Located in one of the most coveted pockets of the highly desirable Barton Hills neighborhood, this one-of-a-kind mid-century residence is a rare architectural treasure. Originally designed by Robert S. Harris, Architect, and rumored to have been built by Stenger, the home was originally built in 1966 and underwent a meticulous renovation and thoughtful addition with architecture by Dob and Eel and build and interior finish out by Cary Paul Studios.

Set on an expansive .33-acre lot beautiful oak trees, this 3,144 SF home showcases a distinctive mid-century layout with bold angles, dramatic lines, and a dramatic central kitchen with celestory windows. The reimagined floor plan offers 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2 living rooms, and a dedicated study.

Enterting thru the restored front door, a striking restored stand-alone fireplace anchors the main living area along with limestone block walls which were restored during the full-scale renovation. The home was fully gutted, with all major systems replaced, offering the rare combination of historic design integrity and the peace of mind of a near-new build.

Perfectly positioned within walking distance to Barton Creek Greenbelt trails, Barton Springs Pool, Zilker Park, and Barton Hills Elementary, this location offers the quintessential Austin lifestyle. This is a rare opportunity to own an extraordinary piece of Austin’s architectural history – ready for the next era.