SOLD – 514 Madison in King William
This nearly 100 year old Queen Anne Victorian beauty now has new owners.
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LISTING – 514 Madison St 78204 – King William Historic District
This two story Queen Anne home sits on a double lot just steps away from the River Walk in Historic King William. Double wrap around porches provide the perfect vantage point to watch the Fiesta King William Fair & Parade. The home features high ceilings, tall windows, beautiful hardwood floors, space for attic expansion, & a grand entry with elegant stairway. The family room overlooks the spacious yard shaded by mature trees. The detached two car garage off S. Alamo has a second story studio & full bath.
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SOLD – 531 Devine St in Lavaca
This two bedroom two bathroom renovated bungalow in Lavaca went quick. Let me know if I can assist you in your search or in your sale.
SOLD – 239 Lone Star
It is definitely looking like it’s turning into a Sellers’ Market for nicely renovated homes in the urban core. This wonderful home went under contract after four days of being on the market and receiving two offers at the same time. The seller was pleased with the sale and a great new owner should be moving in this weekend. Keep an eye on the Lone Star Neighborhood as it continues to become the next hot neighborhood for buyers.
What do turkey legs, numerous cups of beer, and throngs of people have to do with historic conservation? More than you may know. The Southside Reporter posted this article yesterday detailing San Antonio Conservation Society’s historic rehab grant program and how money from A Night in Old San Antonio (the event with the beer, turkey legs, and folks) helps make the grants possible. The article also lays out the requirements needed in applying for a grant.
Conservation Society offers historic rehab grant money
Special to the Southside Reporter
Using the proceeds from its 2012 “A Night In Old San Antonio” event and in keeping with its mission, the San Antonio Conservation Society is accepting applications for grants to individuals and organizations for restoration or rehabilitation of residential or commercial structures in the San Antonio area that are at least 50 years old.
The deadline for all entries is 4:30 p.m. Sept. 28. Grant recipients will be notified by Dec. 3.
The Conservation Society began awarding grants in 1990. Examples of grant projects funded in past years include restoration or rehabilitation of roofs, foundations, windows, plaster, facades, chimneys, front doors, porches and stonework.
Since 2000, the society has awarded $1.8 million to individuals and organizations through its grants programs.
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