This late 70’s build may have townhome vibes from the curb, inside you’ll find a whole other story. The interior is bright and airy thanks to double height ceilings and windows. It’s got a some good funky, like the interior planter box, and some bad, like the bathroom. Overall though, an amazing home full of potential.
Price: $1,900,000
Details: 3,525 sf, 4 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreA. D. Stenger’s first home built is up for sale, but so much has changed in the last 75 years it begs the question; Is it still a Stenger? It’s not that I’m against updating a home, and to be fair it’s a gorgeous house and I would love to live in it. Check out the last photo for the before…
Price: $4,195,000
Details: 3,845 sf, 4 Bed, 5 Bath
Read MoreAs a self confessed Louis. Khan fanboy I love a good modern building made out of brick. This lovely 2018 residence and guest house designed by Hugh Randolph is no exception and even gets extra points for carrying the brick work inside.
Price: $2,350,000
Details: 2,743 sf, 6 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreHere’s a funky one that could only have come from the 70’s. I absolutely love all the wood and the tiny little casita perched out there is giving me life today. A “to the studs” remodel and addition in 2012 means you don’t have to worry about any major issues.
Price: $2,750,000
Details: 2,573 sf, 7 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreThis 1950 house designed by Austin’s own A.D. Stenger would have been one of his first after graduating (dropping out really) from UT. While it’s changed over the years including a quirky movable-wall addition by MJ Neal, it is still a quintessential Stenger mid century modern.
Details: 2,199 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI’m pretty sure I’ve shared this Side Angle Side designed house before, but it’s just too good not to post again. They really did a great job with finishes on this one, and I’m always a fan of a house with a central courtyard.
Price: $3,895,000
Details: 3,797 sf, 4 Bed, 4 Bath
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