As original as the Crestview / Brentwood neighborhood, this Stuart Sampley designed project is a true one of a kind.

When you start to describe the property, people often interject, "Oh I know that home on Brentwood. I swoon every time we walk past!” The classic look and inviting front porch offer a subtle, yet memorable impression, but most don't understand the gravity of all this home offers.

We start on the ground floor with multiple living areas, master suite + office / exercise room attached, along with a full bath and well appointed MUD room that exits to the backyard. The heart of the home truly centers around the kitchen which overlooks the main family room via a bartop and boasts valuable prep island. Awash in natural light and soaring ceilings, the owners integrated an accent wall of reclaimed wood from a home in South Austin's Bouldin neighborhood. The master suite has a freestanding acrylic tub with a rainfall walk-in shower, dual vanity sinks (don't miss the floating mirrors), and large walk-in closet. 

Follow the glass railing upstairs to find 3 bedrooms, each with built-in desks for study nooks, and spacious kids retreat / gameroom. There is a Jack and Jill style bathroom that separates 2 of the bedrooms, and provides 2 vanity areas.

Outdoor access from the main family room expands the indoor space through sliding glass doors to an additional picnic area / side yard. Around the corner the real magic of this outdoor oasis comes to life poolside. The large pad with an umbrella is perfect for young kids and adults who just want to semi-submerge and cool off. The waterfall feature offers a great launching site for cannonball contests as well! The oversized two-car garage is mostly used for storage and workshop projects today. The current owners utilize the double carport for covered parking. It's a complete package of indoor and outdoor living; providing areas for socializing, family, and guests. 

We'd be remiss not to mention the solar panels located above the second story addition which provide credits from the City of Austin and greatly reduce the electric bill. It should also be noted, the home sports a long lasting standing steam metal roof versus the usual composition shingles.