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MONTE VISTA HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMUNITY GUIDE

Stock, streets, and amenities for Monte Vista Historic District. One community, not a city hub.

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Monte Vista real estate

Monte Vista sits just north of downtown, between San Pedro and 281. Buyers come for tree-lined streets and houses built from the 1890s into the 1930s.

The mix is historic first. You will tour houses on streets like Agarita, Mulberry, Woodlawn, and Huisache, some later infill, and a few condominiums on Mulberry. Confirm the local historic overlay on the parcel. The National Register map is not the same line.

Homes in Monte Vista run from the $400s into about $1.7 million. Most of what is listed now sits in the $550s to the $900s. The larger houses on Agarita, Mulberry, and French sit at the top. Confirm you are inside the district. Confirm the school on the address.

Lifestyle and things to do

North Main is dinner: La Fonda on Main, and the rest of that stretch. Taco Taco sits on Hildebrand at the north edge.

San Pedro is the local run. Downtown is a short drive south. The streets stay residential once you are home.

Key facts

TypeLocal historic district inside San Antonio
Local HDJuly 1975
National Register1998 (slightly different footprint)
GatedNo. Open city streets
HOANo district-wide HOA
ProcessOHP / HDRC certificate of appropriateness on the overlay
Parent citySan Antonio

Sourced facts only. Verify on the resale certificate. We do not invent price bands, days on market, or dollars per square foot here.

Monte Vista Historic District photos

Thomas H. Franklin House, 105 E. French Place. Julian Bravo, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
The Bushnell on the Monte Vista historic district. Larry D. Moore, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Monte Vista Historic District frequently asked questions

Monte Vista Historic District real estate

What kind of homes are in Monte Vista?

Historic houses from the 1890s to the 1930s, later infill, and some condominiums. Homes in Monte Vista run from the $400s into about $1.7 million. Most of what is listed now sits in the $550s to the $900s.

Is Monte Vista the same as Alamo Heights?

No. Alamo Heights is its own city. This page is the San Antonio historic district. Confirm the overlay on the address.

Accuracy of info provided is not guaranteed. Verify before an offer.

Insight for Monte Vista Historic District homes

Local read on the tradeoffs, shopping, lifestyle, and nearby pockets. Not a brochure.

Pros

  • Close-in tree streets and houses with actual age.

Considerations

  • Exterior work on the overlay needs a certificate of appropriateness. Older houses need work. A Monte Vista label on a listing is not the overlay.

Shopping

  • San Pedro for a faster errand. Broadway when you want a longer shop, knowing that is Alamo Heights.

Nearby

  • Tobin Hill sits south. Beacon Hill sits west. Alamo Heights and Olmos Park are cities to the north.

Market statistics

Monte Vista Historic District 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.

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Homes For Sale in Monte Vista Historic District

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Homes in Monte Vista Historic District you can tour today.

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