$525,000

Property Overview

This 1954 mid-century modern residence on Corona Drive in Windsor Park finally delivers on the neighborhood's architectural promise with authentically updated bones and thoughtful modern systems. Inside, clean lines, warm wood and tile flooring, and abundant natural light create an inviting 1,343 square feet across three bedrooms and two baths. The kitchen opens seamlessly to the dining area with induction cooking, while the primary suite includes a walk-in shower, custom closet shelving, and direct patio access. Fresh paint throughout, double-pane windows, and solar panels ensure energy efficiency without sacrificing character.

Beyond the main home, this Corona Drive property reveals its true richness in the outdoor spaces. A separate studio with its own climate control provides dedicated workspace, while a workshop offers storage and creative potential. The crown jewel is the carefully cultivated landscape: what was once a basic lawn has been transformed into a productive urban farm with drought-tolerant natives, turf-free zones, and mulch pathways that exemplify sustainable living. This move-in ready property sits on an expansive 7,710 square foot lot in a diverse, family-friendly community adjacent to Mueller and known for its growing food scene and affordable home values.

Vox Residential Insight

At $391 per square foot, this Corona Drive home sits right at the Windsor Park median, making it competitively positioned for buyers seeking authentic mid-century bones with modern systems and rare land development potential. The on-site studio and workshop, combined with the established edible landscape, appeal to the creative professionals and sustainable-minded homeowners increasingly moving into this neighborhood.

Agent Description

Windsor Park's mid-century modern moment is much sought after, but this one actually delivers. Clean lines, warm wood & tile floors, and soft natural light. Freshly painted inside & out, with double-pane windows & solar panels that keep the home energy efficient. Custom built-ins in each area offer plentiful storage. The kitchen flows easily into the dining area & features induction cooking. The primary suite features a walk-in shower & custom closet shelving & offers private access to the back patio. Two additional bedrooms share an updated hall bath. Steps from the back door, a separate office/ studio with its own window unit keeps work separate from home life; a dedicated workshop rounds out a property that is move-in ready. Step outside & the real character reveals itself. This lot has been transformed methodically over the years, from a basic lawn into a productive urban farm. The front yard is almost entirely turf-free. Mulch paths weave through drought-tolerant natives planted alongside pollinator favorites, every square foot doing something intentional. The backyard is organized & abundant in equal measure. Raised beds are overflowing with herbs & seasonal vegetables. Along the arbor, grapes offer shade & a restful retreat. Threaded throughout are fruit trees that have had time to establish & produce: pomegranate, peach, apple, fig, loquat, and pecan. It's a genuine edible landscape, including established kitchen garden beds. A growing space with deep roots, water-wise & unmistakably Austin. The shady pergola bridges indoors & out, made for slow mornings and easy evenings. Partial gutters, window shades & a clean mechanical picture throughout complete a home that has been maintained with care. Mueller HEB & Target are nearby. Mueller Lake Park and Bartholomew District Park trails, disc golf, a pool & playground are all within easy reach. Classic Windsor Park living with substance behind the style. Buyer to verify all information.

Neighborhood: Windsor Park

This property is located in Windsor Park, Austin, TX. The area is known for Affordable Homes, Growing Food Scene, Mueller Adjacent, Family-Friendly, Diverse Community.

At $391/sqft, this listing is priced near the Windsor Park median of $394/sqft.

Property Details

Listing data last updated: July 16, 2026

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