3005 4th ST # 1

Designed by McEatheron Architecture and built by Urban ATX, this is a deliberate, design-forward home in one of South Austin’s most walkable pockets. Cedar siding, board-formed concrete, and steel-edged landscaping set the tone before you’re even through the door.

Inside, the main level is one open run of kitchen, dining, and living, built around a waterfall island, a built-in wine wall, and a walk-in pantry. Floor-to-ceiling sliders open the back wall completely, putting the pool in view from the kitchen, the dining table, and the couch. A steel-and-wood staircase anchors the center of the house and leads up to a vaulted loft — flexible space for a second living room, a media room, or a home office that doesn’t feel like an afterthought.

The primary suite delivers on the rest of the house’s promise: 11-foot ceilings, a skylight, a freestanding soaking tub, a separate walk-in shower, and hand-laid patterned tile. A second bedroom looks directly into a mature oak canopy, and a built-in bunk room adds real flexibility for guests, kids, or a home gym.

Outside, a covered deck with a fire bowl runs alongside a heated lap pool, bordered by turf and Corten steel planters that keep maintenance low. One more flight up, a rooftop deck looks out over the treeline to the downtown skyline — genuinely one of the better private views in 78704.

Mere minutes to South Congress and Bouldin Creek, with an easy run downtown when you need it.

Listing courtesy of Compass RE Texas, LLC.