A mansion from the San Antonio builder behind Olmos Park has hit the market
An opulent home built by famed San Antonio real-estate mogul H.C. Thorman has hit the market near Olmos Park, the same historic neighborhood he masterminded during San Antonio’s 1920s and ’30s Gilded Age. This 1928 home, which seamlessly blends Spanish and Mediterranean architecture with modern luxury, is listed for $1.1 million. The five-bedroom, three-bathroom estate […]
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