San Antonio, Texas
Jefferson Homes for Sale
“Discover 11 homes in Jefferson, Texas”
11 homes
Avg $324,982
Market Overview
Jefferson Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for Jefferson, TX
11
Active Listings
$325K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$180,000
To
$650,000
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About Jefferson Real Estate
Jefferson sits in San Antonio as a residential neighborhood where long-time residents and newer households share tree-lined streets and a mix of older and updated homes. The area has a steady, established feel rather than rapid change, with households that tend to stay for years. Daily life centers on nearby parks and local dining options that serve both quick meals and longer gatherings. Residents often drive short distances for larger errands yet still find convenience in neighborhood services. Schools fall under the local public district, giving families access to nearby campuses without needing to travel across the city. The housing stock is largely single-family homes, many built mid-century, along with a smaller number of updated properties. With eleven homes currently listed, prices range from $180,000 to $650,000 and the average sits near $324,981, giving buyers a relatively contained market to evaluate.
Average listing price: $324,982 · 11 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Recent listings show an average price of about $324,981. Individual homes currently range from $180,000 to $650,000, so buyers encounter a fairly wide spread depending on size and condition.
There are eleven active listings in the neighborhood at the moment. That modest count suggests the market moves at a measured pace rather than turning over quickly.
Most properties are single-family houses, many built in the mid-century period. A number of owners have updated kitchens and baths, yet original floor plans and lots remain common.
Several smaller parks sit within a short drive, offering playgrounds, walking paths, and open fields for weekend use. Larger regional parks are reachable by car in roughly fifteen minutes.
Children attend schools in the local public district. Families may also consider nearby private or charter programs if they prefer alternatives to the neighborhood campuses.