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A distinctive brick-exterior home designed by an award-winning structural engineer with both style and durability in mind is now on the market for $675,000.

Cocktail connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike poured into the Witte Museum this past weekend to celebrate the culmination of the Third Cost Cocktail Summit, produced by Culinaria.

A high-flying Helotes estate hit the market earlier this month offering panoramic views of the Texas Hill Country.

Stable Hall at the Pearl, San Antonio's newest live music venue, made its public debut Saturday with a free performance by Texas singer-songwriters Rob Baird and Angel White. In addition to state-of-the-art sound and light design, the 1,000-seat music hall features six full-service bars, a fixed-seat mezzanine, hay loft-style balconies and a large “jewel-box” stage.

A 1928 Olmos Park mansion with a facade resembling the Palladian style of the White House has hit the market for just shy of $2 million.

While the most important thing about a restaurant is the food itself, there's something to be said for a spot with excellent ambiance. Fortunately, San Antonio has plenty of dining destinations that serve up delicious dishes in beautiful surroundings — perfect for a date night, special occasion or any time you want to enjoy a meal with a bit of added panache.

Thanks to its exquisite Spanish colonial-revival architecture, a Terrell Hills home recently listed for just under $2.5 million looks like it was constructed during the gilded age of San Antonio architecture. However, despite its time-capsule appearance, the property was actually built in 2005.

A 1903 home designed Atlee B. Ayers, the famed architect of the mansion that became the McNay Art Museum, is back on the market after being listed for sale in early 2023.

The longtime home of San Antonio businessman and one-time Our Lady of the Lake University chairman Roy Terracina has hit the market for just under $4 million, property records show.

The uber-stylish 5,800-square-foot glass house of the late ZZ Top bass player Joe Michael "Dusty" Hill has hit hit the market for $4.5 million, as first reported by the website Mansion Global.