SOLD – 625 Leopard Hollow – San Antonio TX 78251
Looking for a move in ready home?
This home was sold in 84 days. The average for a three bedroom home in the Spring Vistas neighborhood for the past year was 123 days. Quality marketing and proper pricing can give you the competitive edge when selling your home in San Antonio. Thinking of selling your home? Let me prepare a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) and discuss what we together can do to get your home sold. Contact me to discuss the potential in your home.
625 Leopard Hollow in the Spring Vistas subdivision (map) is the home for you! A 3 bedroom, 2 bath home updated with new tile and wood flooring, lighting fixtures, new (3 months old) stove/range, and lovingly maintained by it’s owner. Spring Vista’s community features include a swimming pool, playground, and mature trees. Close to shopping (HEB, Walmart, Kohl’s), Lackland AFB, 1604, Sea World, W Military, 151, Potranco, and much more. Stop by and visit and you’ll see why this is the home for you! Offered at $138,900. Questions? Call Matt Stigliano, Exit Realty North-San Antonio at (210)240-6222.
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Matt,
Looks like a great price for this home ! Love the photos ! I think there is a smart seller behind this house for picking the right agent to represent them.
Chris – Being from Philadelphia I find almost all the homes well priced down here! It’s interesting though, once you hit the $300-400K mark, homes start seeming much more in line with East Coast prices. When you get to $500-700K they seem more in line with California prices (although with more land).
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