Over the span of 40 years, the late Isaac and Judith Maxwell brought the artistic flair of their King William home décor shop to their early 1900s house by the San Antonio River. The punched-metal light fixtures they created for high-end homes across the city are found throughout the property.
The current owners of the home, Gailiana and Alita Bagley modernized it after a 2015 purchase. The family is known for its nationally distributed South Texas watermelons including the namesake seedless Alita watermelon from Edinburg’s Bagley Produce.
In a new turn, the two-bedroom, two-bath home has been on the market for a year, and the asking price has just dropped by $150,000 to $1.25 million.
The interior of the main house features long-leaf pine floors, wooden-plank walls and wooden ceilings. The fireplace in the living room features and intricately carved wooden surround and mantel. A 400-square-foot building in the back yard has another two bedrooms and bathrooms on two floors.
This home is listed by Debra Maltz with Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
