8390 N Verde Dr San Antonio, TX 78240
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Prime Investment Property on Bandera - Dual Living + Commercial Potential An exceptional opportunity to acquire a 1.61-acre estate with over 350 feet of Bandera Rd frontage, one of the most visible and high-traffic corridors in the region, with more than 100,000 vehicles passing weekly. This versatile duplex estate features two independent residences, each with private living spaces. Ideal for multi-family use, executive housing, or steady rental income. A luxury garage/workshop offers premium space for automotive enthusiasts, small business operations, or a high-value rental unit. Additionally, a modern backyard office provides a turnkey workspace for remote professionals, creative studios, or boutique companies seeking a private yet connected environment. All structures are energy-efficient, equipped with air conditioning, heating, and full fiber-optic connectivity, ensuring comfort and high-speed internet access across the property. A private water well eliminates water bills, complemented by three septic systems. City water connections are conveniently located at the property corner - allowing low-cost tie-in while keeping the well for unrestricted irrigation. Currently zoned RE (Residential Estate), the property allows for select commercial uses such as schools, libraries, churches, or care facilities (child or elder) with appropriate approvals. The surrounding area is seeing significant TXDOT infrastructure improvements, including enhanced walkability and a new traffic light - all contributing to rising long-term value and accessibility. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a high-visibility estate with multi-use potential and long-term upside. Explore how this unique Bandera Rd property can serve your investment, residential, or institutional vision.
Source: SABOR #1922768
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