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Built in 2021, Ellis Highline Condos offers one of the best bang for your buck deals in the city. Featuring complete modern finishes inside and out, you will struggle to find any other condo in Austin that is as nice for the price. This unit is leased to a tenant until 2027 at $1,200 per month and holds a limited leasing permit for the building that will transfer with the sale. The building is capped on the number of units that can be leased at any given time, so this permit is valuable. This condo is ideal for investors looking for a low maintenance property that is in a growing area of Austin. Contact the Gill Cave Group to schedule a viewing.

1 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 8910942 MLS ⋅ 78752 Zip Code

Built in 2021, Ellis Highline Condos offers one of the best bang for your buck deals in the city. Featuring complete modern finishes inside and out, you will struggle to find any other condo in Austin that is as nice for the price. This unit is leased to a tenant until 2027 at $1,200 per month and holds a limited leasing permit for the building that will transfer with the sale. The building is capped on the number of units that can be leased at any given time, so this permit is valuable. This condo is ideal for investors looking for a low maintenance property that is in a growing area of Austin. Contact the Gill Cave Group to schedule a viewing.

6324 N Lamar Blvd Unit 424, Austin

BOLD MOVE JUST MADE BY SELLER! EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS… $225,000 Price Improvement on this one-of-a-kind home. Designed by the owner — a practicing architect — as his personal live-work compound in the heart of Brentwood. Not a renovation. Not a spec build. The architect's own work, built the way an architect builds for himself: every material chosen with intention, every space designed for a defined purpose, nothing off the shelf if something better could be made. The three sets of French doors are century-old, reclaimed pieces from New Orleans, salvaged after Katrina — his father's city. The floating roofline pays tribute to Eero Saarinen's Dulles Airport and to his wife's Air Force service. The bathroom tile references Peter Zumthor's thermal baths in the Swiss Alps. The treetop terrace tile was chosen in Havana. The covered breezeway is a West Texas dogtrot reinterpreted in Kebony hardwood. Materials chosen by someone who would live with them for decades: Accoya siding pre-patinated to an even gray — 50-year durability, no maintenance. Shou Sugi Ban burned panels, UV-protected and insect resistant. Nine custom glulam beams with steel-tipped ends that make the roof appear to float. Commercial-grade north-facing ribbon glazing integrated into the roof structure — maximum diffused light, zero heat gain. Sixty-program LED system embedded in the glazing: invisible by day, transformative at night. Two structures bridged by a covered Kebony breezeway — convertible to an enclosed glass porch, architect's renderings available. The architect-designed addition includes a workshop studio with private entrance, ADU-convertible layout, 230V-ready, and solar-roof-oriented. Gated compound. The buyer who has been searching for something genuinely different will recognize this immediately. STR and hybrid investors — private studio entrance and ADU-convertible addition.

3 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths ⋅ 4081810 MLS ⋅ 78756 Zip Code

BOLD MOVE JUST MADE BY SELLER! EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS… $225,000 Price Improvement on this one-of-a-kind home. Designed by the owner — a practicing architect — as his personal live-work compound in the heart of Brentwood. Not a renovation. Not a spec build. The architect's own work, built the way an architect builds for himself: every material chosen with intention, every space designed for a defined purpose, nothing off the shelf if something better could be made. The three sets of French doors are century-old, reclaimed pieces from New Orleans, salvaged after Katrina — his father's city. The floating roofline pays tribute to Eero Saarinen's Dulles Airport and to his wife's Air Force service. The bathroom tile references Peter Zumthor's thermal baths in the Swiss Alps. The treetop terrace tile was chosen in Havana. The covered breezeway is a West Texas dogtrot reinterpreted in Kebony hardwood. Materials chosen by someone who would live with them for decades: Accoya siding pre-patinated to an even gray — 50-year durability, no maintenance. Shou Sugi Ban burned panels, UV-protected and insect resistant. Nine custom glulam beams with steel-tipped ends that make the roof appear to float. Commercial-grade north-facing ribbon glazing integrated into the roof structure — maximum diffused light, zero heat gain. Sixty-program LED system embedded in the glazing: invisible by day, transformative at night. Two structures bridged by a covered Kebony breezeway — convertible to an enclosed glass porch, architect's renderings available. The architect-designed addition includes a workshop studio with private entrance, ADU-convertible layout, 230V-ready, and solar-roof-oriented. Gated compound. The buyer who has been searching for something genuinely different will recognize this immediately. STR and hybrid investors — private studio entrance and ADU-convertible addition.

5607 Jim Hogg Ave, Austin