Watters Edge is an iconic Scenic Loop Playground cottage built about 1934. It sits on one of only a half dozen lots that front on the Big Springs swimming hole in Scenic Loop Playground owned by the City of Grey Forest. The cabin is constructed of native limestone with vaulted ceilings and a rock fireplace. The open floor plan offers many options for use, The former back porch an additional room currently used as a den could be additional sleeping area or dining area. The lot slopes gently back toward Helotes Creek and features a typical rock barbecue pit of vintage construction. The original hand dug well from which water was originally drawn still stands in front of the cottage. So why the unusual spelling of the name? In 1909 Fay Pauline Scheidemantel former owner, a local San Antonio area girl, was wed to Charles Beasley Watters in Seattle, King County, Washington. Many recent improvements include new roof, newer water heater, new paint and carpet refurbished large walk in closet in bedroom, fence, native stone walk-way. B&B, Short term rentals: City of Grey Forest requires that all B&B and short term rentals be owner occupied and owners principal home. And present during all short term rentals. All alterations or additions to property require city variance board approval due to lot size.