When I was a kid I always wanted to live in a big brick NYC loft. The Brazos lofts are probably about as close as you can get to that in Austin. Good old 1920's architecture fully expressed and barely ruined by an out dated kitchen and bathroom.
Price: $535,000
Details: 1,358 sqft, 1 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis classic 70's limestone ranch house got a major makeover inside. The best thing about these old homes are the vaulted ceilings. Having that extra height really makes the spaces so much more enjoyable. The 1/4 acre lot is pretty sweet too.
Price: $824,900
Details: 2,375 sqft, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreIf you can get passed the fact that this is tucked behind a bright green house, it's actually pretty rad. Great location in the heart of Holly, nice secluded back yard with a rare east Austin pool, and a simple, bright modern interior.
Price: $749,000
Details: 1,887 sqft, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreThis is one of two units in an attached duplex. For an extra $100k you can have one more bed and an extra 600 sqft. I really appreciate the detailing on this one by Pavonetti Architecture. I recognize a lot of their work but somehow I'm just now discovering them. Check out their website for more great work including their personal home that was featured in Dwell and a bunch of great projects coming down the pipeline.
Price: $519,000
Details: 1,095 sqft, 2 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreShout out to Dick Clark for always designing good spaces. This Brazos loft unit is one of the rare two story spaces. This is great design by todays standards but definitely wasn't the norm in the 90's. Speaking of holding up to the test of time, this reminds me of the Harwell Hamilton Harris condos...
Price: $675,000
Details: 1,571 sqft, 1 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis is an absolutely charming and affordable updated bungalow in east Austin. Admittedly a good deal of the appeal is the great furniture, but they have also done a fantastic job on the kitchen and bathroom as well.
Price: $315,000
Details: 864 sqft, 3 Bed, 1 Bath
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