Here’s what $420K buys in Austin right now

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a column that explores what one can rent or buy for a set dollar amount in various Austin neighborhoods. Today’s price: $420,000 (or thereabouts) per month. Vote for your favorite below.

Via Redfin

745 Cherico Street

This 1940s bungalow, asking $425,000, has a charming remodel and a bonus, 200-square-foot studio. Located in East Austin’s Govalle neighborhood, the 1,197-square-foot, wood-frame home has two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms. It features new hardwood floors, stone countertops, and expanses of exposed shiplap throughout. There’s also a second living area with high, vaulted ceilings, a covered back porch, and a leafy backyard.

Via Redfin

1503 Ridgemont Drive

A midcentury home in Delwood (one of the more popular sections of Windsor Park) is on the market for $425,600. Built in 1954, the one-story, 1,415-square-foot house has original hardwood floors and vintage tile as well as a fully remodeled kitchen, a covered back patio, three bedrooms, and one bathroom.

Via Realty Austin

6504 Porter Street #1

A new build in Montopolis, this two-story, detached condo has an open floor plan, bamboo and concrete floors, high ceilings, and frameless windows capturing sunlight throughout. There’s a covered patio and a fenced backyard as well as a one-car garage. Asking $409,000, the 1,600-square-foot home has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Via Compass

1101 Hollow Creek Drive, Unit 2201

If you’re into the South Austin condo lifestyle, it’s available for an asking price of $425,000 in this classic Barton Hills complex. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom (or two-bedroom-plus-office) unit measures 1,318 square feet and has an open floor plan, an updated kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, and breakfast nook, and a covered balcony. HOA fees are $291 per month, and it comes with two parking spaces.

Via Redfin

5910 Sunshine Drive

A classic Brentwood midcentury asking $405,000 beckons fans of the form, the neighborhood, and, probably of renovation. The one-story, 1,103-square-foot house has three bedroom and two bathrooms, as well as vintage tile, cabinets, and countertops. It’s located on a cul-de-sac on a large lot with mature trees and other vegetation and has had recent system and structural updates.