This bungalow, located in historic Old Enfield is classic, built in 1937. It features a living room with built-in bookcases that flow into a spacious dining area adjacent to the kitchen. The main floor also includes two bedrooms and a full bathroom. The upper level, formerly used as the owner’s suite, offers a sitting room, third bedroom, and bathroom. Original hardwood floors are carried throughout most of the home. The property's location in Old Enfield provides easy access to some of Austin's best local restaurants, including Jeffrey's, Josephine House, Taco Flats. Additionally, residents can enjoy leisurely strolls to nearby parks (Westenfield Park and Pease Park) and retail. Note that 1704 Hartford is insulated from Mopac by a couple of blocks and offers flexibility for living as-is, remodeling, or rebuilding. Non-permitted plans drawn. Seller financing is available. PLEASE NOTE OWNER'S BELONGINGS DEPICTED IN PHOTOS. HOME IS CURRENTLY VACANT.
Property Type :
Residential
Subdivision :
Enfield F
County :
Travis
Style :
Residential
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ByOwner last updated this listing 05/02/2024 @ 14:21
MLS: 3766952
LISTED BY: Mary Emma Partain, Compass RE Texas, LLC
SOURCE: ACTRIS
Buyer Agency Compensation: 3%
Buyer Agency Description: The listing broker's offer of compensation is made only to participants of the MLS where the listing is filed and if applicable, to participants of reciprocating MLS's as set forth in Association/MLS reciprocal agreements.
