March 05, 2020
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This quaint Spanish-style home for sale in San Antonio is chock full of architectural details
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The builder behind some of San Antonio's fanciest early-1900s homes built this $2.8M mansion for himself
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A beautifully restored 1915 home for sale was one of the first houses built in San Antonio's Beacon Hill
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This Mid-Century Modern home in San Antonio may be the sleekest property for sale in 78209
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