Buffalo Crossing offers convenient access to several of the San Antonio area’s major employment and transportation corridors. I-35 is just minutes from the neighborhood, providing access toward San Antonio and New Braunfels, while I-10 is also accessible from the Cibolo area. For military and civilian personnel, JBSA-Randolph (Randolph Air Force Base) is approximately a 15–20 minute drive, Fort Sam Houston approximately 25–30 minutes, and JBSA-Lackland approximately 40–50 minutes. San Antonio International Airport (SAT) is also approximately 25–35 minutes away. Actual drive times can vary depending on traffic, time of day and destination.
Buffalo Crossing is an established Cibolo community with a variety of single-family homes and floor plans. The neighborhood offers mature sections as well as newer development, giving buyers different options depending on home style, size and location within the community. Because inventory and home values change with the market, current listings provide the best picture of what is available in Buffalo Crossing today.
Buffalo Crossing residents have access to a neighborhood swimming pool and community amenities, with Schlather Park located directly adjacent to the neighborhood. Schlather Park provides additional outdoor recreation including open green space, walking areas, sports facilities and playground space. The neighborhood is also conveniently located near shopping, dining and everyday services throughout Cibolo and Schertz.
I know Buffalo Crossing firsthand because it’s also the neighborhood I call home. Living here gives me a perspective that goes beyond listing data—from the neighborhood streets and amenities to the surrounding Cibolo community. Whether you’re considering buying a home in Buffalo Crossing or thinking about selling one, I can help you understand the neighborhood and the local real estate market.
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