Some über-wealthy Texans surround themselves with vast acreages of ranchland, while others build out enormous garages for sports cars or room-size closets for designer apparel. Late San Antonio philanthropist Linda Pace, whose family made a fortune in the salsa business, immersed herself in contemporary art. In the early 2000s, the founder of the Artpace residency program purchased a six-story former candy factory—and, for six decades, the headquarters of Tobin Surveys Inc.—on Camp Street in Southtown to renovate into residential lofts, keeping the top two floors and roof deck for herself. That 15,000-square-foot, six-bedroom penthouse, now up for public sale, is custom-made for an art patron with an extensive collection. The floors shine pristinely white, as do the walls, which are reinforced with plywood for hanging…The post Linda Pace’s Penthouse, Listed at $7.25 Million, Is An Art Collector’s Dream appeared first on Texas Monthly.