
$275,000
House216 Capistrano, San Marcos, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
1306 Alamo St, San Marcos, TX 78666
Why Koti picked this home
Charming 3-bed home just steps from Texas State University, ideal for students or investment opportunities at $275,000.
Fantastic Location!! Located a short walk to the Texas State University Campus and the Student Recreation Center/Rugby Fields/Soccer Fields. Enjoy a leisurely walk on the Schulle Canyon Nature trail and bird viewing area located within two blocks. A community garden is located one block from the property. Roof replaced in September 2023, HVAC replaced in July 2024, Range/oven replaced in 2025. Original hardwood floors, Spacious two car garage, Large Screened in patio for an evening of enjoying the large tree covered backyard. Dwelling ready for immediate occupancy. Being sold AS IS.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Don Graham
Donald W Graham, Broker
Listed— $289,500
Jun 16, 2026
Price reduced— $279,000
Previously $289,500
Aug 16, 2026
Price reduced— $275,000
Previously $279,000
Oct 11, 2026
Price history reflects changes Koti has observed through its MLS data feed and may not capture every change to this listing. Dates marked "approximate" reflect when Koti first recorded the value, not necessarily when the change actually occurred.