Tucked behind a private courtyard entrance, this Bouldin Creek home offers something the neighborhood rarely produces: generous square footage, genuine serenity, and a walkable position steps from the most sought-after district in Austin.

The tree canopy surrounding the property gives it an unexpected sense of remove. Lindell Avenue is a quiet, dead-end street with no thru traffic, where the city waits patiently until you're ready for it. When you are, Perla's, June's, and everything along Music Lane are moments from your front door.

Inside, the home lives like a single-story residence. The original 1947 footprint was designed for main-floor living, and that intention remains intact. The primary suite, a secondary bedroom, a dedicated office, two full bathrooms, and all main living and dining areas are on the ground floor. The dining area is framed by large windows that pull the outdoors in, and natural light moves through the downstairs all day. Upstairs functions as its own private wing, with two guest bedrooms sharing a full bath and a generous living and entertaining space that opens to city views.

The backyard is built for living. A stone fireplace anchors the seating area, the lot is flat and pool-ready, and the detached one car garage provides protected parking. 

Four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a dedicated office, and a front door that opens to one of the most livable blocks in Austin. Weekend farmers markets, late night pizza at Home Slice, Sunday morning coffee at The Meteor — all of it on foot, all of it yours.