ZIP 78254 covers a large slice of San Antonio's Far West Side, including the Davis Ranch and Alamo Ranch corridors near Loop 1604 and the Culebra and Old FM 471 roads. The area is served by Northside ISD, the largest district in the region, and it sits close to major employers, military installations, and outdoor recreation.
Schools
Homes in the Davis Ranch portion of 78254 commonly fall into the Tomlinson Elementary, Dr. John M. Folks Middle School, and Sonia Sotomayor High School attendance zones in Northside ISD. School assignments follow the exact street address, so always confirm a specific home with the district's attendance boundary map.
Commutes
- Downtown San Antonio: roughly 25 to 30 minutes off peak via Loop 1604 or US-90
- JBSA Lackland: roughly 12 to 25 minutes off peak
- SeaWorld San Antonio: roughly 10 to 15 minutes
- Helotes: adjacent along the Bandera Road corridor
Outdoor time
Government Canyon State Natural Area, with its dinosaur trackways and miles of hike and bike trails, sits within ZIP 78254. O.P. Schnabel Park and Friedrich Wilderness Park are close by on the way toward Bandera Road, and the Leon Creek Greenway links a long network of trails across the city's northwest side.
Curious how 12114 Wagon Cyn fits into this corner of San Antonio? Request a showing or call Tami Price at (210) 620-6681.
The material in this post is general information for buyers. Speak with a lender or attorney about your specific situation.
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