Home’s History
Constructed in 1920, this late Victorian Neoclassical Mansion stands as a testament to the architectural grandeur of the early 20th century.
The estate’s design reflects the elegance and sophistication of the Victorian era, characterized by its elevated presence, majestic Corinthian columns, and inviting dual verandas.
Its expansive foyer is adorned with a Freemason coat of arms archway, hinting at the building’s rich heritage.
The old-growth pine hardwood floors and 10-foot ceilings throughout the home speak to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that was hallmarks of the period.
Over the decades, the mansion has retained its historical essence while accommodating modern living needs, offering a unique blend of past and present.
Its Current State
Today, the mansion maintains its historical charm while being updated to meet contemporary standards. The gated pool and well-manicured gardens provide a serene outdoor retreat, complemented by a terrazzo patio and a tranquil fountain.
The original two-story coach house has been preserved, offering a two-car garage, a carport, and a storage area, with the potential for an additional bedroom or living space on the second floor.
An 8-foot privacy fence ensures a secluded and peaceful environment, making the estate an oasis in the bustling city of San Antonio.
Exterior Photos
The exterior of the mansion has an elevated presence of the house which is enhanced by the large Corinthian columns and dual verandas that invite you to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The gated pool area is a highlight, offering a private oasis for relaxation and recreation. The gardens and fountain add to the tranquil ambiance, providing a picturesque setting for outdoor gatherings.
Interior Photos
The interior of the mansion exudes elegance and warmth. Natural light floods the living room and parlor, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere.
The sliding pocket doors lead to a formal dining room, perfect for entertaining guests.
Interior columns add a touch of grandeur to the sweeping staircase that leads to the second floor, where the bedrooms and veranda are located.
The third floor offers flexible space that can serve as a fourth bedroom or an extra living area, with stunning views of the pool, coach house, downtown San Antonio, and the Pearl Brewery.
