Some may argue whether this home has been modified too much to still call it a “Stenger” home, but I think that most will agree that it’s absolutely lovely. The mid century influence still comes through strong, but I’m sure all the modern amenities are well appreciated.
Price: $3,895,000
Details: 3,845 sf, 4 Be, 5 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 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 MoreHere’s a lovely A. D. Stenger designed home in Barton Hills. This one looks amazingly intact still and rumor has it that Mr Stenger himself actually lived here at one time. I absolutely love all the original finishes in this house, something you often don’t get with a Stenger. Amazing price on this one too.
Price: $999,000
Details: 1,240 sf, 2 Bed, 1 Bath
Read MoreHere’s a great opportunity for someone looking for a unmolested AD Stenger house. All the details that make his projects recognizable are still present and ready for a loving update. Really great location and yard with this one too.
Price: $1,100,000
Details: 1,459 sf, 2 Bed, 1 Bath
Read MoreIt’s getting rarer and rarer to come across these un-updated A.D. Stenger homes these days. This particular one looks like it had an addition at some point, but it’s been a minute and it still looks mostly intact. Lot’s of great bones here, could make an amazing home with a bit of work (money).
Price: $1,595,000
Details: 2,118 sf, 3 Bed 3 Bath
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