The architecture is immediately recognizable—low, linear, and intentionally private from the street. At 2622 Hopeton, a stone façade, clerestory windows, and a courtyard-style entry create a sense of separation before you ever step inside, a hallmark of mid-century design that prioritizes both light and privacy. 

Inside, the volume opens gradually. The main living space is anchored by a vaulted ceiling with an exposed beam and a full-height rock fireplace, framed by built-in shelving that feels original to the home. Light filters in through upper windows rather than overwhelming the space, creating a softer, more controlled atmosphere throughout the day. Pocket doors allow the room to shift—open for gatherings, closed for a more defined, quiet environment. 

The kitchen reflects a thoughtful update that doesn’t compete with the architecture. Warm wood cabinetry runs clean and uninterrupted, paired with light quartz countertops and a subtle linear tile backsplash. A central cooktop with a floating vent hood keeps sightlines open into the adjacent living and dining areas, allowing the home to function as one connected space. Two separate dining areas offer flexibility, whether for everyday use or hosting. 

Beyond the main living areas, the layout continues to layer in options. A secondary living space and a bonus room with sliding glass doors leading to the deck provide adaptability—ideal for a media room, office, or private retreat. The consistent use of tile and wood flooring throughout keeps transitions clean and practical. 

The primary suite is simple and efficient, with a walk-in shower, dedicated linen storage, and a layout that prioritizes usability. Secondary spaces follow the same approach—well-proportioned and flexible. Details like stained glass accents and preserved architectural lines add character without overwhelming the overall composition. 

Outside, the scale of the lot becomes more apparent. Mature trees provide shade and privacy, while the recently refreshed deck extends the living space naturally from the interior. A gated drive leads to a detached side-entry garage, keeping the front elevation focused on design. The covered walkway back to the home is a small but meaningful everyday convenience. 

Recent improvements—including a new roof, updated electrical, and recently installed gutters—add a layer of confidence beneath the design, complemented by fresh paint, new sod, and an updated deck. 

Positioned in the 78230 corridor, the home offers direct access to Loop 410, IH-10, and Wurzbach Parkway. The Medical Center is approximately 10 minutes away, USAA within 12 minutes, UTSA about 15 minutes, and La Cantera and The Rim within 15–18 minutes. The airport, nearby parks, and established dining and retail options are all within easy reach, making the location as functional as the home itself.  

Interior Features 
• Vaulted ceilings with exposed beam 
• Floor-to-ceiling rock fireplace with built-ins 
• Clerestory windows for natural light and privacy 
• Two living areas plus bonus/flex room 
• Sliding glass doors to deck 
• Hardwood and tile flooring throughout (no carpet) 
• Updated kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless appliances 
• Two dining areas with strong flow 
• Stained glass accents 
• Walk-in primary shower and ample storage 

Exterior Features 
• Native stone exterior with mid-century lines 
• .30-acre lot with mature trees 
• Private courtyard-style entry 
• Recently refreshed deck 
• New sod and landscaping updates 
• Gated rear drive with additional parking 
• Detached side-entry garage 
• Covered walkway to utility room 

Upgrades & Improvements 
• New roof with warranty 
• Recent electrical updates 
• Recently installed gutters 
• Interior and exterior paint 
• Deck refinished 

To schedule a private showing or request more information, contact Forward Real Estate at 210-438-1114