2023 Squirrel Trail, San Antonio, Texas 78253. Going north from Loop 1604: From Culebra – left on Talley, cross old FM 471, go 4.8 mi. to Elm Forrest, right on Elm Forrest, 4 mi. to right on Turtle Cross, left on Fox Oak, 4 mi. to the property. From Culebra – right on Talley, go 2.5 mi. to Elm Forrest, left on Elm Forrest, 4 mi. to right on Turtle Cross, left on Fox Oak, 4 mi. to property on right. Cash to Seller or third party financing. Bexar Met community water (and septic), the seasonal Medio Creek runs through one pasture. This 5 acre property is an absolute jewel. Seclusion and unruffled tranquility are afforded by end of the road privacy through an automatic gated entry. Yet, this property is just 8 minutes from Loop 1604 and 10 minutes to Hwy 151. This corridor includes all the shopping, entertainment venues, financial and medical services of Northwest San Antonio. Fabulous landscaping and majestic live oaks, which have been professionally groomed, line the driveway to the all brick 1,500 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Topped with a Tennessee V-crimped metal roof, this home, while unpretentious in size, is loaded with quality, from the tile floors to the vinyl clad argon gas filled thermo pane windows. The living area includes a masonry wood burning fireplace nestled between custom built-in bookcases. Both the front and rear of the home have covered porches with great views of the spacious front yard and a rear yard that attaches to over 500 acres of the Stevens Ranch. Deer, hogs, quail, and turkey can be seen from the back porch. The current owner’s master craftsmanship can be easily seen in the custom buildings on the acreage. Included are a 40’x30’ oversized garage with 10’ ceiling and storage above, with custom storage cabinets built in, a 16’x32’ insulated workshop, both of which have 220 electric service and individual breaker boxes. A professional dog kennel with 3 bays on a concrete foundation is located next to one of two paddocks that join the two pastures. Both pastures are beautifully maintained and the many oaks along the seasonal Medio Creek present a park-like setting. Fences are 2 3/8” pipe with both non-climb and 6” wire fencing. This acreage includes another loafing shed, a separate gated entry to the pastures and underground water service to water troughs. All the buildings are topped with Tennessee V-crimped metal roofing that can withstand 100 mph winds, and each building brags mortise and joint construction on 2”x6” studded walls with “one-by” exterior siding covered with 12 gauge metal exterior. This is a rare and unique find for someone who wants the seclusion and lifestyle of a ranch in the country, yet the convenience of “close to town” amenities.