BIDDING OPEN: CURRENT HIGH BID $3M. CURRENT ASK $3.1M. BIDDING ENDS 12/14. ORIGINALLY LISTED FOR $7.25M. SHOWING BY 1-4 PM & BY APPT. The Collector’s Penthouse at 114 Camp St, located in the historic Southtown district of San Antonio, is also just over an hour away from sprawling Austin. Comprised of over 15,000 interior feet across the top two floors of the building, the home was designed and finished by one of Texas' most prominent collectors and philanthropists, Linda Pace. Suited to showcase the most sought-after collections, the home also has auxiliary art storage compromised of over 2,000 feet completely separate from the unit. Private elevator and cargo elevators take you directly to each floor of the residence, where you are greeted with soaring ceilings, contemporary finishes, and expansive spaces for living and entertaining. Miele appliances are built into both kitchens, as well as six bedrooms and ten bathrooms. Experience unmatched 360-degree views from your private rooftop that features Ipe decking, irrigated gardens, and a private jetted swim spa.
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1926Year Built
0.35 acresLot Size
$140Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
4 car garageParking
Listed by Michael Reisor• Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Contact: (512) 866-3795
Bought with Michael Reisor• Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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Last updated by owner on Dec 25, 2025.
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