Affordable Alamo City: 3-bedroom Apartments in San Antonio that Won’t Break the Bank

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When it comes to rent affordability, San Antonio is one of the best places to be. The area’s year-over-year rent growth (4.6%) came in below the national average of 6.4% – in stark contrast to its neighbor to the north (Dallas), which saw rents jump upwards of 7% in 2015, Yardi Matrix data shows. Moreover, San Antonio’s rental market is expected to cool down even more this year as there’s been a supply of new apartments coming online, something which is set to continue, giving renters more options to choose from when looking for a home.

How much does an apartment cost in San Antonio?

San Antonio offers you more for your money than most other markets, too. While the national average rent in January was $1,170 a month, San Antonio’s came in at just $939. Even more surprising? For just a few hundred more than the national average ($1,326 a month, to be exact), you can get a spacious 3-bedroom apartment in the Alamo City.

Here are just a few of the many great 3-bedroom apartments in San Antonio that will make you love this city even more:

1. Pearl Park Apartments, Near Northwest, 1,267 sq. ft. – $995

With lush green landscaping and beautiful wood and stone architecture, you won’t believe the steal Pearl Park offers you. For $995 a month, enjoy a spacious 3-bedroom complete with a full appliance suite, extra storage, large closets, a private balcony, window coverings, and more. Venture out into the complex and be amazed even more. There’s a courtyard, playground and pool, and the fitness center has a panoramic view.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Pearl Park in San Antonio

A spacious, well-appointed kitchen is just one of the many benefits of living at Pearl Park.

2. Escondido Village, San Antonio International Airport, 1,283 sq. ft. – $1,115

Amenities abound at this airport-area community, where you’ll find a dog park, a playground, a BBQ pavilion, a soccer field, a sparkling in-ground pool, a café-style coffee bar, a resident lounge, walking trails, and a state-of-the-art fitness center. Each unit is spacious, comes with designer paint colors, and is pet-friendly. Escondido Village‘s location is prime, too. Just a few minutes from the airport and North Star Mall, shopping, dining, and travel are just around the corner.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Escondido Village in San Antonio

Open and inviting, the Escondido Village floor plans offer plenty of space, views, and room to grow.

3. Axio, Near Northwest, 1,578 sq. ft. – $1,280

Expansive and spacious, the three-bedroom units at Axio come in both one- and two-story models. Each boasts a full suite of appliances, extra storage and large, walk-in closets; some models even boast a fireplace, private patio, and a washer-dryer! In the community itself, amenities are all around. Two pools, a sundeck, a playground and volleyball, basketball and tennis courts give you plenty of fun in the sun, while the controlled gate access and attached garages ensure the safety of both you and your property.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Axio in San Antonio

Even the bedrooms are roomier here at the Axio.

4. Hill Country Villas, Heritage, 1,238 sq. ft. – $1,334

Expansive two-story floor plans, a great location, and an onsite fitness and business center are just a few of the things that make Hill Country Villas great. Each unit comes with extra storage areas, hardwood floors and high ceilings, and the community is very pet-friendly; there are no age, breed, or size restrictions here.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Hill Country Villas in San Antonio

Beautiful, hardwood floors make for a cozy, welcoming family room at the Hill Country Villas.

5. Toscana at Sonterra, Stone Oak, 1,360 sq. ft. – $1,548

Nestled in one of San Antonio’s most in-demand neighborhoods – Stone Oak – this stunning property has everything a resident could need. Units at Toscana at Sonterra come with intrusion alarms, crown molding, private patios and balconies, walk-in showers, soaring ceilings, fireplaces, garden tubs, and ceramic tile countertops. The community spa and resort-style pool make relaxing a breeze, and shopping, five-star dining, and great schools are just a few minutes away.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Toscana at Sonterra in San Antonio

Space abounds in the Toscana’s expansive 3-bedroom units in Stone Oak.

6. Cadillac Lofts, Downtown, 1,650 sq. ft. – $2,545

And then there’s downtown where you have to dig a little deeper into your pockets if you want a spacious, upscale home. The recently revamped Cadillac Lofts community – once a Riata Cadillac dealership – is one of those places that you fall in love with instantly. It’s got that edgy, urban vibe that appeals to young professionals in search of hip, ‘center of the action’ living – all while retaining its historical charm. The apartments come with Whirlpool stainless steel appliances, high ceilings, washer/drier hookups, and stunning park and city views. Are you a proud cat or dog owner? You’ll love it here as the community is pet-friendly; moreover, the .65-acre dog park at Madison Square Park is right across the street.

3-Bedroom Apartments at Cadillac Lofts in San Antonio

Experience the essence of urban loft living at Cadillac Lofts.

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Amalia Otet is an online content developer and creative writer for RENTCafé. She loves all things real estate and strives to live beautifully, one green step at a time.

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