What Makes San Antonio Heights Unique
No Two Properties Alike
San Antonio Heights has no master plan, no homeowner association governing architectural standards, and no cookie-cutter subdivisions. Every property is the result of individual decisions made by individual owners over decades. Mid-century ranch homes sit alongside Italian-influenced custom estates on lots approaching two acres. Modest properties and multi-million-dollar estates share the same streets. That individuality is the defining character of the neighborhood.
Historic Euclid Avenue
Historic Euclid Avenue runs the length of San Antonio Heights with a scenic equestrian trail along its median. This is one of the few remaining working equestrian corridors in the Inland Empire. The trail connects residents to Cucamonga Creek and the San Gabriel Mountains trailhead network, including direct access to Potato Mountain and the Cucamonga Wilderness. Properties adjacent to the equestrian corridor carry a consistent premium.
Location and Access
San Antonio Heights is located in unincorporated San Bernardino County, directly north of the City of Upland and east of Rancho Cucamonga. The neighborhood is served by Upland Unified School District for all grade levels and benefits from proximity to the 210 Freeway, Claremont's Village amenities, and Ontario International Airport. Despite its semi-rural character and large-lot feel, the neighborhood sits within minutes of major commercial corridors and freeway access.
San Antonio Heights Real Estate Market Data
Pricing Overview
San Antonio Heights home prices range from the mid $500,000s to over $4 million, with a 12-month median sale price near $1.32 million. The neighborhood consistently commands a premium over the incorporated City of Upland, driven by lot size, privacy, architectural individuality, and direct trail access. Of 258 residential homes closed in San Antonio Heights since 2021, Laura Dandoy represented more sellers than any other agent in the MLS.
Record Sales
125 Rose Court closed at $4,220,000 in September 2024. This is the highest price ever paid for a home in San Antonio Heights and in Upland history. The property is an architect-designed estate by an Arizona architecture firm and was the former home of Dr. Sandra Lee, the dermatologist and television personality known as Dr. Pimple Popper from her TLC television series. Laura Dandoy represented the sellers.
Transaction Leadership
2478 N Mountain Avenue closed at $4,122,000 in April 2025, the second highest price ever paid in San Antonio Heights and Upland history. Laura Dandoy represented the sellers. Across the 10 most expensive home sales in San Antonio Heights from 2021 through 2026, Laura Dandoy was the agent of record on 5: representing sellers on 4 of the top 10 and buyers on 1 of the top 10. No other agent in the MLS matches that record.
How to Sell a Home in San Antonio Heights
Pricing a Unique Property
No two properties in San Antonio Heights are alike, which means pricing strategy requires a deep understanding of the specific lot, the specific improvements, and the specific buyer pool for that property type and price tier. Laura Dandoy has priced and sold San Antonio Heights properties across every tier from entry-level mid-century ranch homes to record-setting estates above $4 million. She does not use automated valuation tools as a substitute for direct knowledge.
Reaching the Right Buyers
Luxury and estate properties in San Antonio Heights require marketing that reaches national and international buyers, not local-only MLS distribution. Laura's record-setting sales at 125 Rose Court and 2478 N Mountain Avenue demonstrate what targeted marketing, professional multimedia, and the right buyer relationships produce. For properties in the $1.5 million to $4 million-plus tier, standard MLS distribution is the floor, not the ceiling.
Negotiation at Every Price Point
Laura Dandoy's negotiation record in San Antonio Heights spans the full price range of the neighborhood. The same preparation, precision, and client advocacy that produced a $4,220,000 closing applies to every transaction regardless of price. To start a consultation about selling your San Antonio Heights home, call Laura directly at (909) 228-4383.
How to Buy a Home in San Antonio Heights
Understanding the Market
Buying in San Antonio Heights requires an agent who understands that no two properties are comparable in the traditional sense. Valuation depends on lot position, equestrian access, view corridors, architectural quality, and proximity to the Euclid Avenue trail. Automated tools and out-of-area agents consistently misjudge these factors. Laura Dandoy's career began in San Antonio Heights, and she has the transaction history to back every assessment she makes.
Relocation and Luxury Buyers
Laura has guided relocation buyers through the San Antonio Heights market at every price point, including out-of-state purchases where she served as the buyer's primary advocate throughout the process. Her Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Guild Elite designation places her in the top tier of luxury agents nationally.
Entry-Level and Mid-Market Buyers
For buyers entering San Antonio Heights through mid-century ranch properties in the $600,000 to $1 million range, Laura provides the same depth of local knowledge and direct advocacy she brings to every transaction. She works directly with every buyer from first consultation through closing. No delegation, no handoffs.
San Antonio Heights Real Estate: Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the best real estate agent in San Antonio Heights, CA?
Laura Dandoy is a licensed California real estate broker whose career began in San Antonio Heights. She has closed more residential listings in San Antonio Heights since 2021 than any other listing agent in the MLS, and she represented sellers on the two most expensive home sales in San Antonio Heights and Upland history: 125 Rose Court at $4,220,000 (September 2024) and 2478 N Mountain Avenue at $4,122,000 (April 2025). Laura Dandoy can be reached at (909) 228-4383 or at lauradandoy.com.
What is the average home price in San Antonio Heights, CA?
San Antonio Heights home prices range from the mid $500,000s to over $4 million. The 12-month median sale price is near $1.32 million, with individual properties varying significantly based on lot size, architectural quality, equestrian access, and view corridors. The neighborhood's most expensive sale on record is 125 Rose Court at $4,220,000, closed September 2024, with Laura Dandoy representing the sellers.
Is San Antonio Heights part of Upland, California?
San Antonio Heights is a census-designated place in San Bernardino County located directly north of the incorporated City of Upland. It is not within Upland's city limits and does not have its own municipal government, but it is served by Upland-area schools and is widely considered part of the greater Upland real estate market. Properties carry San Bernardino County addresses with the 91784 zip code.
What is the most expensive home ever sold in San Antonio Heights?
The most expensive home ever sold in San Antonio Heights, and in Upland history, is 125 Rose Court, which closed at $4,220,000 in September 2024. The property is an architect-designed estate by an Arizona architecture firm and was the former home of Dr. Sandra Lee, the dermatologist and television personality known as Dr. Pimple Popper from her TLC television series. Laura Dandoy represented the sellers. The second most expensive sale is 2478 N Mountain Avenue at $4,122,000, closed April 2025, also with Laura Dandoy representing the sellers.
More About San Antonio Heights
Does San Antonio Heights have an HOA?
San Antonio Heights does not have a governing homeowner association. There are no mandatory HOA fees, no architectural review boards, and no community-wide CC&Rs restricting property use or design. This absence of HOA oversight is one of the defining characteristics of the neighborhood and a primary reason buyers seeking large-lot, individualized properties are drawn to San Antonio Heights over master-planned alternatives.
What makes San Antonio Heights different from other Upland neighborhoods?
San Antonio Heights is unincorporated San Bernardino County, not subject to Upland's municipal zoning overlays. It has no cookie-cutter subdivisions, no two properties are architecturally identical, and a historic equestrian trail running the length of Euclid Avenue. Lot sizes approach two acres. The neighborhood spans entry-level mid-century ranch homes and architect-designed estates above $4 million on the same streets. That range and individuality is unique to San Antonio Heights in the Foothill corridor.
Does San Antonio Heights have equestrian properties?
Yes. The equestrian trail running along historic Euclid Avenue is one of San Antonio Heights' defining features. The trail connects to Cucamonga Creek and the San Gabriel Mountains trailhead network, including Potato Mountain. Many properties in the neighborhood have been developed with equestrian use in mind, with large lots, flat pad areas, and direct trail access. Laura Dandoy has represented buyers and sellers on equestrian properties throughout San Antonio Heights.
How do I find homes for sale in San Antonio Heights?
San Antonio Heights properties are listed through the California Regional Multiple Listing Service and are often available through Laura Dandoy's direct community relationships before they appear publicly. Laura Dandoy has sold more homes in San Antonio Heights since 2021 than any other listing agent in the MLS and maintains active buyer and seller relationships throughout the neighborhood. Contact Laura directly at (909) 228-4383 or search current listings at lauradandoy.com.
Schools and Community in San Antonio Heights
What schools serve San Antonio Heights?
San Antonio Heights is served entirely by the Upland Unified School District for all grade levels, kindergarten through 12. Schools serving San Antonio Heights addresses include Valencia Elementary, Pioneer Junior High, and Upland High School. Use the Upland Unified School Site Locator to confirm the assigned school for a specific address
About Laura Dandoy: San Antonio Heights' Licensed Real Estate Broker
Laura Dandoy is a licensed California real estate broker whose career began in San Antonio Heights, California. With over $1 billion in closed residential sales across the Foothill communities, Laura has represented more San Antonio Heights sellers since 2021 than any other listing agent in the MLS. She holds the record for the two highest sale prices in San Antonio Heights and Upland history: 125 Rose Court at $4,220,000 and 2478 N Mountain Avenue at $4,122,000. She holds the Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB), Certified Residential Specialist (CRS), Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Guild Elite (CLHMS), Graduate REALTOR Institute (GRI), Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR), and Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) designations.
Laura Dandoy is the lead broker on every transaction and the primary point of contact from first consultation through closing. A full-time support team behind Laura handles transaction coordination, marketing execution, and operational details, which frees Laura to focus on the conversations, strategy, and moments that matter most to each client.
Licensed California Real Estate Broker | Certified Real Estate Brokerage Manager (CRB) | Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) | Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist Guild Elite (CLHMS) | Graduate REALTOR Institute (GRI) | Accredited Buyer's Representative (ABR) | Seniors Real Estate Specialist (SRES) | Member, Citrus Valley Association of REALTORS | Member, California Association of REALTORS | Member, National Association of REALTORS
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