Balcones Heights

Cozy mid-century charm with warm vibes.

Interior

Foggy Sunset
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Roasted Olives
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Dark Chocolate
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Fall Honey
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Butter Cream
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Developed in the late 1940s as an affordable suburb for moderate-income families during the post-Depression era, Balcones Heights incorporated in 1948 to protect zoning amid rapid growth. Its culture blends suburban tranquility with commercial vibrancy, influenced by its Hispanic-majority residents and proximity to San Antonio’s attractions. Key spots include Wonderland of the Americas mall for shopping and dining, Wonder Theater for live performances and educational events, and Dave & Buster’s for family entertainment. Architectural style: Mid-20th-century ranch and modern homes amid wooded lots. Population: ~3,100.

Warm beiges and browns make for mid-century suburban calm, with golden hints for Hispanic vibrancy and commercial energy.

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Balcones Heights