A hilltop castle in San Antonio has been on the market for more than half a year — 188 days, to be exact — and it’s still waiting for its white knight.
Sitting on two acres near the Dominion, this keep is fit for a king, but so is the price tag, which stands at $4.3 million.
Though the house was built in 2007, its design evokes the age of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
This six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bath abode exudes regal opulence throughout, from the grand archways to the tray ceilings and the home’s numerous chandeliers. One of these chandeliers can even be lowered by a motor.
A grand staircase with wrought-iron details wraps around another of the chandeliers and further conveys the home’s nouveau-medieval aesthetic.
And what would a castle be without turrets?
The 9,056-square-foot property includes several of the cylindrical towers, all put to good use. In the primary bedroom, one serves as an enchanting reading nook. In the primary bedroom’s en suite bath, it makes the perfect setting for a circular soaking tub.
Outside, the fairy tale continues with a grotto waterfall at the home’s private pool and spa. Its backyard amenities also include an outdoor kitchen, a pergola and — for surveying one’s kingdom — a lookout tower.kingdom — a lookout tower.
This home is listed by Kellie Daniels with North West Sales Office.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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