This San Antonio Mid-Century Modern home for sale is an early-1960s time capsule

A Mid-Century Modern home in North San Antonio that's been lovingly preserved as an architectural time capsule by its current owner hit the market last month for $575,000.

A local architect designed and built the three-bedroom, three-bath home in 1960 as his family residence, drawing on design elements from Frank Lloyd Wright, according to the sales listing. Wright's influence is apparent in the 3,000-square-foot property's bold angles, high ceilings and copious windows that let in natural light.

While plenty of San Antonio homes from the era incorporate mid-century design, precious few haven't added renovations since then that ruin the magic. In this house's case, the most recent owners spent the past four years on restoration and upkeep to ensure it retained its Mad Men-era ambience.

"They did everything with the intent of keeping the feel that it was still 1960," agent Caitlyn Klein said.

That feel is especially evident in the expansive living room with its bench seating, bold ceiling beams, exposed brick and arrays of nearly floor-to-ceiling windows.

This home is listed by Caitlyn Klein with All City Real Estate, Ltd. Co.

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.