A 1915 home in San Antonio’s Midtown neighborhood has hit the market for $775,000, and its meticulous restoration makes it hard to believe the property sat vacant for roughly two decades.
A local attorney and educator purchased the residence in 2005 — it had been carved into apartments at that point — and undertook an eight-month restoration. Now retired, the couple plans to move into a smaller digs.
Twin decks featuring beautiful millwork wrap around the exterior of the two-story Craftsman, and its interior features breathtaking architectural details including a dining room with a beamed ceiling, built-in china cabinets and a plate rail — all original.
Although the kitchen and bathrooms have been modernized, the extensive reno left many vintage details intact, including a majestic wooden central stairway, multiple built-in cabinets and even a chain-pull toilet.
This home is listed by Rose Stawick with JBGoodwin Realtors, San Antonio Division.
All photos and listing via Realtor.com.
