Located in one of the best pockets of Dignowity Hill, this thoughtfully updated historic home strikes a really nice balance between original character and a more sophisticated, contemporary finish. The front porch sets the tone, with recently replaced Trex decking, great proportions and plenty of curb appeal. Inside, the house has retained so much of what makes an older home special - original transom windows, exposed shiplap accents and Texas pecan hardwood floors throughout the main living areas - while being updated with a high level of taste and attention to detail. The floor plan is one of the things that makes the house particularly livable. It's somewhat open, but not so open that every room becomes one giant space. The rooms connect naturally while still feeling defined, giving the house a comfortable, grown-up feel. Abundant natural light throughout helps everything feel bright without sacrificing the warmth and character of the original house. The bedrooms have new engineered hardwood flooring that was carefully selected to complement the existing pecan floors, so everything feels cohesive. Both bathrooms have been updated with thoughtful built-in storage, but the real appeal of the house is how all of these updates work with the original architecture rather than trying to erase it. The kitchen is especially good. Custom floor-to-ceiling green cabinetry, stained concrete countertops, handsome Restoration Hardware lighting and a large island give the space plenty of personality without feeling overdone. There's open shelving with an exposed shiplap backdrop, a gas range and a tucked-away microwave nook down low rather than hanging above the stove. It's a kitchen where the details feel considered, both aesthetically and practically. Outside, the backyard is generously sized and has both a huge deck and substantial patio, creating plenty of room for entertaining, dining outside or just having a little more space to spread out. Combined with the front porch, the outdoor spaces feel like a natural extension of the house. The location is hard to beat. Dignowity Park is just one block away, with Wildcraft General and Con Huevos nearby, while Downtown San Antonio is only minutes from the house. It's a particularly good spot within Dignowity Hill - close to the things that make the neighborhood fun, but still tucked into a residential pocket with plenty of historic character.