Quiet Cul-de-Sac. Gated Community. Room to Live. 

Set at the end of an oversized cul-de-sac inside the gated community of Heights at Stone Oak, 522 Heather Ridge offers 3,728 square feet of thoughtfully planned space on a private, tree-shaded lot. A Newmark home with solid bones, recent updates where they matter most, and room for the next owner to add their own layer of personalization. 

Heights at Stone Oak is one of the few gated enclaves inside the broader Stone Oak corridor — a quiet pocket with mature oaks, established landscaping, and the kind of neighborhood feel that's become harder to find. The home sits on an oversized cul-de-sac lot, which means less drive-by traffic, more privacy, and a backyard that feels tucked into the trees rather than exposed to the neighbors. Walk up the stone pathway through layered landscaping, past the carved Talavera urn and stacked-stone planter beds, and you arrive at a knotty alder front door framed in Hill Country limestone.

Step inside and the first impression is light. The two-story family room anchors the main floor with soaring ceilings, a wall of windows facing the treed backyard, and a fireplace flanked by built-in architectural detail. The wrought-iron baluster staircase curves gently upward, drawing the eye through the volume of space. To the right of the entry, a private home office sits behind glass-paned French doors — crown molding, tile flooring, and enough quiet to get work done. The formal dining room opens to the foyer with a modern caged chandelier, ready for holidays or repurposed as a flex space depending on the season of life. 

The kitchen runs the back of the home with granite counters, a center island, a gas cooktop, double ovens, and a recently refreshed backsplash. Recent appliances and updated faucets make it functional now, with cabinetry and layout that leave room for a future buyer to layer in paint, hardware, or stone if they want to take it further. The breakfast room sits in a window-wrapped corner overlooking the deck and treetops — the kind of spot that becomes the most-used seat in the house. 

The downstairs primary suite is the kind of layout move-up buyers actively search for. Tile flooring, recessed lighting, a wall of windows looking onto the backyard, and French doors that open into a spa-style bath with a jetted corner tub, separate walk-in shower, dual vanities, and two walk-in closets with linen storage. Upstairs, a generous game room opens at the top of the stairs with views back down to the family room below. A separate bonus room — pre-wired for speakers — works as a media room, second living space, or a teen retreat. Three additional bedrooms and two full baths complete the upper level. 

The backyard is where this home quietly separates itself. The covered patio and lower deck create two distinct outdoor zones — one shaded for entertaining, one open for morning coffee under the oaks. A stone pathway winds to a flagstone patio anchored by a built-in fire pit, framed by raised stone planter beds and a separate storage shed. The mature oak canopy delivers the kind of natural shade and privacy that builders simply can't recreate on new construction. 

The Practical Details 

Location and Lifestyle 

Heights at Stone Oak places you inside one of San Antonio's most established north-side corridors — close to everything, insulated from the noise. 

Interior Features 

For more information or to schedule a private showing, call or text (210) 796-5897.