5619 Wood Walk

The first thing you notice is the ceiling. The living room opens up to a vault with an exposed beam running through it, and a brick fireplace on the far wall. In a single-story house from 1980 that is not a given, and it makes the main living space feel considerably larger than 1,784 square feet suggests.

The layout

The front door opens into a proper entry rather than straight into a living room. Dining is to one side, another room to the other, and the main living space is straight ahead.

Five bedrooms in a house this size is the unusual part, and it is what makes the floor plan worth a look. The primary is 14 by 14 with a walk-in closet and its own bath. Bedroom 2 is a genuine 13 by 13. The remaining three run 10 by 10 to 12 by 10, which means the fifth one does not have to be a bedroom at all. Most buyers will use it as an office, a hobby room, or a second sitting room off the entry. Everything is on one level, including the laundry room.

The kitchen sits open to the living room across a breakfast bar, with an eat-in area by the window and a separate dining room a few steps away. Two eating areas plus the bar means you are not choosing between a table and an island.

Outside

French doors from the living room open onto a patio slab, and the backyard is privacy fenced with mature shade trees. In a South Texas summer that shade is the difference between a yard you use and a yard you look at. A storage shed at the back stays with the house. Two more established trees shade the front, so the house keeps its afternoon cool.

The area

The home is in Woodstone, in northeast San Antonio, zoned to North East ISD: Woodstone Elementary, Wood Middle, and Madison High. It sits close to Loop 1604 and I-35, which puts Randolph Air Force Base, the airport, and the northeast job corridor all within a short drive.

The HOA here is optional rather than mandatory, which is worth understanding before you compare this to a neighborhood with required dues. Nobody is obliged to join or pay, and the neighborhood amenities, including a pool, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a playground and a sports court, are tied to membership. If those matter to you, ask us and we will get you the current dues and exactly what a membership covers before you write an offer.

It is an established neighborhood with grown trees and full-size lots rather than a new-build subdivision, and the lot here is a little over a sixth of an acre.

We represent this home. If you want the seller's disclosure, the survey and the utility history before you come see it, ask and we will send all of it over. Buyer and buyer's agent should independently verify schools and measurements.