Architect Steve Zagorski really hit all the marks on this one. The material pallet inside and out is classic and timeless. The building itself is fairly conservative but incorporates an off axis wall of windows in the living room and en suite bedroom to add a touch of playfulness.
Price: $2,349,000
Details: 3,386 sf, 4 Bed, 4 Bath
Read MoreThe Mesa Condos designed by Mark Odam were designed to address the needs of the missing middle in the housing market. I would say they have been a success. You’d be hard pressed to find the same square footage with a fenced yard for less than this in 78704.
Price: $599,000
Details: 1,227 sf, 2 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreThis is a classic University Hills ranch home from the 60’s. It looks like it’s been lovingly updated, and I think they have done a great job. I really like those raw concrete floors, it seems like most people cover them up these days but I prefer the honesty of the bare floors.
Price: $625,000
Details: 1,625 sf, 4 Bed, 2 Bath
Read MoreSome house, mine included, just look better from the backyard. Of course that’s because all the emphasis is on the private interior yard. I love how connected you feel to the outdoors in every room of this house thanks to the copious amount of glazing.
Price: $4,660,000
Details: 4,665 sf, 5 Bed, 6 Bath
Read MoreThis may be the most expensive project from coXist yet. I’d also go out on a rope and say it’s probably the largest and most exquisitely detailed to date. Really lovely work inside and out and just too many amazing details to point any out.
Price: $5,250,000
Details: 4,361 sf, 5 Bed, 6 Bath
Read MoreI love these giant stone facaded wedge shaped ranches. I feel like there is something uniquely Texan about them, and though they are straight out of the 70’s they look great with a little updating inside. This one is a perfect example, keep the good stuff like the Saltillo tiles and soaring ceilings, gut kitchens and baths.
Price: $1,950,000
Details: 2,642 sf, 4 Bed, 3 Bath
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