San Antonio, Texas 78209
Experience modern luxury in Alamo Heights ISD with this meticulously crafted 3,163 square foot home. Every detail is designed for sophisticated living.
Robert and Eligh of Concrete Cowboys Construction Services are two San Antonio originals whose decades of combined experience show in every corner, joint, and finish. They are local craftsmen with decades of experience who treat every home as a reflection of their own standards, not a quarterly delivery target. While corporate builders optimize for speed and uniformity, Robert and Eligh optimize for quality and craft. The result is a home where the details were considered, the materials were chosen with care, and someone who takes genuine pride in their work signed off on every phase of construction. . The level of attention to detail, the unwillingness to cut corners, and the pride of craftsmanship baked into this home simply aren't available on a corporate builder's price sheet. When you buy a Concrete Cowboys home, you're buying the real thing.
The heart of the home features 12-foot ceilings, premium stainless steel appliances, 48" gas range, custom cabinetry with soft-close drawers, quartz countertops, and a generous center island perfect for entertaining.
Retreat to your private sanctuary featuring a spacious bedroom with a 15-foot vaulted ceiling, expansive walk-in closets and a spa-inspired ensuite bathroom with dual vanities.
Every detail of the great room and kitchen has been carefully crafted to reflect the standard of living this home delivers. Custom millwork throughout — from built-ins and cabinetry to trim and architectural accents — brings warmth, character, and a sense of permanence that off-the-shelf finishes simply can't replicate. Clean lines meet rich material choices, creating spaces that feel both curated and inviting. Whether you're entertaining a crowd or enjoying a quiet evening at home, the craftsmanship surrounding you tells the story of a home built without compromise.
Step through the dramatic 16-foot wide, 10-foot tall Western Window Series 600 sliding glass door and experience where interior luxury meets the outdoors. Engineered with expansive unobstructed glass panels and ultra-slim 2.55" sightlines, this door floods the great room with natural light while framing a seamless connection to the covered patio beyond. Premium stainless steel ball bearing rollers make the massive panels effortless to glide open, creating a true indoor-outdoor living experience. Outside, the custom outdoor kitchen awaits — complete with a professional gas grill, prep sink, and griddle — making this the entertainer's dream that guests won't want to leave.
Measuring 18 feet wide and more than 22 feet deep with 10-foot ceilings and 8-foot garage door clearance, this oversized garage was designed for full-size trucks, SUVs, and everything that comes with an active lifestyle. The wall-mounted garage door opener preserves valuable overhead space and enhances the garage's clean architectural appearance. And there's one more engineered garage feature that most buyers have never seen before — but we'll save that surprise for your private tour.
Most homes treat the attic as an afterthought — hot, leaky, and uninsulated, just a place to hide the ductwork. Not this one. 106 Field Crest uses open-cell spray foam roof insulation to bring the attic inside the conditioned envelope, so HVAC equipment and ductwork run in sealed, climate-controlled space instead of baking in triple-digit heat. Sealing a home tightly creates a new challenge: moisture and stale air have nowhere to go on their own. So we engineered dual dehumidification systems (AprilAire E080W) alongside a dedicated AprilAire 8100 ERV for continuous fresh-air exchange — eliminating CO2 buildup and improving indoor air quality by design, not by accident. And it's all working together. Cooling, heating, dehumidification, and fresh-air ventilation are integrated into one intelligent system via a Honeywell T10+ Pro, monitored by smart sensors in every room. Time-of-day programming and motion-sensing logic let the home respond to how it's actually being used — climate control that thinks room by room. This isn't a home with good HVAC. It's a home where the building envelope and mechanical system were engineered together, from the roofline down.
Your family's health and convenience were top priorities during construction, which is why this home comes pre-plumbed for a premium reverse osmosis water filtration system. The builders installed the necessary plumbing infrastructure beneath the kitchen sink, positioning you to easily add the RO system of your choice that removes harmful micro-plastics, heavy metals, and other contaminants that increasingly concern health-conscious homeowners. Going beyond the basics, a dedicated water line runs from the filtration point directly to your refrigerator's water supply, ensuring that every glass of water from your dispenser and every ice cube comes from the same purified source. This comprehensive approach means you won't just have clean drinking water at the sink—your entire family will enjoy pure, filtered water throughout the kitchen. It's this kind of forward-thinking detail that transforms a house into a home designed for modern, healthy living.
Most builders install the City of San Antonio code-required 240V 40 amp circuit. This minimum requirement does not support charging a Tesla at its full 48 amp potential. We drive EVs so we know about issues such as those outlined at https://www.seahurst.com/nema-14-50-tesla/. We provide a beefed-up Hubbell EV-specific outlet that is designed to handle the heavy loads involved when charging an EV. We also ensure the wiring is "Tesla Wall Connector-ready" using 6 AWG SER wire rated for 65 amps at 75 degrees. This means converting to a hard-wired Tesla Wall Connector supporting its full charging capacity is as simple as changing the breaker, removing the outlet and hardwiring the Wall Connector.
"The maximum charge rate for a Model S on a NEMA 14-50 outlet is 23 miles of charge per hour. The Wall Connector on a 60amp circuit will give you 34 miles of charge per hour, so 50% faster charging"
Most production builders install the minimum code-required subfloor — typically 5/8" OSB — and call it done. At 106 Field Crest, we went a different direction. The entire upper level is sheathed with 1-1/8" AdvanTech® engineered subfloor panels — nearly double the code minimum thickness and a product in an entirely different class from the commodity OSB you'll find in most new homes. The moment you walk upstairs, you feel the difference. There's a solidity underfoot — a quiet, vault-like firmness — that tells you this floor was built to last decades, not just pass inspection. AdvanTech is engineered with a proprietary resin-infused core that dramatically outperforms standard OSB in moisture resistance, nail-holding strength, and long-term structural integrity. That means no squeaks, no flex, no soft spots — just a floor system that performs as well in year twenty as it does on move-in day. It's one of those details you'll never see but will always feel.
We put a GFCI outlet behind every toilet. Why? Because a bidet isn't a luxury anymore — it's a preference, and preferences shouldn't require an electrician. Every bathroom in this home is bidet-ready from day one, whether you're installing a $30 seat attachment or a $2,000 Japanese throne with a heated seat, night light, and ambient music. And if you've never experienced a warm bidet cleansing before, you are in for a treat — and quite possibly a life-changing moment you'll want to tell your friends about (but probably won't).
Here's a detail most builders would never bother telling you: when we walked the flex-space office during framing, we hit a genuine debate with our electrician over which wall should get the dedicated 20-amp outlet. Instead of picking a side, we picked both. This room now has two fully independent dedicated 20-amp circuits — one on each wall — plus the room's standard circuit, for three total lines of power at your disposal. Was it the cheapest choice? No. Was it the right one? Absolutely. Run your laser printer, charge a small device fleet, power a document scanner, and keep auxiliary equipment humming — all without a single breaker so much as flinching. While standard 15-amp circuits force you to ration your loads like it's 1998, this room lets you plug in wherever inspiration strikes, no extension cords or musical-outlets required. No circuit sharing with other rooms, no mid-presentation blackouts, no choosing between the printer and the space heater. It's a small thing on paper. But it's exactly the kind of decision that happens when nobody on the team is willing to settle for "good enough" — even over an outlet.
Three features that don't photograph well but matter enormously. First, a pre-plumbed water softener loop — San Antonio water is hard on everything, and this home is ready for a softener the day you move in. Second, a whole-house water shutoff conveniently located so any adult in the home can cut the water supply in an emergency without hunting through a crawl space. Third, the tankless water heater means the sixth person in your household still gets a hot shower, which in our experience is what separates a happy family from a tense one. These aren't glamorous features, but they're the ones you'll appreciate every single day. You're welcome.
Every bathroom exhaust fan is paired with a timer switch — because great ventilation shouldn't require remembering to flip a switch on your way out, and it shouldn't run until next Tuesday either. Set it, handle your business, and walk away knowing the atmosphere will be restored to its natural state right on schedule. Discretion, automation, and energy efficiency, all in one elegant little switch.
Why don't all builders use these? While San Antonio enjoys mild winters most years, hard freezes can strike 2-4 times annually — and when they do, standard hose bibs are at serious risk. Remember February 2021? A single freeze event caused millions in plumbing damage across Texas. When the next hard freeze hits, your home will be the one without burst pipes and water damage.
Living in Terrell Heights means your children belong to Alamo Heights Independent School District — consistently ranked among the top school districts in Texas with an A+ rating and over a century of educational excellence. AHISD combines the personalized attention of small class sizes (12-15:1 student-teacher ratio) with the resources and opportunities of a premier district. Students benefit from robust AP coursework with 69% participation rates, an Early College High School program for dual credit, and specialized programs including Spanish immersion and nationally recognized dyslexia support. The district's 97% graduation rate and consistent production of National Merit Scholars reflect a culture where academic achievement is both expected and supported. This isn't about settling for good enough — it's about giving your children access to schools that rank in the top 12 (of 876) districts statewide, where teachers are invested, facilities are excellent, and college preparation is woven into the curriculum from the earliest grades. The kind of educational foundation that opens doors for life.
Imagine morning coffee on your porch while renowned works of art await just a short stroll away. This rare new construction opportunity places you mere steps from the McNay Art Museum—Texas's first modern art museum and one of the finest collections in the American Southwest.
This isn't just proximity to a museum—it's a lifestyle defined by sophistication and convenience. Walk to evening exhibitions, bring visitors to a cultural landmark they'll remember, or simply enjoy living in a neighborhood where art, history, and refined living intersect. Premium new construction. Irreplaceable location. The kind of address that needs no explanation.
A cute little pocket park with slide, pavilion, picnic table, BBQ grill and playground equipment.
Just beyond your front door lies something increasingly rare — a neighborhood gathering place where life actually happens. Charis Park is a Terrell Heights gem that transforms what was once a forgotten parking lot into a flourishing acre of green space where community thrives naturally. Picture artisan coffee from One Another Coffee, casual pizza dinners from Scott’s Pizza trailer under the pavilion, and neighbors gathering at the custom-built community table. The wheelchair-accessible grounds feature a peaceful meditation labyrinth, native pollinator gardens, outdoor games, and interactive art crafted from repurposed trees. Award-winning landscape architects designed it with environmental stewardship at its core—rain gardens, native plantings, and sustainable materials throughout. Nine minutes on foot to coffee, conversation, and green space designed for all ages and abilities. The kind of third place that defines great neighborhoods.
106 Field Crest sits in a quiet, established pocket of Alamo Heights — just down New Braunfels Ave from Alamo Quarry Market, only about 7 minutes away. What's now one of San Antonio's favorite shopping and dining destinations was once a working cement quarry, and the property's roots still show: four historic smokestacks still rise over the site, a nod to the century-plus of history beneath the modern shops. Today the center spans dozens of stores and restaurants, a movie theater, and easy parking, giving your family plenty to do — from a quick grocery run to dinner and a movie — all within a few minutes of home.
A ten-minute drive puts you at The Pearl, where San Antonio's young families gather for Saturday mornings done right. Picture this: kids running on the green while you browse the farmer's market with a locally-roasted coffee, loading up on fresh produce, artisan bread, and whatever the food trucks are slinging that week. The Pearl has that rare neighborhood energy where strollers and coffee shops coexist with chef-driven restaurants and live music, where you can grab tacos at the market, let the kids play in the splash pad, then hit up the Culinary Institute's demo kitchen or one of the indie boutiques. It's the kind of walkable, vibrant community space that makes you feel like you're part of something — without the parking nightmares and urban density of actually living there. Ten minutes gets you all the culture and farmer's market hauls your heart desires, then ten minutes back to your quiet neighborhood with an actual yard and garage. It's the best of both worlds!
For plant lovers, Terrell Heights offers something exceptional—direct access to one of Texas's premier horticultural destinations. The San Antonio Botanical Garden sits just seven minutes away, a 41-acre living museum where botanical passion meets daily life. The Garden's nationally recognized collections span native Texas flora perfect for your own landscape, exotic specimens in the striking Lucile Halsell Conservatory, a serene Japanese garden, and seasonal displays that shift throughout the year. The 34-bed culinary garden demonstrates what thrives in South Texas soil, while educational workshops and events keep you connected to the latest in sustainable gardening and native plant cultivation. This isn't about occasional visits—it's about having a world-class botanical resource in your backyard. Test plant combinations before committing to your own beds. Study native alternatives that flourish in our climate. Find inspiration when your creative well runs dry. Seven minutes from your front door to endless horticultural discovery.