A truly bespoke, custom-built single-story residence completed in 2025, thoughtfully situated on a level 0.18-acre lot along a quiet, tree-lined street in the heart of beloved Tarrytown. Every inch of this home was intentionally designed—balancing light, flow, and intimacy—with luminous rooms, inviting nooks, and a sense of warmth that feels both curated and effortless.
Architectural arched doorways pay homage to Southwest and California Classical influences, while smooth stucco finishes and green-framed windows subtly reference Pueblo Revival design. The floor plan is artfully conceived to feel open yet purposefully defined, allowing the home to function beautifully for both formal entertaining and relaxed everyday living. Vaulted ceilings lend a sense of grandeur, while the overall atmosphere remains refined, welcoming, and remarkably comfortable. Wide-plank wood floors extend throughou...
Architectural arched doorways pay homage to Southwest and California Classical influences, while smooth stucco finishes and green-framed windows subtly reference Pueblo Revival design. The floor plan is artfully conceived to feel open yet purposefully defined, allowing the home to function beautifully for both formal entertaining and relaxed everyday living. Vaulted ceilings lend a sense of grandeur, while the overall atmosphere remains refined, welcoming, and remarkably comfortable. Wide-plank wood floors extend throughout, complemented by custom windows and skylights that bathe the interiors in natural light throughout the day.
Every material selection speaks to longevity and craftsmanship. Living brass hardware, including vintage push-button switches—sourced from Rejuvenation and Grandeur Hardware—was chosen to patina naturally over time, adding character and depth. Lighting is thoughtfully layered with pieces from Soho House Home, Visual Comfort, Amber Lewis Interiors, and Rejuvenation. Custom shades by The Shade Store and Pepper Home complete the interiors. This is a home designed with intention—not built to specification, but composed with discernment.
Timeless finishes create a serene and enduring aesthetic: honed stone surfaces, rich wood accents, and smooth stucco walls establish a warm, understated elegance. The fireplace features handmade tile from Mexico, while wallpaper selections from Zak & Fox, Schoolhouse Electric, and St. Frank add subtle texture and artistry. Custom upholstery adorns each built-in bench, reinforcing the home’s bespoke character.
The kitchen is the true heart of the home, designed for both daily comfort and elevated entertaining. Highlights include a cozy breakfast banquette, functional island, Jenn-Air appliances, and a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator—each element seamlessly integrated into a space that feels as inviting as it is functional.
The primary suite is privately tucked away, offering a tranquil retreat with a spa-inspired bath featuring Zia Terrazzo tile, a custom built walk-in closet & a convenient armoire. Two additional bedrooms share a beautifully appointed Jack-and-Jill bath. A thoughtfully designed mudroom includes built-in storage, laundry, and direct access to the carport. Additional storage is abundant, with a hallway closet system, walk-in pantry, and custom cabinetry in the living and dining spaces.
Landscaping was intentionally designed to be evergreen and resilient, evolving into a meadow-inspired façade that embraces a sense of ordered wildness—low maintenance, yet visually striking.
Ideally located in the heart of Tarrytown, this residence offers exceptional walkability and bike access to local favorites including neighborhood restaurants, Casis Elementary, Howson Library, Reed Park, Starbucks, and more. Recent additions of bike lanes and crosswalks along Exposition Boulevard enhance accessibility. Downtown Austin is just ten minutes away, with even quicker access to Lady Bird Lake’s Hike & Bike Trail and Deep Eddy Pool. Zoned to exemplary Casis Elementary.
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