports facilities to this side of San Antonio.
Parkwood’s connecting trails and the recreation facilities in Great Northwest and Northwest Crossing offer different ways to make outdoor time part of your week. The useful comparison is which options are close to the home and included with it.
Explore O. P. Schnabel Park ↗UTSA or the Medical Center?
UTSA’s Main Campus sits along Loop 1604 and UTSA Boulevard. The South Texas Medical Center centers on roads including Babcock, Medical Drive and Floyd Curl. Both matter to a Northwest search, but they point you toward different parts of the area.
Choosing between the Bandera–Tezel neighborhoods and the Prue–Babcock–Hausman area? Tell me the places you need to reach regularly. I’ll help you narrow the neighborhoods and compare the homes around those destinations.
Compare the details
Before you choose a home
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Check the exact school assignment
For homes in Northside ISD, school assignments depend on the street address. Use the district’s lookup for each home rather than relying on the neighborhood name.
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Look beyond the broad search label
A “Northwest San Antonio” search can cover a lot of ground. Compare by subdivision, too: homes in Great Northwest may appear under names such as Silver Creek or Timberwilde. Those details help you find homes in the part of town you actually want.
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Know which amenities come with it
A nearby pool or clubhouse is not automatically included with every home. Confirm the association, current dues, access requirements and rules for the property you are considering.
Questions about Northwest San Antonio
What parts of Northwest San Antonio does this guide cover?
This guide includes communities around Bandera, Braun and Tezel roads, plus Parkwood and Hunters Chase toward the Prue, Babcock and West Hausman area. It is a starting point, not an exhaustive neighborhood directory or an official city boundary.
Is Great Northwest the same as Northwest San Antonio?
No. Northwest San Antonio is a broad area used in home searches. Great Northwest is a particular community association that includes Silver Creek, Emerald Valley, Ridge Creek, Village Northwest, The Commons, Stagecoach Crossing and Timberwilde.
Are Braun Station East and West the same community?
They have separate community associations. Review the information for the association connected to the specific property; do not assume the dues, amenities or access rules are identical.
Which nearby areas should I compare?
Helotes, Leon Valley and the Medical Center area are useful places to consider when widening your search. Compare the available homes and their locations against the Northwest neighborhoods here, keeping your regular destinations in mind.






