A lush yet funky home in San Antonio’s coveted River Road neighborhood has recently undergone yet another price drop, this time by a whopping $125,000.
Initially listed at nearly $1 million, the Current last wrote about the property in July, after its asking price dropped by $75,000. Now, after its most recent drop, the north-of-downtown gem is listed for $750,000.
Built in 1924, the three-bedroom, two-bath bungalow features hardwood floors, artsy architectural details, multiple fireplaces and rich, inviting spaces bathed in natural light.
Throughout the 2,158-square-foot house, striking wood-paneled ceilings and walls echo the earthy aesthetic of the surrounding neighborhood.
Outside, the welcoming vibe continues with a wood-slatted ceiling over the property’s covered patio. The space offers a restful spot to look out onto the backyard, where exotic plants and a resort-style pool make it feel like a rainforest paradise.
This jungle is just missing its Tarzan — or Jane.
This home is listed by Craig Browning with Phyllis Browning Real Estate.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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