Vintage homes for sale & real estate in Travis County, TX

Vintage Home for sale in Travis County, TX:

10,000 sqft lot in Allendale offer excellent schools, amenities and access to the best of Austin. Original 1950's home is ready to be replaced but the wonderful location stands ready for its next incarnation as a modern family home. Very easy commute against traffic down Mopac to Dell, Apple, IBM and Oracle plus walking distance to Gullet Elementary, Lamar Middle Scool and the recently refurbished Beverly Sheffield Park and pool.

Vintage Home for sale in Travis County, TX:

Charming 3-bedroom, 1-bath home filled with original character and situated on just under a quarter-acre lot zoned SF-3. Original hardwood floors run throughout the home, while the bathroom showcases vintage green tile that adds a fun, authentic touch of mid-century charm. Enjoy outdoor living from the large covered front porch or the spacious back deck overlooking the generous backyard. A covered carport includes an additional storage closet, and the storage barn in the backyard conveys with the property. With its original details, great outdoor spaces, generous lot, and SF-3 zoning, this home offers plenty of charm along with room to make it your own.

Vintage Home for sale in Travis County, TX:

Located at 805 Congress Avenue, this historic downtown Austin landmark is far more than a residence — it is a rare architectural masterpiece offering history, character, and exceptional versatility. Spanning four stories and more than 15,600 square feet across the upper three levels, the property blends timeless elegance with modern luxury in one of Austin's most coveted locations. A truly irreplaceable feature is the building's grandfathered three-phase electrical service — a rare infrastructure advantage that can no longer be replicated downtown — adding extraordinary flexibility for luxury residential living, large-scale entertaining, hospitality, or creative commercial

Vintage Home for sale in Travis County, TX:

Designed by the highly acclaimed and award winning architect, Mark Dubois of Dubois Studios (NYC & ATX), 6403 Hickman is lovely down to the last detail. Originally built in 1960, the property was completely reimagined in 2019 and transformed into a multi-structure sanctuary. The objective was to create a private space for recharging at home, and a working art studio suitable for a world class art collection with epic entertaining spaces. Studio Dubois understood the assignment and designed a space with a deep emphasis on natural light, craftsmanship, and seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. The main house contains two bedrooms and two bathrooms, two living rooms and