A farm complex being touted as one of the last historic farmsteads inside San Antonio city limits was recently listed for $625,000.
The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bathroom farmhouse was constructed in 1901 but has been fully restored and includes an enclosed “sleeping porch,” according to the online listing. Located in the Northeast Park, the fenced-in one-acre lot is situated just east of San Antonio International Airport — not exactly rural surroundings more than a century later.
The farmhouse was restored to keep its old-time feel with features such as Dutch-style doors and a vintage kitchen sink, according to the listing. The complex also includes a large structure that can be used a workshop, a small duplex, a washhouse and a decorative windmill.
Potentially appealing to those looking for a sustainable lifestyle, the property includes its own private water well, native shrubs and trees plus an “urban forest” for pollinators, according to the listing.
This home is listed by Elizabeth Stimpson with Vision Real Estate of San Antonio.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
