All the original 1903 period features you want are here on a spacious lot and a half - heart pine floors, original hardware, 12' ceilings, beautiful wrap-around porches, antique claw foot bathtub, tile fireplaces, elaborate fretwork, huge attic, generous closets, solid foundation, huge pecan and oak trees, commercially zoned, carriage house, green house. Porches rebuilt and areas of dry rot repaired 2014-15. New AC 2016. Note - Granny unit needs to be finished out (studio unit). Note, the zillow estimate DOES NOT include the xtra half lot and carriage house! They are appraised as separate parcels. Come and look for yourself. Call me at 650-773-4125 or email at maxdhensley@yahoo.com Neighborhood Description For those who know about the King William neighborhood, I'll say no more. For someone new to town, King William is probably closest to New York's Greenwich Village in atmosphere, but the parking is easy and so are costs. The population tends to be a mix of older people, mostly arts and professional folks, and younger people, some of whom are renters. It has a rather odd combination of a slow, quiet pace (represented by the peaceful and beautiful lower Riverwalk area along the San Antonio River) contrasted with the rambunctious Blue Star Brewery and S. Alamo arts and entertainment district. This is a very neighborly place, and we have a very active association. See www.kingwilliamassociation.org. The only downsides are noise from S. Alamo St. during the day, train horns at night, and the steadily declining number of landlords who are allergic to paint and repairs. Crime is minimal and the police are all over the neighborhood to keep it safe for the tourists. This neighborhood is getting very hot (spring 2015), with construction all over and almost nothing for sale in single family/light commercial anywhere. HEB finally building a grocery.
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