The word "duplex" doesn't usually evoke thoughts of a beautifully restored historic property, yet that's exactly what this uber-cute 1920 structure for…

San Antonio's got no shortage of historic houses built in a Spanish Revival style, but this Alamo Heights property now on the…

When it came to home decor, the 1970s aren't always remembered fondly. After all, plywood paneling, shag carpet and macrame wall hangings…

For all their appeal, hundred-year-old homes seldom have the kind of big, open kitchens today's home cooks are used to, but this…

People often buy old homes and redesign the interiors to make them feel more modern and open. Too often, that erases the…

If the sleek design of the 1950s can have a comeback, maybe it's time for us to also start appreciating the 1980s…

Newcomers are rushing into Dignowity Hill, a near East Side historic district with a vibrant past. Young professionals, artists and empty nesters have…

Curb appeal is one thing, but how many homes that are beautiful up front have an even more breathtaking backyard? This five-bedroom,…

This hilltop mansion in the Dominion isn't just another ultra-bougie home in the gated community: it's located across the street from David…

After sitting on the market for a couple of years, country singer George Strait's estate in the ritzy Dominion neighborhood has been…

An oft-ignored but extremely important part of every TV show is its filming location. It's arguable that Central Perk and Monica's apartment…

James Walker Flood is best known as the guy who designed San Antonio's tony St. Anthony Hotel. However, he also built residential real…

San Antonio businessman Louis Kayton was quite a man about town. According to his 1976 obituary in the Express-News, he wasn't just…

Not all lavish homes look like palaces from the outside. Case in point: this sprawling 5,600-foot property for sale in San Antonio's…

The former home of late businessman Alfred W. Witte, whose family is the namesake of the Witte Museum, is now on the market…

An investor picked up this 1912 property near San Antonio's Roosevelt Park last year, renovating it room-by-room and giving it a breathtakingly…

The mid-2000s development of The Broadway, at the corner of Hildebrand and Broadway, made headlines when it resulted in the original Earl…

Architect Arthur J. Herrmann's best known San Antonio creation is the Hotel Havana, the stylish downtown boutique hotel that started life in…

We're hard pressed to think of another home on the market in SA as vibrantly colorful as this 1945 Victorian south of…

This 1936 rock-exterior home a block from Jefferson High School has plenty to light up the eyes of someone willing to take…

Not all historic homes in San Antonio are Victorian palaces with gabled roofs, sprawling second-floor balconies and carriage houses. Some, like this…

This two-story property near San Antonio's San Pedro Springs Park has the perks folks look for in north-of-downtown historic homes: gorgeous architecture,…

Built in 1977 — the year of Saturday Night Fever, Jimmy Carter and Fleetwood Mac's Rumors — this 4,000-square-foot property is all…

No, it's not brown, crispy and edible. Nor is the roof slathered with white icing. But this adorable 1930s home three blocks…

Typically, our home slideshows focus on interesting properties in San Antonio proper, but we couldn't resist this rustically beautiful 1800s property in…

With its inviting upstairs balcony and sweet color scheme, it's hard to believe this beautifully restored 1890 home in San Antonio's Monte…

It’s no secret that Southtown is the place to be. It's an arty and engaging stretch of San Antonio, offering unique older…

There's plenty to like about the quaint exterior of this '30s quaint home near Woodlawn Lake — no denying the cute factor…

This 1954 property for sale in the Terrell Hills neighborhood is all about the clean lines, open flow and natural light that…

From its clay roof, wrap-around front porch and old-school cement railings, this hacienda-style mansion embodies an uber-1980s take on elegance. Which probably…