Nestled in a rare cul-de-sac in the charming and historic Hancock/UT neighborhood, this contemporary one-owner and custom home by BMH Design Studio offers a serene retreat while being just minutes from the heart of Austin. Built in 2003 and subsequently featured in the Austin American Statesman and Tribeza magazine, this residence exudes a timeless architectural appeal with expansive windows, warm stone accents, and a design that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living. Very site-specific architecture provide abundant glass and connection to nature while still offering utmost privacy. Beautiful wood-clad Marvin custom windows create a light-filled floor plan and flow. The open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area and a dedicated office nook off the kitchen, make this home extremely livable and an ease for entertaining guests. Downstairs, the living, dining and kitchen spaces all flow together with the benefit of abundant windows on both the east and west sides of the home. The windows orienting to the east look out to the private backyard that is framed by a generational live oak tree. Accessible from the living room is a large screened-in porch that is shaded on the east side of the home. Upstairs, the primary suite features a generous walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom with separate soaker tub and shower along with a private balcony. Tucked beyond the bookshelves that frame the hallway in the primary suite, there is a private study that benefits from a high dormer window on the north side of the home. A short stroll to Lee Elementary, close to Kealing Middle, and the fine arts program at McCallum High – this home offers an unbeatable location close to UT Austin, Hyde Park, and downtown. Just a few blocks from Hancock golf course, Central Market North, the main UT campus and Moody Center, local art museums, and the State Capitol. Experience a blend of modern comfort and classic Austin character in this classic and timeless residence.