A Spanish-style home for sale in San Antonio is full of mermaid carvings and decorative cabinetry

A Spanish Revival-style home in Alamo Heights once known as the "House of Seven Mermaids" has hit the market for $1.75 million.

The moniker refers to seven mermaids — some are carvings and other are fixtures on fountains — once located around the house, according to its listing agent. Several of the fountains have since been switched out and no longer feature the legendary sea creature, however.

But even without all seven mermaids intact, the 1967 home has plenty of dramatic character.

The property listing notes the "hand-hewn wooden beams and decorative wooden cabinetry and doors" located throughout the four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence. A stairway inlaid with hand-painted Mexican tile leads to a second floor, and iron chandeliers light several rooms.

The hacienda's covered patio includes a burning fireplace, a bar, a hot tub and an outdoor kitchen with grill, sink and refrigerator.

This home is listed by Katy Campion with Phyllis Browning Co.

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.