A rare Avenue G address in the Hyde Park Historic District puts this single-story duplex on one of Central Austin’s most recognized and sought-after streets. Set on a 0.181-acre lot shaded by a tree canopy, this property delivers two fully independent living units on a single level, each with its own kitchen, dining area, living room, bathroom, and private entry. This is the kind of Central Austin duplex that buyers search for and rarely find available in Hyde Park. Hardwood floors run through the living spaces, grounding both units in the period character that defines Hyde Park. Two covered patios, one at the front entry and one at the rear of the property, along with a large carport extend the livable footprint outdoors, while the lot’s oak trees create a private, shaded setting that is a defining feature of Avenue G. The floor plan, confirmed at approximately 2,016 square feet across both units, gives each home a complete and functional layout. From this address, residents walk to Shipe Park and Pool, Quack’s 43rd Street Bakery, Antonelli’s Cheese Shop, Tiny Grocer, and Julio’s Cafe. Central Market at 39th and Lamar is minutes away. The Hyde Park Historic District sits 3 miles from downtown Austin with no highway required, served by Capital Metro and one of the city’s most established bike networks. Zoned to Austin ISD, with McCallum High School and Bryker Woods Elementary nearby. The Hancock Golf Course, the oldest public golf course in Texas, is a short distance away. Duplexes on Avenue G in the Hyde Park Historic District represent some of the most enduring real estate value in all of Central Austin.