161 Sambar Main is a three-bedroom home in the Venado Crossing community in Schertz, listed by Rothrock Realty Team at $315,000. It was built in 2021, so you get a nearly new house without the wait, the lot selection or the upgrade decisions that come with building one.
The home at a glance
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
- 1,784 square feet
- 0.17-acre lot, about 7,400 square feet
- Built in 2021
- Listed at $315,000, about $177 per square foot
- Venado Crossing subdivision, ZIP code 78108
- Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD
Outside first
The front of the house has a native stone exterior, which gives it more presence on the street than plain brick or siding. Out back, a covered patio gives you shaded space to eat, grill or sit outside for much of the year. The lot is level and sunny, which is good news if you want a vegetable garden, a play set or room for kids to run.
Inside
The main living space is open and bright. The living room flows into the dining area and kitchen, so whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation.
The kitchen is where a newer home shows. It has granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, 42-inch cabinets and a tile backsplash, with recessed lighting overhead. The taller cabinets add real storage, and the island gives you a working surface for prep plus a spot for people to gather while you cook.
The primary suite has a bay window and a bathroom with a large walk-in shower finished with tile. The two secondary bedrooms are a good size, with room for kids, guests or a home office. At 1,784 square feet, the house gives a small household space to spread out without a lot of unused rooms to heat, cool and clean.
The builder's warranty
The listing describes the home as still under the builder's warranty. New-home warranties usually cover different parts of the house for different lengths of time, so ask which coverage is still active, when each part expires, and how a new owner files a claim. Ask the sellers, too, whether they have any open warranty requests. That information is worth having before you write an offer.
About Schertz
Schertz sits northeast of San Antonio along I-35, next to Randolph Air Force Base. That location makes it popular with military families and with commuters headed toward San Antonio or New Braunfels. Venado Crossing is a newer subdivision; this home was built in 2021, with current layouts and finishes.
Schools
The home is in Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD. School assignments depend on the exact address and can change as the area grows, so confirm the campuses for 161 Sambar Main with the district before you count on a specific school.
Who it suits
- Military families stationed at Randolph who want a short drive to base.
- Buyers who want new without building. The home is a few years old, the finishes are current, and you skip the construction timeline.
- Small families and couples who want three bedrooms, a usable yard and a kitchen built for cooking at home.
- Commuters who need I-35 access in either direction.
What to ask before you buy
Newer subdivisions often have an HOA and can carry a higher combined tax rate than older neighborhoods, so ask for the HOA dues and the total property tax rate for the address. Get the warranty details in writing. Even on a 2021 home, a professional inspection is worth it: small issues are easier to fix while warranty coverage is still in place.
See it in person
See the listing for photos and details, then call Rothrock Realty Team to book a showing. Seeing the kitchen and the backyard in person will tell you more than photos can.