123 Lexington

Completed in 2020, this 20-story residential tower sits above the Thompson Hotel in downtown San Antonio’s Arts District, oriented toward the River Walk and the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Residences are predominantly two- and three-bedroom floor plans with high ceilings and extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing that emphasize skyline and river views. Interior finishes shown in listings include Italian Pedini cabinetry, high-end Thermador and Gaggenau appliances, generous islands, built-in storage and custom closet systems, plus dedicated laundry rooms. Public and private spaces benefit from hotel integration: 24-hour concierge and valet, in-home dining service, optional housekeeping and linen services, and access to the hotel’s rooftop pool with cabanas, fitness center, and full-service spa with steam room and sauna. Common-area features emphasize security and convenience with round-the-clock staff, garage parking with reserved spaces (some equipped for EV charging), and private storage for larger units. Architecturally the tower uses expansive glass walls and occasional curved glazing to create dramatic sightlines; interiors combine open entertaining plans with separated bedroom wings for privacy. Located on a quieter stretch of the River Walk, the building places residents within short walking distance of theaters, riverside restaurants, cultural venues and the Pearl, supporting a lock-and-leave lifestyle with hotel-scale services and urban cultural access.