This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring

If you turned on the television in this two-story house that recently went up for sale in San Antonio's Jefferson neighborhood, it might not be a surprise to see an episode of “Rawhide” or “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.”

Even with state-of-the-art appliances and updated bathrooms, the $535,000 property is a step back in time to 1959, the year it was built. Wall treatments — from wood parquet to stone outcroppings in the living room — and a stylish-yet-trippy pattern behind the bar carry the theme.

Part of the reason may come down this home only having a single owner from 1959 until this spring. The new investors-slash-owners made a few upgrades, which stuck to the mid-century motif.

Those changes included removing a wall, some new lighting and customizing countertops to match the terrazzo tile original to the home. The retro wallpaper behind the bar was selected by the remodel's designer.

This home is listed by Natalie Kavulic with Keller Williams Heritage

All photos and listing info via Realtor.com

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This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
This swinging mid-century San Antonio home only had one owner until someone bought it this spring
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