A 1929 Travis Heights main house (3/2.5) plus a detached 576 square foot ADU (1/1), both have been done right! In
2013, acclaimed architecture firm Clayton Korte (formerly Clayton & Little) re-imagined this gem from the ground up,
producing something genuinely hard to find: a property that honors its history while functioning beautifully for the way
people live today. Set on a generous .23-acre lot with frontage on both Brackenridge and Drake, and just a short walk
to South Congress, this is the kind of address that does the heavy lifting before you even walk through the door.
Inside, the ground floor flows the way a home should. A chef-grade kitchen with Wolf range, built-in wine fridge, and
oversized island is anchored by restored long-leaf pine floors and artisanal tile throughout. Accordion doors dissolve
the boundary between inside and out, spilling onto wraparound covered porches made for effortless entertaining. The
primary suite sits privately on the first floor, nestled in the courtyard. Two secondary bedrooms are upstairs with a full
bath and wet bar, and above them a third-floor lookout room with nearly 360-degree views serves equally well as a
meditation space, reading room, or the best office in Travis Heights. The oversized two-car garage (665 sq ft) features
epoxy floors, a mini-split, and extra storage making it ideal for a home gym without sacrificing parking. The detached
1 bed/1 bath ADU rounds out the property as a guest suite, home office, or income-producing rental. Travis Heights at
its best: character, craft, and a location that puts everything within reach. Buyer to verify all info.