Is Five Points a historic district?
Not as a whole on the OHP list. Individual structures may carry separate designations. Confirm on the parcel.
FIVE POINTS COMMUNITY GUIDE
Stock, streets, and amenities for Five Points. One community, not a city hub.
Five Points in Greater San Antonio
Five Points sits just north of downtown inside San Antonio. The city's Five Points Neighborhood Plan (2009) describes boundaries on the north by W. Laurel, on the east by San Pedro, and on the west and south by IH-10 and IH-35, covering about 151 acres. The Midtown Regional Center profile notes homes built between 1880 and 1900, predating other streetcar-era Midtown neighborhoods.
How the place actually works
This is a city neighborhood with an adopted plan, not a master HOA. The city's revitalization report cites Queen Anne, Neo-classical, and Bungalow stock and a residential enclave bounded by IH-35, IH-10, W. Laurel, and N. Laredo within the wider map. Commercial nodes appear on West Cypress, East Fredericksburg, San Pedro, and North Flores per the neighborhood plan. Confirm base zoning and any overlay on the parcel.
What you pay besides the house
City, county, and school-district taxes. No neighborhood-wide mandatory HOA.
Market statistics on this page come from the RPR module when a report exists. We do not invent price bands, days on market, or dollars per square foot.
Key facts
| Type | Urban neighborhood inside City of San Antonio |
|---|---|
| Plan | Five Points Neighborhood Plan (2009, ~151 acres) |
| Boundaries (plan) | W. Laurel north, San Pedro east, IH-35/10 west and south |
| Housing | Queen Anne, Neo-classical, Bungalow (city revitalization report) |
| Gated | No |
Sourced facts only. Verify on the resale certificate. We do not invent price bands, days on market, or dollars per square foot here.
Five Points frequently asked questions
Five Points real estate
What bounds Five Points?
The 2009 neighborhood plan uses W. Laurel, San Pedro, and IH-35/10 on about 151 acres.
Is it gated?
No. Public city streets.
What styles are common?
Queen Anne, Neo-classical, and Bungalow, per the city's Five Points revitalization report.
Where do I search?
Use /listings?q=Five%20Points on this site.
Accuracy of info provided is not guaranteed. Verify before an offer.
Insight for Five Points homes
Local read on the tradeoffs, shopping, lifestyle, and nearby pockets. Not a brochure.
Pros
- Adopted neighborhood plan with defined boundaries
- Older housing stock minutes from downtown
- Flores Street commercial spine named in the Midtown plan
Tradeoffs
- Highway boundaries on three sides (plan map)
- Transition area with mixed commercial edges
- Not a historic district as a whole. Confirm parcel overlays
Nearby
- Tobin Hill is east along San Pedro. Downtown is south across IH-35. Monte Vista lies farther north.
Market statistics
Five Points market reports
Monthly figures from Realtors Property Resource (RPR / NARRPR). We publish reports as they are generated. No invented numbers.
Local reports for this area are coming. Browse the hub for county and city coverage, or ask us for the latest RPR read.
All market statisticsHomes for sale
Homes For Sale in Five Points
17 properties
Homes in Five Points you can tour today.
Active$633,000
5 bd · 4 ba · 3,048 sqft
314 Marshall St
San Antonio, TX
Active$540,000
6 bd · 4.5 ba · 2,660 sqft
112 Hill St
San Antonio, TX
Active$509,900
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 2,455 sqft
327 JACKSON ST
San Antonio, TX
Active$495,000
3 bd · 3.5 ba · 1,850 sqft
315-102 Cincinnati Ave
San Antonio, TX
Active$495,000
3 bd · 3.5 ba · 1,817 sqft
315 Cincinnati Ave #101
San Antonio, TX
Active$495,000
3 bd · 3.5 ba · 1,850 sqft
315-103 Cincinnati Ave
San Antonio, TX
Nearby areas
Photo, name, and a sourced price band when we have one.