504 Annie St

Wow! Plenty of homes claim to be architecturally inspired, but few truly live the narrative. Featured in Austin Monthly and Architizer, this thoughtfully designed residence is a rare blend of spatial generosity, environmental consciousness, and effortless functionality. Custom-designed by architect Tom Hurt in 2012, this beautifully designed 4 bed, 3 bath home offers 3 additional, intentionally designed living spaces that make urban living in Travis Heights feel distinctly Austin. At its heart, a stunning protected Heritage Oak shapes a collection of flexible, hybrid spaces that adapt to the way you live, work, create, and unwind. The floor plan is as versatile as it is inspired. The primary suite level offers the potential for a parent-and-nursery configuration, while the attic yoga studio could easily transform into a moody speakeasy, a music room, or your own creative retreat. Here, thoughtful design meets the freedom to make a home uniquely yours.
And the commitment to thoughtful living extends beyond the architecture. The home earned a 4-star Austin Energy Green Building rating and features durable siding made from 80% recycled rubber, marrying sustainability with lasting performance. Of course, location is everything—and this one delivers. Just around the corner from the vibrant heartbeat of South Congress, you can spend the afternoon exploring Austin’s iconic shops, restaurants, and local haunts, then shift gears with a peaceful stroll along the Blum Creek Greenbelt or a refreshing dip at Big Stacy Pool. Architectural intention, adaptable living, sustainable design, and an unbeatable Travis Heights location. Honestly, does it get more Austin than this?