An extensively restored 1940 house in Olmos Park just hit the market
When someone buys up a vintage home and goes to great pains to update it, the results are often disappointing. Sure, it’s great to have a more open floor plan and modern conveniences, but it makes no sense to gut an old house and strip away its decades-old charm. Good thing the owners who recently […]
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