A rare 1940s limestone cottage in the heart of the Monticello Park Historic District, complete with a fully separate guest casita - this is historic San Antonio living that blends modern convenience with vintage charm.  At 336 North Drive, original wood floors carry through room after room, and small details like antique glass doorknobs are quiet reminders of the style and craftsmanship of a bygone era.  A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room with the kind of warmth new construction can't replicate, and a second living area and separate dining room offer the flexibility that modern life demands.  The kitchen has been updated with stainless appliances, but it hasn't lost the charm that makes this house feel like it belongs to its prewar era. Down the hall, three bedrooms and two bathrooms give you choices: two of the bedrooms share an original pocket door and can function as one connected suite, ideal for kids, in-laws, or a private office setup. The primary bedroom goes further, with three closets and a south-facing private deck of its own - a small, quiet escape just steps from your bed.  Out back, mature trees shade a large yard and an additional deck perfect for entertaining. And then there's the casita: 304 square feet, freshly painted with new flooring, complete with its own kitchenette and full bath. It's your guest space, rental, or studio, depending on the season of life you're in.  All of this is located in one of San Antonio's most walkable and architecturally significant neighborhoods, just minutes from downtown, the Pearl, Medical Center and Woodlawn Lake.  336 North Drive was built to be lived in, not just admired!