Wow, the post and beam entryway and living room in this house is absolutely stunning! It’s just too bad that the same styling doesn’t carry through to the rest of the house. Brilliant location and such a gorgeous lot on this one too.
Price: $1,600,000
Details: 2,707 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI love a simple single story flat roof modern house. It really strips down a house to it’s most essential parts, which of course means every little detail matters even more. When done right (ahem, Farnsworth, Stahl , *Eames) it can be magical.
Price: $1,400,000
Details: 2,750 sf, 3 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreI have to admit with all the Saltillo tile and the vaulted ceilings I though this one was built in the 50’s, but it turns out it stated at as a 1938 bungalow. Luckily all the updates look right at home on this one (get it!) and it looks like a lovely place to live.
Price: $1,600,000
Details: 2,796 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreHere’s a good looking duplex in Old West Austin. I never would of guessed from the architecture that this one is 10 years old already. There are a few tell tale signs inside, but honestly this interior is fresher than 70% of the new construction out there.
Price: $1,050,000
Details: 2,720 sf, 2 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreUnfortunately this one is doubly depressing. This 1953 mid century modern home designed by architect Leonard Lundgren is being billed as a tear down, with demo permit already approved. The high price tag comes from the large amount of land, which is where it gets even sadder. The adjacent lot that is being included in the sale is the former site for the William O’Connell designed home we featured last year. The home unfortunately is no longer with us. Pour one out for Austin architecture today. :(
Price: $2,550,000
Details: 1,383 sqft, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThe pictures on this home don't do it justice, so let me paint you a picture of what we've got here. The following is based on connecting a few dots I found while digging into the history of this house. This is a one owner home, designed by architect William O'Connell in 1955 for himself and his large family. From the street it's modest and unassuming but the house looks out over it's nearly .4 acres on the edge of Shoal Creek. The bones are there people, now it just needs a passionate buyer committed to bringing it back to it's former glory.
Price: $1,490,000
Details: 2,430+ sq/ft, 5 Bed, 4 Bath
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