An Eclectic 1923 Spanish-Style Home in San Diego — the One in Texas

Asking $325,000, this 1923 Spanish stucco home offers 4,642 square feet, six bedrooms, and three bathrooms in San Diego, Texas — not the one in California. One Reddit commenter did the math on what a home like this would cost in the actual San Diego: roughly $10 million. This one's a fraction of that price, with a fraction of the crowds.

Timeless Bones, a Century in the Making

Original stained-glass windows and a grand entry staircase anchor the home, alongside two separate living and dining areas built for gathering. Several rooms retain original ceiling fans, a detail typical of South Texas homes built before central air — designed to draw hot air upward and keep spaces livable through the heat. A two-car garage with guest quarters offers flexible use as a workshop or additional living space with some updating.

Remote, But Not Without Its Fans

San Diego, Texas is a small community roughly an hour from Corpus Christi and close to some of the region's best hunting grounds. Reddit's split on the location — some pointed to the distance from bigger-city amenities, while just as many said the house itself is easily worth the trade-off. As one commenter put it: "House: 9/10. Location: 2/10." Fair, but the ratio still works out in the home's favor.

The Internet Has Thoughts

Naturally, this listing caught the attention of Reddit's r/zillowgonewild community. See what people are saying about it here.

Stained glass, a grand staircase, and a San Diego zip code with a very different price tag. View the full listing here.