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ELITE PROPERTY 21 Kelian Court San Antonio, Texas 78230 SPLENDID SANCTUARY IN EXCLUSIVE ENCLAVE Explore new concepts in luxury living throughout this remarkable gated residence of dignified architectural design. Located within the exclusive enclave of Kelian Court, this custom metropolitan estate was imagined by dynamic award-winning builder, Roberto Keningstein. Framed by a canopy of majestic oak trees, this impressive masterpiece exudes classical elegance. The masterfully crafted interior features a perfectly thought out and spacious floor plan. Quintessential design elements including marble and wood floors lend to a neutral backdrop which may accommodate any style. The expansive main level includes a beautiful living area, formal and casual dining areas, a gourmet kitchen, stately private study, master retreat and guest suite. Upstairs, a media room is flanked by three secondary bedrooms. Stay cool in the glazed seamless glass sun room overlooking the ultra-private Keith Zars pool and spa on the secluded premier lot sprawling over one acre. Exterior features of the residence also include a professional-grade greenhouse and oversized four car garage. PROPERTY DETAILS INTERIOR HIGHLIGHTS • Perfectly thought out floor plan with quintessential SUBDIVISION: Elm Creek design finishes including marble and wood flooring BEDROOMS: 5 lend to neutral backdrop to accommodate any style BATHROOMS: 5.5 • Formal dining room features tray ceiling with dual LOT SIZE: Approx. 1.05 acres light fixtures, decorative niche graced by columns SCHOOL DISTRICT: Northside I.S.D. and large arched window with plantation shutters • Stately private study offers wood beam coffered ceiling, built-in shelving and warm fireplace EXTERIOR FEATURES • Expansive living area showcases coffered ceiling, arched niche and picture window to sun room • Gated 2-story Roberto Keningstein estate • Premier island kitchen provides beautiful tile • Secluded premier lot on over an acre with backsplash, abundant wooden cabinetry, granite sprinkler system and special yard lighting counters, stainless steel appliances including double ® • Wrought iron perimeter fence ovens and Sub-Zero refrigerator and walk-in pantry plus breakfast bar and nook • Expansive covered back patio • Glazed seamless glass sun room overlooks pool • Keith Zars ultra-private heated pool and spa • Oversized master retreat presents seating area and • Professional-grade greenhouse luxurious en suite bath with dual vanities, Whirlpool tub, separate shower and large walk-in closet • Mature trees • Guest suite down plus 3 bedroom suites upstairs • Attached 2-car garage plus adjacent additional 2-car garage • Spacious media room with abundant storage COMMUNITY CONVENIENCES COMMUNITY CONVENIENCES Elm Creek was the first guard gated community in San Antonio and is one of the most respected neighborhoods in the city, professionally managed by an experienced residential property manager. Developed by San Antonio’s premier custom home builders, architectural designs and styles are varied to complement its charming natural setting. Elm Creek is unique with its vast common green space, natural walking trails and preservation of its origin within a Hill Country setting in the midst of the Alamo City. NEIGHBORHOOD AMENITIES RETAIL & ATTRACTIONS • Guard gated access to the community • Alon Town Center • On-site security includes vehicular patrols as • Phil Hardberger Park well as exterior checks for residents out of town • Regal Fiesta San Antonio Cinema • 141 acres of commonly owned green space plus • Altitude Trampoline Park natural walking trails throughout greenbelts • Tree-lined streets with walking lanes along the • Extreme Escape main boulevard • North Star Mall • Community park and playground • Oak Hills Country Club DINING & GROCERS • Silver Horn Golf Club • 6.3± Miles to the San Antonio Airport • Snooze, an A.M. Eatery • 15± minutes to The Shops at La Cantera, Six • Clementine Flags Fiesta Texas and The Rim • Frederick’s Bistro • Morton’s The Steakhouse • Sushihana Japanese Restaurant • Green Vegetarian Cuisine • H-E-B • Natural Grocers • Sprouts Farmers Market Debra Janes Kristin Troilo REALTOR® REALTOR® [email protected] [email protected] C (210) 573-4040 C (210) 550-0526 4372 N. Loop 1604 West, Ste. 102 San Antonio, Texas 78249 www.phyllisbrowning.com .
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