Perched atop a hill in the heart of historic Clarksville, this thoughtfully restored 1920s residence seamlessly blends original character with modern livability—just steps from neighborhood cafés, boutiques, & downtown Austin. Beneath a canopy of three mature shade trees, the home greets you with a classic front porch & freshly landscaped grounds, setting the tone for the timeless appeal found within.
Inside, the home honors its early-20th-century roots while embracing a light-filled, open layout designed for contemporary living. Period-inspired details and custom finishes are paired with a chef-caliber kitchen and inviting living spaces that feel both authentic and elevated.
The home underwent a comprehensive down-to-the-studs renovation in 2003, including all new plumbing & electrical systems, along with the addition of a spacious second-floor primary suite with office/den—thoughtfully integrated to respect the home’s original scale and character. Subsequent updates include refreshed kitchens & baths (2015), energy-efficient casement windows (2022), new countertops & backsplash (2023), updated lighting throughout, a steam shower, & a new roof—ensuring modern comfort without compromising charm.
The chef’s kitchen is equipped with Bosch, LG, and Thermador appliances, including a 6-burner range, steam and convection ovens, and a custom vent hood, complemented by maple cabinetry and designer window treatments. Two bedrooms with adjoining baths are located on the main level, while the upstairs primary retreat features California Closets and French doors opening to a newly renovated second-story porch with privacy screens.
Additional highlights include wired surround sound, smart security with remote access, screen doors, a low-maintenance zero-lot-line design, & a covered carport. Ideal as a lock-and-leave or a long-term residence, 1003 Blanco Street offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Clarksville history—beautifully updated for modern Austin living.