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What kind of Homes are in Austin Texas?

By Alan Kirkpatrick

Real Estate Agent with Austin Texas Homes

January 24, 2008 04:31 PM

A first time homebuyer might enjoy this bargain at 125,000. How about a Condo. You can be right downtown with great views of the City and right in the middle of the action.

Austin Texas Homes, Real Estate in Austin

Lots of choices in the Austin Area, you can be live like a king or build to suit. You can buy and restore.

Beautifuly homes with Character.

YOU Can have your Pick.

Examples of Old West Austin Historic District Architecture


1853 Pease Mansion/Greek Revival	1910 Harris House.jpg	1917 Tudor Revival.jpg

1920 Medieval Style	1920 Batts House/ Spanish Colonial.jpg	1923 Stucco Dutch Colonial.jpg

1925 Spanish Colonial.jpg	1929 Colonial Revival.jpg	1932 Brick Colonial Revival.jpg

1932 Multi-family.jpg	1933 Classical Revival.jpg	1933 Craftsman Style.jpg

1933 Monterey Style.jpg	1935 Brick Multi-family.jpg	1935 Colonial Revival.jpg

1935 French Eclectic.jpg	1935 Tudor Revival Duplex.jpg	1936 Colonial Revival.jpg

1937 Brick Bungalow.jpg	1937 Brick Rectangular.jpg	1937 Tudor Revival Duplex.jpg

1937 Tudor Revival.jpg	1938 Colonial Revival.jpg	1938 Georgian Colonial Rev.jpg

1938 Tudor Revival.jpg	1939 Brick Tudor Revival.jpg	1939 Moderne/Bohn House.jpg

1940 Colonial Revival style.jpg	1940 Wood Asymmetrical.jpg	1940 Wood Colonial Revival.jpg

1941 International Style.jpg	1941 Wood Asymmetrical.jpg	1942 Brick Colonial Revival.jpg

1942 International Style.jpg	1942 Ranch Style.jpg	1942 Stone Bungalow.jpg

1947 Brick Asymmetrical.jpg	1948 Wood Asymmetrical.jpg	1949 Ranch Style.jpg

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Karen Anne Stone

New Home Hunters of Fort Worth and Tarrant County - Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth Real Estate

Hi Alan: What a cool post. I love the pictures, but would really like to know pricing on them. For example, what is the price on the 1933 Craftsman Style ? Also, I looked at the condo website, but no prices, no floor plans, but a pretty decent video on one of the floor plans. Thanks for sharing...

Jan 24, 2008 04:52 PM

Todd and Danielle Millar

Glenn Simon Inc. - Edmonton, AB

Nineteen years of excellence!

Apparently Texas has a lot of beautiful houses! Great photos and wouldn't mind a few for myself.

Jan 24, 2008 08:32 PM

Jason Crouch

Austin Texas Homes, LLC - Austin, TX

Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653)

Alan - This is a great post. I would also recommend including some basic pricing information on how much homes like this cost in today's market.

Jan 25, 2008 01:51 AM

Alan Kirkpatrick

Austin Texas Homes - Round Rock, TX

Alan in Austin

Karen:

Thanks for your comments. The point of the post was not so much to look at pricing but at the Architecture in Austin. I thought is was facinating to see all the variety in one area. I will try to do a follow-up with some pricing.

Jan 25, 2008 02:13 AM

Todd:

Thanks for your comments glad you enjoyed the variety of pictures.

Jason:

Good advice. As I stated with Karen, I was trying to show the Architecture of Austin more than actual pricing. But both comments make me think I should do another post with pricing on the various types of homes. Thanks.

Jan 25, 2008 02:16 AM

Chul KIM McGuire

CorpusTV.com - Corpus Christi, TX

Alan, those are some FANTASTIC looking homes... especially the old Austin.

Austin is still a Bohemian type of culture and attitude around down town? The music and nite life scene?

Cheers, KIM!

Jan 25, 2008 12:04 PM

Hi Alan: I understand that that was the point of your post, but even some of us REEL-TORZ are usually curious about pricing. And, I just like that home, and wondered what the price was. Take care...

Jan 25, 2008 12:37 PM

Don Eichler

Eichler Properties - Granbury, TX

Alan Where is the Beef, I mean the Price. Great Post. Don Eichler

Jan 25, 2008 01:48 PM

Kim:

Yes Bohemian is still a good word for here and it fits. Although the growth is bringing modernism to the forefront recently.

Thanks for coming back. Will try to get a post up with numbers.

Don:

Did Karen talk to you? Just kidding. Got your point.

Jan 25, 2008 03:58 PM

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Rita

I'd be interested in learning a bit about lots for sale in Austin & surrounding area. We really want to build our own home. We've found a Craftsman plan we love on www.monsterhouseplans.com. We'll be retiring at the end of the year and have pretty much nailed down Austin as our spot.

Apr 07, 2008 04:00 AM

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Hey Rita:

Thanks for your comments. I would be happy to set up a private viewing page for you to look at some lots just email me at: alanmaz1@earthlink.net

If you are planning a visit soon email or call me at: 512-709-3336 so I can help you make any arrangements you might need. Austin and the surround hill country is a great place to live! The monster house plans site is really great. I know a couple of builders who can also be a good resource for you.

Apr 07, 2008 04:06 AM

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