Rogers Ranch

Rogers Ranch sits right next to Stone Oak in north central San Antonio, but it stands apart as its own master-planned community, with its own HOA structure, gated entries, and a collection of distinct subdivisions. It is positioned between US-281 and I-10 just north of Loop 1604, with easy access to the 1604 corridor.

Development began in the early 1990s and wrapped up in the mid-2000s, so the community is fully built out. That maturity shows everywhere: live oaks form a canopy over many streets, landscaping is well established, and the heavily wooded entry sets a quiet, settled tone. With no active builders, every home here is a resale.

Each subdivision may have its own association, rules, and amenities. Crosstimber, one of the best-known sections, is a deed-restricted neighborhood with a variety of home styles and floor plans on generous lots, and recent Crosstimber listings describe a gated entry, a pool, tennis and sports courts, a clubhouse, a park and playground, and jogging trails. The gated Point Bluff section, where our example home sits, has its own homeowners association and swim club. Confirm exactly which associations and amenities apply to any home you're considering.

Day to day, the location is hard to beat. Loop 1604 and US-281 connect residents to Stone Oak shopping and dining, The Rim, La Cantera, and San Antonio International Airport. For buyers who want mature trees and an established neighborhood feel with a central north-side address, Rogers Ranch deserves a close look.