While I am usually a big fan of updating kitchens and bathrooms in mid century homes, every once in a while there is a kitchen just to good to mess with. Such is the case in this house who’s kitchen was originally featured in Better Homes and Gardens. In addition to being an amazing house, it’s a great deal thanks to the slightly out of the “central” pocket location.
Price: $420,000
Details: 2,040 sf, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreLet’s finish this week off on an affordable note. This charming north Austin home is a lot of bang for the buck. This little pocket called Windsor Hills (not to be confused with Windsor Park) is my go to spot for affordable mid century modern. There isn’t a lot of turnover but when something pops up it’s usually a great deal.
Price: $345,000
Details: 1,500 sf, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThe exterior on this one leans a little bit too much kitsch for me, but if you can get over that what you are left with is a nicely remodeled home for a good price. The bonus is that the Windsor Hills area (not to be confused with Windsor Park) is also a rad little pocket of mid century homes, all equally affordable.
Price: $319,900
Details: 1,592 sqft, 4 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreI've been waiting for this one to hit the MLS so I could share it. This thing is an absolute time capsule. With good reason too. This house was architect designed in 1963 by Leon Chandler and has had the same owners living there ever since. Brilliant!
Price; $850,000
Details: 1,790 sq/ft, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreI hate to give all my secrets away, but if you've been wondering where all the good affordable housing went, it's time to get to know Windsor Hills and Copperfield. These are a few of my go to neighborhoods that have reasonably affordable mid century modern homes. Best of all most, like this one, haven't been messed up by investors yet. The possibilities are huge.
Price: $294,400
Details: 2,244 sq/ft, 4 Bed, 2 Bath
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