505 W San Antonio St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624

Located in the Historical District of Fredericksburg, this 1907 home, thoughtfully updated and expanded in 2014, sits on an oversized 0.46± acre lot within an R-2 zoning district—offering a rare combination of character, space, and flexibility in one of the city’s most desirable areas. The home reflects its early 20th-century roots while incorporating more modern living spaces, featuring approximately 2,567± square feet, 4-bed/3-bath across a versatile floor plan. The original portion of the home showcases a warm, inviting formal living area with wood ceilings and classic detailing, while the 2014 addition introduced an expansive second living area and functional open-concept flow connecting the living, dining, and kitchen spaces, ideal for everyday living and entertaining. The main level offers multiple defined living areas, along with two bedrooms and a full bath, plus a dedicated office, and laundry room for everyday convenience. The upper level provides additional bedrooms with en-suite baths, along with a flexible bonus area that can serve as a guest space, office, storage room, or additional living area. Outdoors, the property continues to impress with a spacious backyard shaded by mature trees. A screened porch and multiple patio areas create a comfortable setting for entertaining or relaxing, while the size of the lot allows room for expansion, gardening, or additional improvements. With nearly half an acre inside Fredericksburg city limits and a layout that blends historic charm with updated functionality, this property presents a compelling opportunity for full-time living, a weekend retreat, or long-term investment. Situated just one block from Main St., it offers convenient access to local shops, dining, and the character that defines Fredericksburg. The surrounding area is well known for its concentration of STRs, further supporting the property’s long-term investment appeal (subject to applicable city regulations and permitting requirements).

Built in 1907 and thoughtfully expanded in 2014, 505 W San Antonio St sits in the Fredericksburg Historic District on nearly half an acre of land, offering rare space and flexibility within Fredericksburg city limits. This 2,567 square foot home blends original wood ceilings and classic early 20th-century detailing with modern open-concept living, creating distinct zones for the rhythms of real life.

The original section holds the bones of an inviting formal living area with period character, while the 2014 addition opened up the kitchen, dining, and second living space into one flowing area perfect for both everyday family meals and entertaining guests. The main level spreads across multiple living areas, two bedrooms, one full bath, a dedicated home office, and laundry room. Upstairs, additional bedrooms come with their own en-suite baths, and a flexible bonus space works as a guest room, office, studio, or storage depending on what the owner needs at any given moment. The vinyl and wood flooring runs throughout, practical and unpretentious.

Outside is where this property breathes. Mature trees shade an expansive backyard, while a screened porch and multiple patio areas create natural gathering spots. The 0.46 acre lot gives room for a garden, expansion, or simply the kind of outdoor quiet rare in town. The front porch sits just one block from Main Street, putting you steps from Fredericksburg's shops, restaurants, and galleries without feeling crowded into downtown.

The property is zoned R-2, which matters for long-term plans. Fredericksburg ISD schools serve the area, with Fredericksburg Primary, Fredericksburg Middle, and Fredericksburg High all part of the district. At $386 per square foot on 14 days on the market, this represents a solid entry point for a historic home with modern bones in a location where both residential and investment potential hold value.

This is a house with a story and a personality. The kind of place where wood floors creak in specific spots, light falls differently through old windows, and the layout encourages gathering rather than isolation. For buyers seeking authentic Fredericksburg character without sacrificing modern living space, it's a genuine find.