I love these giant stone facaded wedge shaped ranches. I feel like there is something uniquely Texan about them, and though they are straight out of the 70’s they look great with a little updating inside. This one is a perfect example, keep the good stuff like the Saltillo tiles and soaring ceilings, gut kitchens and baths.
Price: $1,950,000
Details: 2,642 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreTwo houses for the price of, well, two houses. It’s hard to tell from the photos but there is a not one, but two 2 homes here. The finish out and design are the same and they can be purchased together or separate. You’ll have to share the pool though.
Price: $3,000,000
Details: 5 Bed, 5 Bath
Read MoreI’ve always thought that these Bouldin Creek townhomes were interesting. This particular unit has a particularly lovely private outdoor area as well, making it even more compelling.
Price: $1,050,000
Details: 2,190 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreGet the best of both worlds. This classic 1930’s Travis Heights bungalow has had some major upgrades while managing to keep all of its charm. I love it when a house gets a second chance instead of being torn down to build something bigger.
Price: $1,995,000
Details: 2,834 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI love a good gabian wall, especially when all that roughness is juxtaposed agains a soft material pallet of wood and stucco. Black Rabbit has long been one of my favorite architects in town, and this project shows exactly why I love them so much. Gorgeous work inside and out.
Price: $2,300,000
Details: 2,294 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI absolutely love the material pallet on this new build. The juxtaposition and massing of the brick wing creates an interesting tension between the rest of the house. Inside the extensive use of wood as a finish tickles me pink. It’s just a shame the the previous house isn’t around any longer.
Price: $5,325,000
Details: 4,933 sf, 5 Bed, 6 Bath
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