Named by Conde Nast Traveler as one of Austin's Top 10 Vacation Rental Homes in Austin in 2026!

Designed by one of Austin’s most celebrated modern architects, the home unfolds across three thoughtfully crafted floors — each with its own personality and purpose.

The sun-drenched first floor is anchored by an open-concept kitchen, living, and dining space where floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, opening directly onto your private heated pool. Come cooler months, it converts to a hot tub — no excuses to ever leave. The chef’s kitchen is genuinely stocked: custom walnut cabinetry, integrated refrigerator, wine fridge, top-of-the-line Thermador appliances, and a coffee bar. A 12-foot marble waterfall island seats six, the expandable dining table seats ten, and there’s enough cookware and serving ware to pull off a dinner party without a second thought. Spill out back to a shaded courtyard with lounge seating and a fire table — ideal for a nightcap. A reading nook stocked with modern board games and Austin travel guides rounds out the floor.

Up the sculptural hanging steel staircase — lined with original local art — the second floor houses the oversized master suite, a guest bedroom with queen bed and private bath, and a fully stocked laundry room. The master is genuinely special: king bed, a dedicated workspace, and a spa bathroom that earned a Top 10 Bathrooms of 2021 nod from Houzz. The centerpiece is a two-person soaking tub positioned beneath a two-story vaulted skylight — built for late-night stargazing without leaving the bath.

The third floor surprises. A spacious guest bedroom tucks queen and twin bunk beds into the gable of the modern farmhouse roofline, alongside a fourth bathroom and a music corner with keyboard. A bright loft with double bed sits under its own skylight, wrapped in windows with 180-degree views over the tree canopy. Step outside to the rooftop deck for unobstructed downtown skyline views — including front-row seats to Austin’s Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve fireworks.

The Neighborhood

Bouldin Creek is one of Austin’s most coveted pockets — full of original character, world-class modern architecture, and a famously free-roaming flock of peacocks. You’re half a block from Ricky Guerrero Park (splash pad, large playground) and the local city library, and a 5-minute ride from everything South Austin offers: ACL and SXSW festival grounds, acclaimed restaurants, and the kind of streets that make Austin, Austin.

Good to Know

∙ Heated pool/hot tub: Available in cooler months (generally October to April) for a flat $100 fee (covers up to 4 days). Just give 24 hours notice. Please note there is not a separate pool and hot tub. The pool converts to a hot tube when it's cooler.
∙ Whole-home audio: Sonos throughout — one playlist, every room.
∙ Entertaining extras: Additional tables and chairs available in the garage for larger gatherings.
∙ Parking: Two vehicles fit in the driveway, with plenty of free street parking beyond that.
∙ No parties: Please note that we abide by City of Austin rules banning parties at short-term rentals. We kindly ask that there are no outdoor activities including pool use or music from 10:30 p.m. to 7 a.m. Noise complaints and violation of no-parties rule could result in cancellation of reservation with no refund.
∙ Air Mattresses: The house has 3 twin bed air mattresses that are available for groups who don't wish share beds. However, please note the maximum number of guests is still 10 guests.