126 Treasure Way

126 & 130 Treasure Way. Alamo Heights ISD. Architecturally mid-century, with a unique feature: the two units do not share any walls. Attached only by the roof they share, this duplex creates a very private environment for the tenants, both from the street and each other. One-story duplex in Alamo Heights Independent School District. Built by L.S. Busby, and designed by Stanford Busby, this property is over 1/3 of an acre, with a large front yard, and 2 spacious private backyards. Each unit is a 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Under the shared carport, each unit has its own private laundry/storage facilities, as well as one parking space each. There is additional pad parking off the side of the driveway for additional vehicles. 126 Treasure Way, the larger of the two, is about 2,065 square foot, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 dining areas. A sunny entry, lit by skylight, opens to the formal living and dining rooms with a wet bar. The eat-in kitchen has a breakfast room with built-in storage that opens to a family room with sliding glass doors that lead to a covered patio and relatively large, private yard. The primary bedroom is incredibly spacious with a large walk-in closet and access to the covered patio. There is secondary bedroom that is quite large as well, with access to the hall bath. This unit is leased through April 2026 at $2,300/month. 130 Treasure Way, the smaller unit or casita, is about 1,312 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Entry to the home leads you first to the kitchen, then a large space that hosts a dining room and living room. This section of the home is light-filled with sliding glass doors, and opens to the private backyard with covered patio. This yard is smaller than the other unit, but lush and private, with space for dining/sitting space. Trash and recycling are City of San Antonio, picked up in the back alley, so the wide and serene Treasure Way is undisturbed on pickup days. Roof replaced 2021. Interior photos represent the larger property. The finishes in the smaller are similar.