OFFER DEADLINE 11/24 at 10AM. A soulful 1940s bungalow set on an oversized corner lot along one of Tarrytown’s most beloved tree-lined streets. Just under 2,000 SF with 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, this thoughtfully designed home blends the charm of its era with elevated design. Wrapped in towering cedar elms & oaks, it lives like a quiet, shaded retreat. Inside, sunlight pours through multiple exposures, offering nearly panoramic views of lush foliage—a rare benefit of the home’s corner positioning. Hardwood floors run throughout, tall ceilings enhance the back bedrooms, and designer lighting—from Kelly Wearstler, Charlotte Perriand, Isamu Noguchi, and Lumfardo—adds understated architectural sophistication. Layers of texture come through in the Graber woven shades and custom drapery featuring Belgian linens by Designs of the Time and raw silk by Rusty Arena. Recent enhancements include a full renovation of the primary bath with Rhino Bianco stone and Studio McGee by Kohler plumbing fixtures, new flooring and tilework in the kitchen and secondary baths that nod to the home’s original charm, a brand-new deck, refreshed interior and exterior paint, and landscaping by Matt Gatewood completed in 2024. The outdoor spaces are a natural extension of daily life where kids and pets have room to roam in the shaded yard, neighbors linger along the sidewalks, and the mature trees along Schulle Avenue offer both beauty and gentle summer cooling. A quintessentially Tarrytown location—quiet, walkable, and bordered by some of Austin’s most treasured natural areas. Enjoy morning walks to Muny, strolls to Reed Park via Scenic Drive, or effortless bike rides to Deep Eddy. With Cherry Lane and Schulle Avenue being non-thoroughfare streets, the setting remains remarkably peaceful, and the sense of community is genuinely warm. A rare blend of character, thoughtful design, and an unbeatable walkable pocket of Tarrytown, this is a home that feels collected over time and deeply cared for.