A home built by famed Alamo City architect Atlee B. Ayers, designer of the McNay Art Museum and myriad other local landmarks, has hit the market for just shy of $1.5 million. Constructed in 1960, the five-bedroom, four-bath residence in the Northwood neighborhood near Alamo Heights includes plenty of sleek Mid-Century Modern luxury.
The 5,700-square-foot dwelling sets a tone of modern sophistication from the curb thanks to a large geometric sculpture in front of the circular driveway that announces its street number. Inside, the theme of hip sophistication continues with asymmetrical vaulted ceilings, warm wood paneling and wall-to-wall windows bathing the common rooms with natural light.
The wall-to-wall windows frame a view of the cocktail pool and hot tub in the backyard — perfect for a swingin’ party full of gone daddios and delightful dames. Guests can also socialize at the open-layout kitchen’s breakfast bar, in either of the home’s dining areas or seated around its dual living areas. A bedroom located over the four-car garage also offers guests a place to stay over night with its own en suite bathroom…