3906 El Chamizal , San Antonio, TX 78261(Bexar County)

Nestled on a tranquil cul-de-sac in the Texas Hill Country, this custom home by Evolutionary Homes offers over 6,300 square feet of opulent living space. Featuring soaring ceilings, three cupolas, and two offices, this residence is a masterpiece of design. The primary wing includes a coffee bar, a private laundry room, and a beautifully designed bedroom and bathroom that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor elements. The expansive walk-in shower overlooks a secluded courtyard and is set under an impressive 20-foot cupola. The chef's kitchen is a highlight, with natural light enhancing the 14-foot ceilings, 11-foot custom cabinetry, a large island with waterfall edges, Fantasy Brown marble countertops, built-in Thermador paneled appliances, a warming drawer, and a Brizo faucet. The great room is equally spectacular, featuring a 30-foot cupola, a modern fireplace encased in black, leathered granite, a bar, and a large formal dining room. Adjacent to the kitchen is a guest suite with a full bathroom and a bay window with bench seating. Upstairs, you'll find two spacious ensuites, a flex room, a craft room, and two offices—one offering a view of the JW Marriott, the other boasting an 18-foot cupola. The meticulously designed backyard includes a dedicated home gym with a walk-in sauna and steam room, a putting green nestled among fruit trees, and an ivy-covered pergola. The newly designed pool and spa feature sleek, modern lines and the firepit offers comfortable bench seating. The back porch is equipped with a large fireplace, dining and living areas, an outdoor kitchen, built-in ceiling heaters, and motorized shades. An app-controlled LED holiday lighting system along the roofline allows for customizable displays perfect for any occasion. The Cibolo Canyons community features two amenity centers, two pools, two gyms, a lazy river, kid's playscapes, and miles of walking/biking trails, all located within the highly acclaimed NEISD school district. The home was awarded by the American Institute of Building Design on July '24 for the design work by KM Designs, Inc.