A quintessential 1920s Hyde Park bungalow that blends original charm with thoughtful, practical updates in one of Austin’s most beloved historic neighborhoods and on one of the most coveted streets. A generous front porch complete with porch swing sets a welcoming tone and opens into a light-filled living space featuring original pine hardwood floors and high ceilings. The connected living, dining, and kitchen layout creates an easy, open flow, while vaulted ceilings in the dining area add volume and architectural interest.

Unusually spacious for a bungalow of this era, the kitchen offers excellent storage and counter space, making it both functional and inviting. A dedicated utility room adds everyday convenience rarely found in homes of this vintage. Recent updates throughout the home include recessed lighting, enhancing both function and ambiance.

The primary bedroom includes a generous sitting area, offering flexibility for a home office, reading nook, or future expansion—including the potential for a second bathroom. The shared bathroom was recently updated with a new vanity, lighting, and fixtures, providing a fresh, modern feel.

Out back, enjoy a private yard with a new wood privacy fence, outdoor deck, and alley access. The home also benefits from recent exterior paint and wood repair, adding to its curb appeal and long-term maintenance. A detached one-car garage provides additional versatility as a workshop, studio, or creative space.

Zoned to highly regarded Lee Elementary and ideally located in the heart of Hyde Park, this home offers true central Austin living—just blocks from neighborhood favorites like First Light Books, Moogie Pilates, All Day Pizza, and more.