Quirky 1940s home for sale in San Antonio comes with a secret elevator
A charmingly artsy home in Terrell Hills listed for just under $1.4 million might be out of the price range of most working artists, but it’s certainly the residence of someone who appreciates the arts. The earthy yet luxurious abode invites from the curb with a verdant yard and the serenity of a koi pond. […]
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