A basement is a rare find in San Antonio. But this prohibition-era Monte Vista estate is the exception.
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A basement is a rare find in San Antonio. Just ask Pee-Wee Herman, who found out the hard way when heBut there are a few basements scattered around the Alamo City, including a wine cellar below a recently listed $3.2 million Monte Vista home billed for its “old world charm,” according toAnd it isn’t dank, dark or any other adjective you’d use to describe where most people put their washer and dryer.
Built in 1930, the 8,182-square-foot home has a rock exterior, tile roof and arched doorways. There are four bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms. Among the other interior features: hardwood floors, a new kitchen with marble countertops and a primary bedroom with dual walk-in closets.This $3.2 million Monte Vista home comes with a wine cellar and is billed for its"old world charm."This $3.2 million Monte Vista home comes with a wine cellar and is billed for its"old world charm."This $3.2 million Monte Vista home comes with a wine cellar and is billed for its"old world charm."This $3.
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