The city's largest & most authentic neighborhood, a genuine mix of scale, character, friendliness, and walkability.
San Antonio is where I send buyers who want space to choose their own version of San Miguel de Allende. It's the city's largest neighborhood, made up of distinct micro-areas, each with its own rhythm, so what you find here depends heavily on which pocket you're looking at.
The older, authentic neighborhood of San Antonio has moved through a steady, thoughtful transformation over the past decade and a half thanks to its popularity with expats. Elegant renovations and custom new builds now sit alongside the neighborhood's original homes, giving the streets a lived-in but increasingly polished feel. While north San Antonio, closer to the Jardin and traditionally more popular, has evolved quicker, the southern portion has grown exponentially more popular too! As an example, the street Stirling Dickinson, named for the first American to arrive in San Miguel in 1937 bringing more Americans with him, has become the SoHo of San Miguel, boasting upscale cafes, artisan bakeries, delis, micro-hotels, wellness studios, and specialty food markets supporting daily life without pretense.
Real estate here spans single-family homes and small multifamily properties, with some condos and studios mixed in. Generally, pricing typically starts around $450,000 for well-located homes, with renovated and larger homes reaching $2 million USD or more. Entry points still exist, rare for a neighborhood this central, even as luxury properties command growing attention.
5 to 10 min drive
$450K to $2M+
No, standalone homes
Fee-simple deed
Mostly single-family homes and small multifamily properties, with some condos and studios mixed in, ranging from original construction to elegant renovations and custom new builds.
Generally, pricing typically starts around $450,000 for well-located homes, with renovated and larger homes reaching $2 million USD or more.
Generally no. Homes are mostly standalone and not part of large HOAs, which gives buyers more flexibility over their property.
North San Antonio, closer to the Jardin, has traditionally been the more popular and faster-evolving side. The southern portion has grown quickly in popularity too, now home to some of the neighborhood’s most sought-after streets.
Most of the neighborhood is a 5 to 10 minute drive, and depending on the specific street, plenty of residents walk instead.
Yes. Ownership is fee-simple deed, the same as everywhere in San Miguel de Allende, with Greg’s team closing every transaction alongside Mexican licensed real estate attorneys.
With a neighborhood this size, the right pocket makes all the difference. I'm happy to answer your questions personally and help you find the part of San Antonio that fits.
