A strangely shaped house north of Loop 1604 has hit the market for just under $900,000 in San Antonio. Though not quite an actual octagon, the three-bed, two-bath home has a distinctive shape.
“This home’s symmetrical floorplan is as unique and artistic as it is functional,” the listing states. The unique shape allows for two long hallways, with accessory bedrooms on either side.
The open-floor-plan kitchen and living room create a breezy gathering space with vaulted ceilings.
The primary suite features accent-lit wood trim, walk-thru closets, plenty of windows and French doors offering views of the serene property.
Enormous front and rear wraparound porches provide even more views of the 7.75-acre Hill Country property and all its wildlife.
Speaking of animals, fully fenced in horses are allowed on this estate, making the strangely shaped house and its surrounding property ideal for homesteading — with a twist.
This home is listed by Michael Taylor with Taylor Real Estate and Development.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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