Updated 1960s Mid-Century Modern design in coveted Balcones West, just 10 minutes from The Domain and Downtown Austin! Premier 1960s craftmanship was combined with on-trend modern design elements to create this stunning masterpiece! Meticulous attention to detail can be found at every turn including tray/cathedral ceilings, intricate crown molding, designer light fixtures and wide-plank European Oak wood flooring. The unique floorplan was perfectly designed for entertaining with a shared formal living/dining room near the entry and a large second living that spills into the eat-in kitchen and boasts a dramatic cathedral ceiling, a built-in bookcase and a 1960s gas fireplace with a custom wood mantle. The dazzling kitchen will inspire you to create decadent meals with its white cabinetry, gold accents, herringbone tile backsplash, high-end quartz countertops, and sleek stainless-steel appliances. The primary suite boasts a cathedral ceiling, upgraded carpet flooring, a large walk-in closet, and private en-suite bath with marble-look flooring, a quartz vanity and separate make-ready station, and a walk-in shower. There are also three secondary bedrooms with upgraded carpet flooring and a shared guest bathroom updated with a quartz dual vanity, decorative mirrors, all new fixtures, and a tub/shower combo. The zero-maintenance artificial turf backyard is the perfect setting for hosting family and friends and features a custom wooden play fort, a sprawling wood deck for grilling or outdoor dining, and a comfortable screened-in patio where you can relax away from the mosquitos. The home is set under a canopy of towering oak trees on a no through traffic street within walking/biking distance to Hill Elementary. NEW roof in 2022! Recent HVAC (2020), double-pane windows (2013), and tankless water heater (2020). Super easy access to Mopac and the express lane. Only 1 mile from Starbucks, Alamo Drafthouse, Walmart, and many shops/restaurants. Listed with Cara Keenan of Realty Austin. Fabulous photos and tour by Tour Factory.
