Dominion-area 78257 property heads to Dec. 1 trustee sale

A property at 11 Whitechurch Lane, in the Dominion-area 78257 zip on San Antonio’s far north side, is headed to a Dec. 1 trustee sale, according to a Notice of Substitute Trustee’s Sale the Bexar County Clerk recorded Oct. 29. The note on file names Conventus, LLC, a Texas limited liability company, not an individual.

Why it matters

The 78257 zip code holds the Dominion, one of San Antonio’s most recognizable gated luxury enclaves, and a trustee sale filing there draws more notice than the routine foreclosure activity in other parts of Bexar County. Because the borrower of record is an entity rather than a person, the notice is a window into how investment capital, not just owner-occupants, moves through the neighborhood’s home stock. For anyone tracking the far north side’s luxury inventory, a default by an entity-held property can put a Dominion-area property back on the market well before it would otherwise list.

The numbers

The notice, instrument number 20261200227, was recorded with the Bexar County Clerk at 11:05 a.m. on Oct. 29, 2026, under trustee sale file TS #26-22370. It sets the auction for Dec. 1, 2026, at 10 a.m. CT, in the area of the Bexar County courthouse designated by the Commissioners Court for such sales. Our records wire’s read of the notice text lists Conventus, LLC as borrower and an original loan of about $2.9 million. That loan figure is machine-read, and we have not yet confirmed it against the page image.

What’s next

Texas forecloses non-judicially, so the Dec. 1 date is a function of the posted notice, not a court ruling. Substitute trustee sales can still be postponed, reinstated, or sold through a last-minute payoff before the auction date arrives, so the posting is a milestone, not a guaranteed sale. The American Developer will track whether the Dec. 1 sale proceeds as posted and whether the property resurfaces on the market afterward. For more far-north-side and Dominion-area filings, see San Antonio coverage.