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This Mid-Century Home for Sale in San Antonio Could Be a Bond Villain's Hideaway

By San Antonio Current Staff

        
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This mid-century modern home seems like the ideal spot for a Bond villain to plot taking over the world.

By that, we don't mean that there's a shark tank strategically hidden under the office or even a laser canon in the attic. The four-bedroom, three-bath property just has that sleek early-'60s vibe that would make an impressive backdrop for a stylish villain to utter, "You underestimate me, Mr. Bond."

The $844,900 home was apparently taken down to the studs during its last remodel, and the care in its remaking shows. Check out all the ultra-chic wood and rock work, the designer light fixtures and the kitchen's arabesque brass inlay backsplash. Not to mention, the open floor plan would look great stocked with Danish furniture and lamps with parchment shades.

After a quick virtual tour, you may find yourself tapping a cigarette from your silver case and contemplating world domination.

This home is listed by Mission Real Estate Group.

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.

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