A San Antonio home built in 1978 may not seem like a Me Generation time capsule at first glance, but the more you scroll, the wilder it gets.
And as a perk for golfers, the $1.3 million listing couldn’t be closer to the course. Indeed, the three-bedroom, two-bath home directly abuts the links at the Oak Hills Country Club.
But let’s get back to the stylish ’70s details. Inside, the home features increasingly outlandish and busy wallpaper suited to the era of its construction. The busy walls are rivaled by equally busy drapes — and matching bedding — in some rooms. The orange pendant lamp hanging from the bedroom ceiling is the cherry on top.
Groovy, baby.
The living room features soaring 20-foot ceilings and a wall of windows allowing a views of the surrounding scenery, which includes nearly 100 feet of frontage on the 17th fairway at the championship country club.
No word on how many stray golf balls have flown onto the property or knocked out a window over the years, but we’re guessing that number is more than zero, judging by the pictures of the lawn, which show a low chain fence as a mere suggestion of a barrier between the house and the course.
As the listing says, “just walk out your back door” to access the country club and all its amenities.
The home even comes with its own golf cart path directly to the clubhouse, which includes a fitness center, tennis courts, pickleball courts, a Junior Olympic-sized swimming pool, dining facilities and plenty of social events.
Between the time capsule decor and the proximity to the golf course, we have a feeling that someone’s grandparents thoroughly enjoyed themselves here.
This home is listed by Mark R Klein with Joyce Klein Realtors
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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