If you could live anywhere in Austin, where would it be?

[SouthBayTodd]

Originally Posted by brucemc777

Dang. You a real psychic, or do you know me?

i think we could all use a home on a cliff in Hawaii. preferably in a quiet area with plenty of rocks and waterfalls.

[Biscuits]

2407 Harris Blvd, 78703

[angielt]

i would love a home somewhere in that area between exposition and scenic not far from lake austin, there are some beautiful old homes and gorgeous pieces of property....can't remember my favorite street over there. i would also want a waterfront on the southside of lake travis.....i'm definitely a waterbug so i can't be too far from it.

[twange]

Originally Posted by brattpowered

I'd want a small, older bungalow with a front porch in the Bouldin area or in the upper 40s between Hyde Park and North Loop. It would have lots of thick shade trees, a hammock and an alleyway out back.

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Originally Posted by Trainwreck20

If money was no object, I would have at least TWO homes . One would be located just south of the lake, maybe in Bouldin area, or the neighborhood just west of there across Lamar (can't think of the name). The other would be either out in the Hill County on some acreage, or maybe out on Lake Buchanan.

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Originally Posted by jread

I also love those homes right by downtown off W. 6th to W. 9th. Most of them have been converted to law offices, etc. but I would give anything to have an old Victorian like that in the downtown area.

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Originally Posted by dianadair

I just bought in Clarksville on 6th Street - because of the location and affordability.

WTF?

[mhudson78660]

Originally Posted by Biscuits

2407 Harris Blvd, 78703

That is amazing. Nothing like having 4 acres in the middle of town.

[62texan]

Tarrytown, Pemberton, Old Enfield

[jread]

Originally Posted by Biscuits

2407 Harris Blvd, 78703

That is INCREDIBLE! That house is just minutes from downtown and basically smack in the middle of the city. How many acres is that? It looks like at least one from the satellite image, but there are a lot of trees so I can't really tell.

I can't even begin to think how much that property is worth

[Trainwreck20]

Appraisal is $8.8MM for a 13.3k sq.ft house on just over 4 acres.....

[Biscuits]

Originally Posted by Trainwreck20

Appraisal is $8.8MM for a 13.3k sq.ft house on just over 4 acres.....

The land value alone would be in the $10m range if someone was looking to cut it into smaller pieces and develop it.