Charming Bungalow near South Congress - Updated 1930s Home

Located half a block off South Congress and just minutes from downtown, the home is an excellent location for filming and photo shoots. The front yard’s beautiful oak, mountain laurel and crepe myrtle trees soften the noise of cars and pedestrians. The home and back yard are surprisingly quiet and serene. The front door opens to a small foyer. At the front of the house are two bedrooms, each with queen beds. The living room. The bathroom features the original claw foot tub with a classic shower surround - perfect for filming! The dining room has a huge fun/funky/glamorous/surprisingly-goes-with-everything chandelier. The kitchen has been updated with luxury features like a Wolf range. But the kitchen retains its vintage charm with features such as its 1950s porcelain-over-cast-iron sink with drain board. The back garden may be enjoyed from the breezy and spacious wooden deck. Built in 1930, this classic bungalow has an amazing ability to work in a variety of settings. The house could be home to families, young adults, and the elderly - of all social-economic backgrounds. It functions beautifully in modern times but also calls to a slower time, with chicken fryin’ on the oven and shoes a’shinin’ on the porch. (In fact, the current living room was previously a sleeping porch!) With original tongue-and-groove walls and spa-inspired decor, the home looks like the love child of Fixer Upper and Lake Austin Spa Resort - lovely and gracious in every way!