This one shares a lot of the same DNA as yesterdays post. It’s a updated 50’s bungalow with some nice original features and some nice new additions. While this one doesn’t have a pool I have a hunch you could find a place on that .3 acre lot for one.
Price: $489,900
Details: 1,440 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreMid century and mid century modern are very different things. I happen to like both but prefer the latter. For those that are fans of straight up 50’s style this house built in 1952 has some drool worthy original details. Oh, and that pool is pretty great too especially considering the under $500k sticker.
Price: $429,900
Details: 1,486 sf, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThe dreamy twin houses are the brainchild of the office of Davey McEathron. As good looking as they are I think the insides are my favorite part. It’s such a nice mix of natural materials and pops of subdued color.
Price: $749,900
Details: 2,049 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreThis gorgeous 50’s home in east Travis Heights (I know it’s a groaner, but I’m still using it) just saw a major remodel and I’m loving it. The did a great job opening up the floor plan, and while the interior is largely unrecognizable compared to before (in a good way) they did manage to keep a few small features.
Price: $795,000
Details: 1,750 sf, 3 Bed, 3 Bath
Read MoreI have to admit, the thing I love the most about this house is the decorating. It’s a good thing to remember though, some good furniture and art goes a loooong way to making a place look great. That being said, this is still a solid mid mod for under $500k.
Price: $400,000
Details: 1,350 sf, 3 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreHere’s an interesting one.This 60’s ranch is skirting a few different architectural styles but somehow manages to pull them all together with a clean white modernist interior. I admit I’m a bit smitten by it, and looking at the numbers you have to admit it’s a good deal (if you don’t mind the drive to Lakeway).
Price: $519,900
Details: 2,596 sf, 3 Bed, 4 Bath
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