902 Terrace Mountain

Lets be honest. The 80's and 90's were pretty dark ages for "modern" architecture. There was a lot of contemporary, or what I call "Beatle Juice modern" happening (watch the movie again, you'll get it). These cedar clad shed roofed homes were definitely a trend though, especially in more secluded settings. The cladding is equal parts brutal and softening and I've always loved the look of them. 

Price: $825,000

Details: 2,311 sq. ft.  3 Bed, 3 Bath

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1120 Gillespie #2

I know house hunting on a budget can be frustrating in Austin. One of the best ways to save some money is to go small. These 60's stand alone condo's pack a lot of punch into a small space. These are probably the best deal out there for someone that has to have mid century style in a central location. 

Price: $425,000

Details: 925 sq. ft.  2 Bed, 1 Bath

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7126 E Ranch Road 337

Well you don't see this everyday. If it wasn't for those 8' windows this 3,700 square foot concrete home in the middle of 40 acres just might be the perfect zombie apocalypse getaway. I do love the brutalist industrial material pallet though and the way it is built into the mountain. I'd love to see some better interior shots...

Price: $997,500

Details: 3,700 sq. ft.  4 Bed, 2 Bath

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208 S Meadowlark

Every time I post these Lakeway modern homes I get comments from the haters that say "yeah, but you have to live in Lakeway". For the record I get it and totally agree. That being said if having a modern house is your number one priority and you are on a budget, this is about as good as it gets. 

Price: $605,000

Details: 2,538 sq. ft.  3 Bed, 3 Bath

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