A Terrell Hills home that packs a lot eye-popping color into its all-white exterior has recently been relisted for $500,000 less than…
By San Antonio Current Staff
The 1929 Terrell Hills house previously owned by the late ceramic artist and art educator Nancy Pawel has all the charm of a…
A Mid-Century Modern home in Terrell Hills once owned by the son of Southwest Airlines founder Herb Kelleher has hit the market…
The view from the balcony of a recently listed Terrell Hills home’s above-garage apartment looks out over a covered walkway to the…
A sprawling Terrell Hills home owned by the niece of famed San Antonio businessman, inventor and adventurer Tom Slick has hit the…
A 137-acre ranch that recently went on the market south of San Antonio has pretty much anything someone would want for ranch…
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A Terrell Hills home recent listed for $3.5 million is a study in contrasts. The exterior of the 6,100-square-foot, two-story property is…
A stylish 1910 bungalow recently listed in Alamo Heights for just under $600,000 has colorful history that may not be obvious given…
Renowned architect Atlee B. Ayres designed some of San Antonio's most striking buildings, including the McNay Art Museum, Municipal Auditorium and the…
As an architect, L. Brooks Martin worked on numerous San Antonio projects including St. Mary’s University, the 1960s San Antonio River Bend…
In the early 20th century, Carleton Adams was one of the deans of Texas architecture. In 1932, his firm designed the Spanish…
This 1954 property for sale in the Terrell Hills neighborhood is all about the clean lines, open flow and natural light that…
Mid-Century Modern design was all about clean lines and space-age touches, and this 1959 home for sale in the '09 ZIP code…
A green front yard is a key component of a home's curb appeal — and, in this case, so is a green…
Don Draper would feel right at home pouring a stiff drink in this sleek 1956 property in the Terrell Hills area. After…
It's not easy to build a modern house that successfully evokes a much earlier era. Think about how many end up looking…
