Initially inbuilt 1939 for the developer of Terrell Hills, this Atlee B. Ayres–designed Spanish Revival property rises from almost an acre (.9 acres) of open grounds and gated courtyards in San Antonio. Perched on a hilltop in one of many metropolis’s most fascinating neighborhoods, the residence balances architectural pedigree with areas meant for each on a regular basis ease and grand entertaining. Wrap-around inside porches—completed with intricate wooden designs—body the casual dwelling areas, whereas a proper front room provides basic presence. A dramatic entryway units the tone with excessive, detailed ceilings, crown moldings, and a stable wooden staircase. All through, arched doorways and home windows invite plentiful pure mild, complemented by a domed plaster ceiling, unique concrete tile flooring, and Malou Flato hand-painted tiles. A 3-car storage features a walk-in fridge and freezer, extending the house’s uncommon, legacy-level practicality.
Measurement:
Value: $3,750,000
Contact: Rick Kuper, Kuper Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty, 210.240.8282
