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This Barton Hills home was designed by Austin midcentury master A.D. Stenger, who designed and built more than 100 homes in the city in the 1950s.
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While the home has been modified over the years, it retains alll of Stenger’s original designs—the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and vaulted, beamed ceilings are some of his trademarks.
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More Stenger’s of work can be found in the peaked roof, large windows allowing indoor-to-outdoor transition, exposed wood beams, organic materials, and open floor plan.
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The home was redesigned in 1990 and offers three bedrooms and three full bathrooms in 1,791 square feet. It has hardwood floors throughout; a remodeled ensuite master bathroom with soaking tub, double vanity and walk-in closet; a new with built-in, wrap-around benches and wooden privacy fence; and a carport, workshop and outdoor storage shed.
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• 1907 Paramount [Coldwell Banker]