Established as the 1909 residence of civic leader Richard Friedrich, this storied estate in the heart of the Dignowity Hill Historic District offers a rare opportunity to own, restore, and steward a significant piece of San Antonio’s industrial and cultural legacy. Offered strictly as-is and priced as a restoration opportunity, the property is situated on an oversized lot and includes a stately two-story main residence, two-story carriage house, and detached stone-facade structure. The main residence retains original architectural character, including period wood flooring and a rare early-1900s built-in “cold closet,” a nod to the Friedrich family’s refrigeration heritage. Behind the main home, the grounds feature the two-story carriage house and an additional detached stone-facade structure currently utilized for storage. One of the property’s most significant improvements has already been completed: the roofs on both the main residence and carriage house were replaced in 2020. A professional roof inspection completed in July 2026 confirmed the roof systems are watertight and free of observable damage, with no repairs recommended. Roof inspection report available upon request. The backyard includes a large in-ground concrete pool structure, offering an expansive footprint for future outdoor recreation or restoration. From the rear of the property, enjoy glimpses of the downtown San Antonio skyline through the mature tree canopy. Located just minutes from the Pearl District, downtown San Antonio, and major transportation corridors, 727 N Pine represents a rare combination of documented history, architectural character, multiple structures, and substantial restoration potential within one of San Antonio’s most historic residential neighborhoods.