13443 Rutgers Garden

Conveniently located near UTSA, La Cantera, Fiesta Texas, the Rim, and the Medical Center (U.T.H.S.C.), this area of NW San Antonio is teaming with public parks, shopping outlets, scenic jogging/biking trails, independent restaurants, employment opportunities, and a wide variety of night-time activities. With quick access to IH-10, Loop 1604, and Loop 410 you can drive just about anywhere inside Bexar County with relative ease. Fiber optic internet is available in the area. This two-story home boasts a stone facade along the front face that is only seen on 2 other homes in this community, which makes for what is arguably one of the two most attractive home exteriors in the neighborhood. The heavy-duty wood fence includes a second rear gate that enters a utility access trail lined with young pecan trees. There are 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, and an extra den/office/activity space with the laundry room conveniently located upstairs and a bar in the first floor common space. All bedrooms and the living room have ceiling fans with matching faux wood blinds through the first floor. The home includes a two-car garage, covered front porch, and covered back patio. Quietly situated in an alcove-like community, there is very little traffic through this neighborhood so the location is ideal for those looking for the convenience of suburban amenities while still maintaining a level of personal privacy. With reputable N.I.S.D. public schools, this part of town is desirable for families with children of all ages. For those looking to stay active at nearby public parks and trails, there is also an outdoor athletic facility free to the public on Sundays at Brandeis High School and a large swimming pool near Boone Elementary School free to the public during the summer that are both within a 5 minute drive. Each home in the community was constructed with the rare luxury of a plumbing system valve box that controls water flow to all individual fixtures and appliances, which allows for maintenance without the need to shut off water to the entire home. The valve box utilizes PEX piping distributed throughout the home that offers a huge advantage toward plumbing resilience in subfreezing temperatures. The front yard has a highly desirable acorn-less Live Oak a Mountain Laurel with fragrant spring-time blooms, and a Crepe Myrtle for summertime flowers. The back yard has a delicious Fig tree, a Mesquite tree for BBQ wood, and a wilt resistant Burr Oak (largest acorns in the world). All property trees are drought resistant with little to no additional watering required and perform well in extreme weather conditions. There are beautifully fragrant Gardenia bushes planted at the front entryway that bloom in both spring and fall. The lawn still has ample grass even after last year's drought so come claim your slice of Texas and enjoy a relaxing barefoot walk through the yard.