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Welcome to Leon Valley, an independent Bexar County city surrounded by northwest San Antonio, known for its established neighborhoods and Huebner–Bandera corridors.

Leon Valley is an incorporated city in Bexar County, Texas, occupying roughly 3.4 square miles as an enclave within the northwest side of San Antonio. It sits in the San Antonio–New Braunfels metropolitan area, between the city's Loop 410 and Loop 1604 freeways, and is named for Leon Creek, which flows through the surrounding landscape. About 11,500 people live in the city. The community took shape in the 1950s as a suburban development on San Antonio's expanding northwest edge. Residents incorporated the city in 1952 specifically to prevent annexation by San Antonio, a decision that gave Leon Valley its own identity and municipal services. Today it operates under a council-manager government with its own police and fire departments and a public library, and the Leon Valley Historical Society preserves the area's story. Leon Valley's geography is defined by two busy commercial corridors: Bandera Road (State Highway 16) and Huebner Road, which cross near the city's center. Shopping centers, restaurants, and small businesses line these routes, while the residential streets behind them hold established, mid-century single-family neighborhoods. The Bandera Bowl bowling alley and Leon Creek Shopping Center are long-standing local institutions. Public education is provided by the Northside Independent School District, one of the largest districts in Texas, with Leon Valley Elementary School located in the city. Residents also draw on the jobs, healthcare, and amenities of the larger San Antonio region, including the South Texas Medical Center a short distance away. Leon Valley suits buyers who want an established, self-governed community in the heart of northwest San Antonio, with its own services and schools but full access to the city around it.

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Listings 44

Population 11,542

County Bexar County

Houses in Leon Valley, TX

6707 Cherryleaf Street Leon Valley, TX 78238

3 Beds bathtub 2 Baths straighten 1321 sq ft

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How homes have been selling here over the last 90 days.

home_work New This Week 15

Went Under Contract 2

trending_down Price Reductions 0

payments Median Sale Price $359,990 -7.7%

square_foot Price per Sq Ft $179

schedule Avg Days on Market 141

sell Homes Sold 17

percent Sale-to-List Ratio 100.0%

inventory_2 Months of Inventory 5.6

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Market data reflects closed sales over the last 90 days and is provided for informational purposes.

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6707 Cherryleaf Street

Leon Valley, TX 78238

3 bd 2 ba 1321 sqft 1971 built

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About Leon Valley

Real Estate & Housing

Leon Valley's housing stock reflects its 1950s-and-later suburban origins. The city is made up largely of established single-family neighborhoods — ranch-style and traditional brick homes on modest lots — with some later infill, townhomes, and apartments clustered near the commercial corridors. Because the city is small and built out, most inventory is resale rather than new construction. The combination of mature neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, and a location between Loop 410 and Loop 1604 makes Leon Valley a familiar, mid-range option within northwest San Antonio, convenient to both the urban core and the suburbs beyond.

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Lifestyle in Leon Valley

Leon Valley offers a practical, family-oriented suburban lifestyle inside San Antonio's city limits. Daily life revolves around neighborhood schools, parks, and the commercial stretch along Bandera and Huebner roads, where shopping centers and casual restaurants anchor local errands. The city's independence gives residents their own police, fire, and library services, reinforcing a small-town civic identity within the larger metropolis. Community events and the historical society keep local traditions alive. For work, culture, and entertainment, residents are minutes from the South Texas Medical Center, UTSA, and downtown San Antonio.

Schools & Education

Leon Valley is served by the Northside Independent School District, one of the largest school districts in Texas. Leon Valley Elementary School sits within the city on Huebner Road, serving pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, with students continuing to Northside ISD middle and high schools in the surrounding area. The district offers a wide range of magnet, advanced academic, and career programs. Private and charter schools across northwest San Antonio provide additional options, and higher education is nearby at UTSA and the University of the Incarnate Word.

Getting Around

Leon Valley is wrapped by two of San Antonio's most important roads: Bandera Road (State Highway 16) and Huebner Road, which form the city's commercial spine and connect to Loop 410 and Loop 1604. Bandera Road is among the region's busiest corridors, giving residents direct, if often congested, access across northwest San Antonio. VIA Metropolitan Transit provides local bus service, and the city is minutes from the South Texas Medical Center, UTSA, and downtown San Antonio. Commuting is overwhelmingly by car, with the area's freeway loops organizing regional travel.

Parks & Recreation

Leon Valley's recreation centers on its neighborhood parks, which offer playgrounds, sports fields, and community gathering space, alongside the city's public library and community events. Leon Creek's greenway and the larger Howard W. Peak Greenway trail system pass nearby, providing miles of hike-and-bike trails through northwest San Antonio. Residents also have easy access to the larger parks, pools, and facilities of San Antonio, including OP Schnabel Park and Friedrich Wilderness Park, both within a short drive, as well as the city's professional sports and cultural venues.

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Frequently asked questions

Leon Valley is in Bexar County, Texas. It is an independent, incorporated city that sits as an enclave on the northwest side of San Antonio, within the San Antonio–New Braunfels metropolitan statistical area.

No. Leon Valley is an independent, incorporated city that sits as an enclave within San Antonio. It incorporated in 1952 specifically to avoid annexation, and it maintains its own police, fire, and library services.

Leon Valley is served by the Northside Independent School District, one of the largest districts in Texas. Leon Valley Elementary School sits within the city on Huebner Road, with students continuing to Northside ISD middle and high schools.

Leon Valley is known as a self-governed enclave inside northwest San Antonio, built in the 1950s. Its commercial life centers on the Bandera Road and Huebner Road corridors, which are among the region's busiest.

Leon Valley covers roughly 3.4 square miles and has about 11,500 residents. It sits between San Antonio's Loop 410 and Loop 1604 freeways, near the South Texas Medical Center and the University of Texas at San Antonio.

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