$539,555

Property Overview

A hilltop perch on Reyes Street in East Austin delivers unobstructed downtown skyline views that transform with the light, anchoring this 2025 architectural statement designed by Pavonetti Architecture. The inverted floor plan places both bedrooms and two baths at the main entry level, leaving the upper floor entirely devoted to an open kitchen, dining, and living zone beneath vaulted ceilings. Picture and casement windows frame the downtown Austin skyline from every angle, while a covered balcony extends the viewing experience into the evening when city lights activate the vista.

Interior finishes reflect thoughtful design at every level: wide-plank oak flooring, limewash walls, designer tile, and quartz counters establish a warm, Scandinavian-influenced aesthetic that doesn't compete with the architecture. The kitchen features a full-height wood cabinetry wall and gas cooktop, while stackable washer-dryer connections on the main level and a 1-car garage address practical needs. At $487 per square foot for 1,108 square feet, this sits meaningfully below comparable new construction in the neighborhood.

The 8,329-square-foot lot provides genuine outdoor space—landscaped front and back yards with automatic irrigation, wood fencing, and a private entrance that distinguishes this home from typical urban lots. Serving Ortega Elementary and Austin ISD schools, the Chernosky 07 subdivision location offers park and trail access within walking distance, and notably carries zero HOA fees despite being part of a planned community.

Vox Real Estate Insight

This property represents a rare combination in East Austin: new construction with both architectural pedigree and authentic land ownership, positioned for buyers seeking city views without the typical condo fee structure. At Vox Real Estate, we're seeing strong demand for hilltop homes along the

Agent Description

**Seller will contribute up to $10k towards buyers closings costs or rate buydown with an acceptable offer.** Newer construction. A yard of its own. No HOA dues. And a downtown view that changes completely when the sun goes down. Downtown views are the defining feature of this East Austin home, with a hilltop position that captures the skyline from the main living spaces, balcony, and oversized windows from sunset through the city lights at night. Designed by Pavonetti Architecture with interiors by BB Design, the 2025 freestanding home pairs strong architecture with a warm, Scandinavian-influenced interior and a floor plan designed around the view. The inverted layout places two bedrooms and two baths on the entry level, while the upper floor opens to the kitchen, dining, and living spaces beneath vaulted ceilings. Picture and casement windows bring in natural light and keep downtown in sight throughout the room. Wide-plank oak floors, limewash walls, and designer tile bring texture to the interiors without competing with the architecture. The kitchen is a standout, with full-height wood cabinetry, open shelving, quartz surfaces, a large island with seating, and a five-burner gas range. A built-in banquette defines the dining area, and the living room opens to a glass balcony overlooking the city. Its street-facing elevation creates separation from the road while preserving usable yard space, an unusual combination this close to downtown. A standing-seam metal roof, motorized shades, energy-efficient systems, one-car garage, detached construction, and no HOA dues add to the appeal for both full-time ownership and STR consideration. Springdale General, Palomino Coffee, Front Page Pub, and Givens District Park and its public pool are nearby, along with access to Boggy Creek and Little Walnut Creek trails. Downtown Austin, The University of Texas, Oracle, Tesla, and East Austin’s growing employment corridor are all within easy reach.

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