The Albert Steves Homestead is one of San Antonio’s most distinguished historic estates. Built in 1883 by architect Alfred Giles and expanded in 1900, this Neo-Classical Revival home has just completed a five-year, top-to-bottom renovation with no expense spared. The result is a seamless blend of historic character and modern comfort. Grand entertaining rooms feature soaring ceilings, curved windows framed by Corinthian columns, intricate French marquetry floors, and inlaid coffered ceilings. Designed for both large gatherings and intimate occasions, the home offers elegant parlors, a stately dining room, and a refined library. The kitchen has been completely reimagined with high-end finishes, including a La Cornue range, and opens to a welcoming family room. Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms provide private retreats, including a primary suite with a light-filled study. Set on a tree-shaded corner lot in the heart of the King William Historic District, and just steps from the River Walk and cultural landmarks, this estate offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of San Antonio’s legacy.