An interior designer’s elaborately restored 1942 San Antonio home is now for sale
A 1942 Terrell Hills home has hit the market for just under $2.6 million, and the mention in its sales listing that it underwent a “full renovation” in 2021 may qualify as Understatement of the Year. The property is owned by a married attorney and interior designer, according to property records — and its myriad artistic […]
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