This 1940’s home was taken down to the studs and modernized in every sense of the word. I love that they kept the same simple roof line for the entire structure but carved into the volume of the facade to create a sheltered entrance and back porch. I also love the juxtaposition of the minimalist architecture and the maximalist interiors. A+
Price: $850,000
Details: 1,230 sqft, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreI love the architectural aspects of this Dick Clark & Associates designed house, but I feel like they missed a bit on the interiors. Maybe it just needs some furniture, but those walnut cabinets look so imposing. Don’t even get me started on the wood flooring upstairs either…
Price: $2,175,000
Details: 3,500 sqft, 4 Bed, 5 Bath
Read MoreI have to admit that I’ve never even heard of The De Saligny condos before, but this remodeled unit sure does shine a nice light on them. This one bedroom is a great example of quality over quantity. Bravo.
Price: $699,000
Details: 1,107 sqft, 1 Bed, 1 Bath
Read MoreI appreciate the understated nature of this listing. The original 1947 house has been remodeled where appropriate and a small guest house was added for extra space. Most importantly though they managed to leave the good stuff intact.
Price: $725,000
Details: 1,821 sqft, 3 Bed, 1 Bath
Read MoreGreat work here from architect Davey McEathron. I especially like the metal screen on the carport, and all that tile from Clay Imports doesn’t suck either. Two thumbs up!
Price: $849,900
Details: 2,065 sqft, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreCome on San Marcus, why you got to tease us like this. It goes without saying that if this house was anywhere in Austin the price would probably be different. I love the clerestory windows and all the original woodwork on this one. It would be the perfect candidate for a tasteful update.
Price: $199,000
Details: 1,701 sqft, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
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