Second story that floats? ‘Weird Era’ estate for sale in Texas. Check it out
An unusual home nestled on 0.28 acre(s) has landed on the real estate market in Austin, Texas, for $4.5 million.
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom estate was designed by famous architect Arthur Dallas (A.D.) Stenger, who had a hand in re-branding the city’s “Weird Era” with his ”signature” house designs.
“Stenger’s designs are a fusion of nature and modernism, characterized by signature elements such as wood, stone, vast windows, and 50s-style fireplaces,” the listing on Sotheby’s International Realty described. “These homes prioritize natural light and ventilation, pioneering sustainable living in their time.”
When peering at the exterior of the residence in the photos, it appears that the second story hovers, or floats, above the first story, giving it an enigmatic appeal.
“1904 Arthur Lane is an original A.D. Stenger masterpiece that captivates with its bold architecture and unique charm,” the listing describes.
“As you enter, you’ll immediately notice the glass wall of doors that completely open up to the outside, seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor living. The interior is flooded with abundant natural light, creating a sense of harmony with the lush surroundings.”
According to the listing, features in and around the home include:
Chef’s kitchen
Entertaining spaces
“Spa-like” primary bathroom
Swimming pool
Bespoke sauna
“Situated in Barton Hills, one of Austin’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this home offers a harmonious blend of lush greenery and urban proximity,” the listing says. “Just a stone’s throw from downtown, Barton Hills showcases a diverse tapestry of architectural styles, embodying the true essence of Austin living.”
The listing is held by Kumara Wilcoxon of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty.
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