The Bohn Home is one of Austin’s most iconic residences. Designed in 1938 by Roy L. Thomas and meticulously renovated and expanded by Dick Clark and Associates in 2014, this Pemberton Heights showplace is a shining example of Streamline Moderne, Art Deco inspiration elevated for a modern way of life. The 6,528 SF home, five bedrooms, and seven total baths greet you with a marble foyer, large living room, and dramatic solarium dining room reconfigured to capture magnificent city views. A beloved “magic door” that disappears into the ceiling creates an ideal separation between entertaining spaces and the new expanded gourmet kitchen featuring marble counters, a massive island, and European Arete cabinetry. A wall of glass doors opens to a patio, summer kitchen, pool, and spa surrounded by manicured landscaping and unimpeded skyline views over Shoal Creek. An attached 3-car garage, powder room, pool bath, and guest suite complete the main floor. You can find a private owner’s retreat with views of the UT clocktower, den, laundry, a new wing, a junior suite, and two more beds. The ideal location is in the timeless neighborhood of Pemberton Heights, minutes from downtown and UT. The ultimate backyard oasis includes multiple decks, a cantilevered tree house, a koi pond, private views of Pease Park, an Alfresco Grill, and a rooftop deck, all designed for today’s modern buyer who wants to live indoors and outdoors effortlessly. Extensive upgrades include solar panels, a water well, and a generator. The Wine Room, designed by Grandeur Cellars, stores approximately 1800 bottles with original artwork by Mr. Bohn, completed in 1940—historical tax exemption.