Posts in Northwest Hills
7909 Tealwood

Now this is how you remodel a townhouse. There were some good bones to start with, high ceilings, fireplace etc. Not only did they not cheap out on the finishes, they even went high end (Miele) on the appliances. Not something you see in this price point very often. 

Price: $415,000

Details: 1,308 sq. ft.  2 Bed, 2 Bath

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4703 Westslope

5 years ago I would have hated this house. Now with a little more world travel under my belt I have to admit I have a soft spot for the Santa Fe style. I especially love the outdoor courtyard and pool, but even the interior spaces are great. Big bright and open, just the way I like it. 

Price: $859,900

Details: 3,687 sq. ft.  4 Bed, 3 Bath

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6107 Mountainclimb

I call a lot of 60's ramblers "mid century modern" but this looks like it is the real deal. Just like today the difference between the real deal and imitation is often the involvement of an architect. In this particular case it was apparently Kuehne, Kuehne and Milburn. I love all the original drawings that they still have of the house, though the lack of interior photos tells me it may need a little work. My favorite part? The note that says "Price as per this sketch $21,300". Sigh, I can't even get my landscaping done for that now...

Price: $549,000

Details: 1,661 sq. ft. 3 Bed, 2 Bath

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8400 Emerald Hill

The Northwest Hills area is one of my favorite suburban neighborhoods in Austin. It used to be a great place to get a sub $500k mid century house. Unfortunately prices have gone up since then. Luckily there are still relatively reasonably priced gems like this. Sure it's got some quirkyness (that kitchen!) but I see lots of potential here. 

Price: $599,000

Details: 2,422 sq. ft.  4 Bed, 3 Bath

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