This historic, horse-ready, Santa Fe pueblo-style all-rock, 1-story ranch house was built in 1938 and was designed to mirror the San Antonio Governor's Palace by then-San Antonio Deputy Mayor Floyd McGown as a cattle ranch retreat. The home has been completely updated with new thermal windows, thermos doors, window support timbers, modern kitchen, and more, but still retains the rich Mexican doors and unique floor tiles from the 1930s era. Spacious 3-car carport and cistern-belfry, enormous 1950s fired tile-brick working barn, windmill, horse barb-less wire fencing, rock walls, tiled entranceway, new asphalt driveway, and a Texas-registered cave! A retro-styled trailer can serve as your third bedroom and is perfect for those self-contained guests or folks not suited for the big house! OR there's plenty of room to add that extra bedroom, even with the existing 3,112 square feet of living space. We only show to qualified ready-to-purchase buyers and reserve the right not to show based on our discretion.