Previously owned by the Conservation Society, the Steves Homestead was built in 1876 and operated as a museum open to the public since 1954.
The historic Steves Homestead in King William has been sold and will no longer serve as a museum open to the public.The Steves Homestead, open to the public for years as a house museum displaying the lifestyle of wealthy German merchants in the area at the turn of the century, is back in private hands.
The most recent tax appraisal valued the three-story home on 1.6 acres along the San Antonio River at $3.2 million, up by nearly $1 million since 2018. The house is one of two historic King William homes offered for sale by the Conservation Society. In November, the organization put its headquarters property at 107 King William St. on the market for $3.9 million. The“Several groups looking, but nothing settled yet,” Yndo said of potential buyer interest in the Wulff house.
The Conservation Society released a statement saying, “We are delighted the house will once again be a residence in the King William neighborhood.”
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