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The charm of this 1936 home for sale near San Antonio's Woodlawn Lake is all in the wood

By San Antonio Current Staff

        
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There's plenty to like about the quaint exterior of this '30s quaint home near Woodlawn Lake — no denying the cute factor of the daisy-yellow front door and white trim.

But what really grabbed our attention was the current owner's remodel that took the interior of the $319,000 property down to its shiplap in the living and dining area and one of the bedrooms. Exposed wood also gets a bold starring role on the kitchen ceiling and in yet another bedroom.

It's a fearless choice, and maybe not one every homeowner would make, but it certainly adds a rustic charm to the three-bedroom, two-bath property. Almost as if it's a log cabin plopped down a few miles north of downtown.

This home is listed by Christopher Winstead with Side Inc.

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.

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