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MIDTOWN SAN ANTONIO

While this neighborhood sits just north of downtown and adjacent to some of the city’s liveliest areas, Midtown is known for having a quieter suburban feel. Composed of several unique pocket districts, Midtown plays host to a unique selection of homes, entertainment, and nightlife away from the highest traffic areas.

TO DO IN MIDTOWN

Residents and adventurous tourists alike head to Midtown for the local flavor—you can’t go wrong with tex-mex and margs at La Fonda On Main, or pizza and wine at Barbaro. Other attractions include browsing locally-owned boutiques, strolling down the museum reach, biking along the San Antonio River, finding your Zen at the Japanese Tea Garden, spending the day at the San Antonio Zoo, attending a workshop at the Pearl District in Tobin Hill, or hitting up a music festival at the outdoor Sunken Garden Theatre—and if that sentence sounds like a mouthful, it’s because it is one. There’s truly a ton to do in and around Midtown!

APARTMENTS IN MIDTOWN

Real estate in Midtown is primarily a buyers’ market, making apartments for rent in the area few and far between. However, with the right search, it isn’t impossible to find a cozy apartment amongst all of the beautiful historical homes. Connect with an apartment locator for free help finding your next place in San Antonio!

 

Midtown

Neighborhood Scores

Using a combo of our local, expert knowledge + third-party stats from Yardi, here's our scorecard to help you find your next favorite neighborhood!

Walkability

6

Public Transportation

4.9

What Its Known For

Brackenridge Park
Trinity University and University of the Incarnate Word
Suburban feel with historic homes

Pros

Central location close to the city's most-visited areas
Tons of shopping, dining, and outdoor options

Cons

Mostly single-family homes, not a ton of apartment options
Increased development means higher noise levels

MIDTOWN SAN ANTONIO

While this neighborhood sits just north of downtown and adjacent to some of the city’s liveliest areas, Midtown is known for having a quieter suburban feel. Composed of several unique pocket districts, Midtown plays host to a unique selection of homes, entertainment, and nightlife away from the highest traffic areas.

TO DO IN MIDTOWN

Residents and adventurous tourists alike head to Midtown for the local flavor—you can’t go wrong with tex-mex and margs at La Fonda On Main, or pizza and wine at Barbaro. Other attractions include browsing locally-owned boutiques, strolling down the museum reach, biking along the San Antonio River, finding your Zen at the Japanese Tea Garden, spending the day at the San Antonio Zoo, attending a workshop at the Pearl District in Tobin Hill, or hitting up a music festival at the outdoor Sunken Garden Theatre—and if that sentence sounds like a mouthful, it’s because it is one. There’s truly a ton to do in and around Midtown!

APARTMENTS IN MIDTOWN

Real estate in Midtown is primarily a buyers’ market, making apartments for rent in the area few and far between. However, with the right search, it isn’t impossible to find a cozy apartment amongst all of the beautiful historical homes. Connect with an apartment locator for free help finding your next place in San Antonio!

 

Don’t just take our word for it. See what our friends say!

I love Midtown because even though the location is really central--located between Alamo Heights, Tobin Hill, and the Medical District--there's so much nature and greenery that it feels removed from the busy-body, Downtown congestion.

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