Effortlessly blending vintage charm with modern sophistication, this 1952 bungalow is nestled in the vibrant Chestnut/Rosewood neighborhood of East Austin. With downtown just a short bike ride away, this home offers a walkable lifestyle that feels uniquely Austin—where historic character meets fresh growth and local energy. The inviting layout features 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area bathed in natural light from 18 large windows. Original hardwood floors and bungalow-style proportions showcase the home’s classic character, while recessed lighting, ceiling fans, and stylish finishes bring modern comfort. The serene primary suite includes walls of windows and private access to a balcony tucked among the trees—an ideal retreat for morning coffee. The updated bathroom is thoughtfully designed with a walk-in shower featuring floor-to-ceiling tile, frameless glass, and a warm wood vanity. Outdoors, over 400 square feet of spectacular tiered decking creates a seamless extension of the living space, perfect for al fresco dining, evening gatherings, or quiet relaxation. The private backyard is beautifully landscaped with xeriscaping and bamboo-lined greenery, offering an urban oasis just minutes from downtown. Major updates include a new roof in 2024. This location captures the essence of East Austin living, with the Boggy Creek Greenbelt trail just steps away, connecting you to beloved neighborhood spots like Veracruz Tacos, Desnudo Coffee, Birdie’s (a James Beard–nominated restaurant), and Zed’s Ice Cream. Just minutes from the nightlife and entertainment of East 6th and Manor Road, yet tucked into a welcoming neighborhood of tree-lined streets and historic homes, this property embodies the perfect balance of privacy, character, and convenience. See documents for a full summary of updates and features. See documents for updates and features. For more info, go to: https://wkf.ms/4lXY0FD