This Spanish colonial home for sale in San Antonio was built by the McNay Museum's architect

A 1942 Spanish colonial home designed Robert M. Ayres, son and business partner of renowned architect Atlee Ayres, has hit the market for $1.8 million.

Robert and Atlee Ayres' architectural work graces San Antonio landmarks include the McNay Art Museum, Municipal Auditorium and the Tower Life Building.  While this 3,800-square-foot home in Terrell Hills isn't on quite the same scale as the 400-foot-tall Tower Life Building, it's stately in its own right.

The stone-exterior dwelling features intricate millwork on a dramatic winding staircase, and elaborate tile work graces several rooms, including one with two inset works of tile folk art and multiple built-in storage spaces. The home also features two separate fireplaces and a sunroom with arched windows overlooking the front yard.

"Truly a unique piece of history with all the vintage details still intact," the listing gushes about the property.

This home is listed by Jennifer Dunlap with Powerhouse Realty.

All photos by Realtor.com.