Old neighborhoods in the NEISD? (Terrell, Terrell Hills: house, subdivisions, move)

[MPinSC]

I'm addicted to the MLS too. I wish Camelot wasn't such a bad area, as I found what looks to be a cool MCM there. There's one for cheap in Pine Valley, too. How awful is Pine Valley?

[googie2525]

I've never heard of Pine Valley. Is it even on the MLS? Ya know, another area that has a few cool MCM's is called Forest Oaks. It's a pretty nice area, it's very affordable, and is a stones throw away from el swanky Northwood, Oak Park, Terrell Hills, Alamo Heights, etc...And Leland Terrace, which has a few really cool smallish A-Frame MCM's that NEVER seem to go up for sale, much to my chagrin. It's in the '09 zip though, and even though it's on the farthest outskirts of that zip, it just seems to keep going up-up-and-away.

[210]

I've never heard of Pine Valley either. Did you mean Pecan Valley?

[MPinSC]

Ooops, sorry. Pecan Valley. (It was late when I was typing.) This is what I found in Pecan Valley - exactly the sort of thing we're looking for:

[PrettyHateMachine]

Is there a difference between Terrell Hills and East Terrell Hills? Houses seem to be cheaper in East Terrell Hills. Much cheaper.

[210]

Pecan Valley is a great middle class area.

[smuboy86]

East Terrell Hills is in the City of San Antonio. It's a quiet older neighborhood between Eisenhauer and Ritiman Rd. It's mostly made up of older people, who moved to the neighborhood originally in the 50's and 60's. It has it's own Elementary School. Some parts are more rundown than others, but that has to do with the age of the residents not being able to fix everything. It's still a solid middle class community.

[PrettyHateMachine]

Originally Posted by smuboy86

East Terrell Hills is in the City of San Antonio. It's a quiet older neighborhood between Eisenhauer and Ritiman Rd. It's mostly made up of older people, who moved to the neighborhood originally in the 50's and 60's. It has it's own Elementary School. Some parts are more rundown than others, but that has to do with the age of the residents not being able to fix everything. It's still a solid middle class community.

Thanks for the info smuboy86.

[googie2525]

Originally Posted by MPinSC

Ooops, sorry. Pecan Valley. (It was late when I was typing.) This is what I found in Pecan Valley - exactly the sort of thing we're looking for:

Hey, that's nice! That's basically what I'm looking for as well, you could really quite easily transform this into a swank MCM "atomic ranch" for not a lotta dough. I don't know much about Pecan Valley though, sorry. I'll have to do a drive-thru over there.

[MPinSC]

Asking price is only $120,000 for 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1942 square feet, googie, so one could afford to put some money into making it really cool!

You can see from the photo that it's been on the market for over a year, so they might be willing to take almost any reasonable offer, as well.