119 San Antonio St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Perfectly nestled in Fredericksburg’s Historic District with 2 STR Permits! Located in the heart of Fredericksburg’s Historic District and just a short stroll from Main Street, this exceptional multi-home property seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. Following a complete renovation of the front home (2023–2025) and updates to the back home, this turnkey retreat is currently used as a B&B short-term-rental. If you're wanting a place of your own, you can use one home for personal use and the other for guests. The possibilities are endless. The front home features 3 bedrooms, 3 gorgeous bathrooms with frameless glass showers, a cozy sitting room, dining area with unique chandelier, gas fireplace, and a beautifully well-equipped kitchen with gas cooktop. The back guest home offers a fun antique filled 2 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, two inviting sitting rooms with TVs, a full kitchen, and an additional kitchenette, perfect for gatherings or extended stays. Outdoor spaces include a spacious covered porch, BBQ pit, hot tub, and comfortable sitting area, ideal for relaxing and entertaining just minutes from popular restaurants, shopping, galleries, tasting rooms, and museums. Blending Fredericksburg’s rich German heritage with thoughtful updates throughout, this property stands out as a premier offering in one of the most sought-after locations in town. Property has 2 permits and rated 5Star on both VRBO and AirBnB. Sold turnkey, excluding a few select personal items.

Two short-term rental permits in Fredericksburg's Historic District are the clearest advantage at 119 San Antonio St, because they create a rare mix of personal-use flexibility and licensed income potential on a 0.2-acre in-town site. Priced at $1.60M and located in Fredericksburg ISD, this is not a standard residential offering. It is a multi-home property positioned for buyers who understand that walkable historic locations with operating STR rights trade on a different value logic than a typical house. Fredericksburg High School and the broader Fredericksburg school path add another layer of locational clarity for buyers weighing long-term hold value.

What matters here is how the property is configured. The front home was fully renovated from 2023-2025 and the back home has already been updated, which reduces the usual uncertainty buyers face with older Fredericksburg housing stock. The front residence includes three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a sitting room, dining area, gas fireplace, and a kitchen with gas cooktop. The back guest home adds two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, two sitting rooms with TVs, a full kitchen, and a separate kitchenette. That split creates options: owner occupancy in one home with guest use in the other, a continued B&B model, or a hospitality setup built around extended stays and group travel.

The location story is also concrete. This property sits in Fredericksburg's Historic District and within walking distance of Main Street, which is the core driver of demand for many visitors choosing where to stay. Restaurants, shopping, galleries, tasting rooms, and museums are close enough to support that use case without requiring buyers to lean on speculative future development or vague area narratives. The outdoor program strengthens the package with a covered porch, BBQ pit, hot tub, pool, and sitting area, all of which matter in a market where guest experience and dwell time influence rental performance.

The strongest luxury argument is scarcity, not ornament. A renovated two-home property with two STR permits, existing five-star Airbnb and VRBO ratings, and a proven hospitality format is difficult to reproduce in this part of Fredericksburg. For a buyer focused on optionality, location control, and long-term positioning, 119 San Antonio St offers a structure that can keep working as both a personal asset and an income-producing hold.