This here is a classic Barton Hills ranch house. It was built in ‘77 but it looks like it’s had some fairly recent work done. I really love the kitchen, it’s probably my favorite part of this house. It’s also the most expensive thing to remodel, so it’s good to find a kitchen you love.
Price: $985,000
Details: 2,327 sf, 4 Bed, 2 Bed
Read MoreHere’s a nice 2014 project by McCabe Development. These unit B houses usually suffer from small square footage and no yard, but it looks like this one doesn’t lack in either category. Great location on this one too and it look like it has aged well.
Price: $925,000
Details: 1,866 sf, 2 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI loved this house 5 years ago when it was half the price, and I still love it. It was designed by Thomas Tornbjerg who I’ve always admired for his natural material pallet and playful use of skylight to bring more natural light into a space.
Price: $1,475,000
Details: 2,360 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreHere’s a nice 2016 build that looks just as fresh a new build. Just goes to show that if you make good timeless choices it pays off, in this case that comes as a $500k price jump in 3 years. Side note, that swoopy bed frame, not so timeless.
Price: $1,750,000
Details: 2,859 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreIt’s been fun watching the vernacular of modern architecture shift over the last 10 year in Austin. I love this latest project from Forsite that takes the often replicated farmhouse modern style so prevalent but pushes it to a higher level. That HUGE second floor covered deck is brilliant too.
Price: $822,000
Details: 1,944 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreOk, so nothing modern at all about this one, but just how adorable is this little Travis Heights mediterranean house from 1937. So many lovely intact features, it just needs a little elbow grease. That, and likely some deep pockets.
Price: $1,199,000
Details: 3,688 sf (with ADU) 4 Bed, 3 Bath
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