932 W Woodlawn Ave

Step into this time capsule with one of the most historic homes in San Antonio. Designated a historical landmark by the City of San Antonio, and only ever being on the market once in its lifetime before now, this extraordinary 1911 masterpiece is an iconic residence offering timeless character, remarkable craftsmanship, millwork, and an exceptional location. Featuring 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and approximately 4,626 square feet of living space, not including the casita, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the city's rich history. Original architectural details create a distinctive sense of character throughout, while the home's unique features tell a story of another era. A rare San Antonio basement adds even more intrigue, featuring an original water well that once served as a water source for the home's first inhabitants and connects to the history of the nearby San Pedro Springs. Each of the 4 bedrooms offers balcony access, creating private outdoor spaces with opportunities to enjoy the towering mature trees. Upstairs, the remarkable third story reveals the original ballroom, a captivating space with original light fixtures that recalls the gatherings and celebrations of the early 1900s. Throughout this wonderful home you will find so much of the original features like speaking tubes upstairs and downstairs where the residents would communicate from the kitchen to the upstairs. Another beautiful historic artifact this home features is all of the original blueprints from 1910, framed and displayed on the walls of the downstairs office. Set on approximately one third of an acre, the property also includes a two-car detached garage and a charming casita, offering additional flexibility for storage, guests, a studio, or a great rental opportunity. With its historic architecture, extremely rare original features, generous lot, and distinctive spaces, this San Antonio historic property offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the character and craftsmanship of a bygone era while still enjoying the comforts of our modern world.