240 E Huisache Ave, San Antonio, TX, 78212

Check out the field of Poppies in the backyard!! From "San Antonio's Monte Vista" "This California Bungalow, designed by C. B. Schoeppl was completed in 1924 for William M. Fordtrans. Brick columns, and a rustic effect met the eye on the large front porch, which opens directly into the living room. Space-saving efforts in construction of these bungalows called for small hallways and often, as here, a glassed-in sleeping porch." This exquisite home has been thoughtfully updated, while still maintaining its original features and character. The main house includes (1518 SF) + Studio/guest house (600 SF) not on Bexar CAD = 2118 SF total interior living space. Two bedrooms and one bathroom are in the main house with a glassed in sleeping porch between the two bedrooms. The Studio/guest house has one bedroom, one bathroom, and large entertainment area. All on a .33 acre lot. This property features an impressively deep backyard, running a full city block . Step inside and be greeted by the warmth of hardwood floors that flows throughout. The heart of this home is the uniquely adorned kitchen and butler's pantry/breakfast nook that effortlessly combines artistic style and functionality. (The Monte Vista neighborhood is conveniently located near Trinity University, the Pearl Brewery, HWY 281, Downtown, as well as San Antonio's best restaurants, shops, and museums. Enjoy the nearby amenities, including parks, shopping, dining, and easy access to major transportation routes). Don't miss the opportunity to make this enchanting Monte Vista residence your own. Making an immediate impression with its notable architecture and mature oak trees, this home is truly one-of-a-kind. Here is a list of unique attributes and updates. Installed within the last five years, A/C system, water heater, insulation (whole house), water cutoffs for house and studio, toilet and bath hardware, appliances (stove, dishwasher, refrigerator). The exterior of the house was repainted per approval from the Monte Vista Historical Association as well as all wood floors (not painted) refinished and sealed. Kitchen cabinet fronts etched and hand polished. Etched surround of stove by artist Aggie Eyster. Hand painted wood floors in Kitchen and studio bedroom. Etched copper sill splash above sink. Pantry Cupboard - Pullout cutting board - electrical outlets in cupboard for various kitchen appliances. Butlers' pantry between kitchen and dining room that could be a coffee nook, or home office to fit your needs. Most windows are hand rolled glass. Under cabinet lighting. Original molding details throughout the house. Transom glass above some interior doorways. Red oak floors from East Texas. Custom artistic metal for stair railings, rear gate, and surround for exterior A/C unit. Kitchen sink and countertop hand made of one piece of stainless steel. Original penny hex tile on bathroom floor. The fireplace has a new cap and closure *Currently fireplace is nonfunctional but could be adapted for electric/gas insert or repaired to handle wood as a fuel source. Screens have been replaced with tinted wire. There's also a rainwater collection system in the back of the house to water landscaping. Embrace the blend of old-world charm and contemporary elegance that this home exudes. At this price this property will not be on the market long.