Nestled in the heart of the historic King William District, just blocks from the San Antonio River and Southtown restaurants and shops, this 1893 Victorian brick home boasts many unique features of the era. The stained-glass-accented front door with its original transom window welcomes you to an open entry way, bordered with floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases. Gleaming, rare, long-leaf yellow pine floors throughout the first floor are the result of a recent renovation. Ultra-high ceilings, vintage molding and numerous light-filled large windows make this home warm and inviting. The updated kitchen features gas cooktop, elevated dishwasher for easy access, soapstone counter tops, custom cabinetry, and lighted hanging pot rack. A free-standing claw-foot tub, walk-in closet and glassed-in steam shower are included in the second floor en-suite, completed in 1996. The back deck and yard feature tall fences and beautiful loquat trees for privacy. One of the few homes in the area with alley access and off-street parking for entry from the rear. The two air conditioners have been replaced within the past three years along with the smart thermostats. Cast iron Hunter ceiling fans are installed in many rooms to keep the home comfortable during the warmer months. Comes with city-approved, architect-designed plans for a two-story carriage house and garage for construction off the alley. Experience the best of San Antonio in a vibrant neighborhood that offers so much being within minutes to some of the best dining, breweries, Hemisphere Park, Downtown, boutiques, Blue Star Arts Complex, Mission Reach, and Southtown.