506 W San Antonio St

A low-rise condominium complex in central San Marcos built in 1984, the property is a small community of primarily two-bedroom units arranged across multiple buildings and stories. Architecture is utilitarian with modest historic-district character, modest brick and stucco exteriors, exterior steps and private entrances for many units, and a mix of ground-floor patios and upper-level balconies. Interiors typically feature open living/dining/kitchen plans, vaulted or high ceilings, wood‑look or vinyl flooring, granite counters in many units, split-bedroom layouts, walk-in closets, double vanities in primary baths, and in-unit laundry hookups. Living areas often include tile- or stone-surround fireplaces and recessed or track lighting. Common elements are limited but practical: assigned parking (generally one designated space plus a guest pool of spots and often a second allotted stall), a small active HOA that handles exterior maintenance and utilities such as water, and a variety of unit-level private outdoor spaces. The complex’s setting in the San Antonio Street historic district places it within easy walking distance of downtown San Marcos, Texas State University, restaurants, shops, and river access, blending student-oriented demand with neighborhood character. Pet and restriction policies are governed by HOA rules and can vary by unit; some listings note required restrictions and recent exterior updates including roof and water‑heater replacements.