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A midcentury home built in 1963 with a great Travis Heights location continues to drop its asking price. The most recent cut, in November, was $14,000, with a total reduction of almost $44,000 since it went on the market last May.
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The 1,561-square-foot home is the former location of Top Hat Records’ recording studio, which worked with everyone from Jimmie Vaughan to Calexico (and has since moved on to Knoxville, Tenn.
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Evidence of the original studio is abundant and well-staged, as are a few other original features, including (most likely) the bathroom tile and, of course, the classic, modern/ranch-style layout.
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The house has a terraced backyard with patio, gardens, and putting green, as well as many updates. It was most recently a short-term rental, and the profession-quality recording space is intact.
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• 2302 Rebel Road [Realty Austin]