Neighborhood Guide · North San Antonio
The North Central master-planned corridor: strong schools, easy access to 281 and 1604, and consistent resale.
Typical Range
$500K – $850K
Starter: $375K · Luxury: $1M+
School District
NEISD
NEISD (North East ISD) · Reagan, Johnson, Churchill feeders
Getting Around
25 min to downtown
25 min to downtown · 15 min to Medical Center
Why buyers choose Stone Oak
Things I make sure clients see coming
Working with Roman in Stone Oak
I'm dual-licensed as a Texas REALTOR® (TREC #713126) and mortgage loan officer (NMLS #277737). In Stone Oak, that means the offer, the financing, and the property-specific quirks — MUD taxes, well/septic, HOA transfer fees, tax proration — all get modeled before we write.
If you're relocating, I'll build a commute + payment + school analysis and walk it with you. If you already know Stone Oak, I'll bring the current active/pending/sold data for the exact street you want.
Frequently Asked
The questions buyers and sellers actually ask me about Stone Oak — schools, taxes, HOAs, commute, and market timing. Straight answers, no scripts.
Stone Oak is served by North East Independent School District (NEISD). The primary feeder patterns are Reagan High School and Johnson High School, both consistently among the highest-rated public high schools in San Antonio. Churchill and MacArthur feeders serve portions of the area as well.
Stone Oak home prices in 2026 typically range from $375,000 for smaller condos and older homes to $1M+ for large Sonterra estates. The mid-market band, where most transactions happen, is $500,000 to $850,000. Newer construction closer to Loop 1604 tends to price higher per square foot than 1990s-2000s stock.
The typical Stone Oak to downtown San Antonio commute is 25-30 minutes via US-281 South. Rush-hour traffic on 281 and Loop 1604 can add 15-20 minutes. Stone Oak is about 15 minutes to the South Texas Medical Center, making it popular with physicians and healthcare workers.
Sought-after Stone Oak communities include Sonterra (with country club), The Vineyard, Rogers Ranch, The Trails at Herff Ranch, Legacy at Longs Creek, and Deerfield. Sonterra and Rogers Ranch tend to hold value strongest in downturns because of their master-planned amenities and mature landscaping.
Most Stone Oak subdivisions have HOAs with dues typically ranging from $400 to $2,500+ per year depending on amenities. Sonterra and other country-club-adjacent neighborhoods have higher fees plus optional golf/social memberships. Always request the HOA transfer disclosure during your option period — HOA transfer fees at closing can range from $500 to $2,500.
Stone Oak is one of the most family-oriented markets in San Antonio, with NEISD schools, dense parks and playgrounds (McAllister Park is minutes away), and family-focused retail. Reagan and Johnson feeder homes see the strongest family buyer demand.
Stone Oak sits in Bexar County with combined property tax rates typically 2.2%-2.6% depending on your specific city, ISD, and any MUD/PID overlays. On a $600,000 home, expect annual property taxes of approximately $13,000-$15,600 before homestead exemption. Filing your Bexar County homestead exemption is one of the most important post-closing steps.
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