MULTIPLE OFFERS: Best and final offer by monday 9am 5/2/22 please. (Open House 4/30/22 12-3 pm) Architectural and Historical showpiece, really an oasis with amazing spaces for entertaining and living. Designed by Atlee and Robert Ayers for 1928's million dollar street, this home is tied to San Antonio History. These are the same architects known for local landmarks such as the Mcnay Museum, The Municipal Auditorium/Tobin Center, The Tower Life building, and more. Situated in the desired and historic Monticello Park, this beautifully maintained Spanish colonial home stands out from the front with mature landscaping, palm trees, recently refreshed exterior paint, and original tile roof. The interior showcases all custom work including a sunroom with arched windows and original decorative tile floor, original painted ceiling beams, oversized rooms for entertaining, solid plaster interior walls, and original hardwood floors. Some remodeling over the past few years has included marble in the kitchen, painting inside and out, smart thermostats, re-wiring, and floor refinishing. The backyard is a private entertainment paradise. A large covered patio gives you sun and rain protection when taking in the views. An oversized and heated pool with a hot tub is surrounded by a large flagstone patio, a small wood deck with plenty of room for your guests to listen to the palm trees rustling in the breeze. There is a pool house to contain all the pumps, heater and equipment out of sight. Finally, a detached casita with a bedroom, kitchen, Laundry and full bathroom round out the back of the property. Truly one of a kind. Come see for yourself. Sketch was from local newspaper citing April 20, 1928 San Antonio Light. Please verify archives