4159 Steck Ave #226
About this property
There's a decent chance someone walks into 4159 Steck Ave #226 and immediately starts questioning the category. "Wait, this is a condo?" Fair question. Three bedrooms, two full baths, 1,342 square feet, a real living room, a fireplace, and enough flexibility for guests, hobbies, or the room where things go when you say, "I'll deal with that later." Anyone who tells you this is not among the best pockets in Austin is probably a South Austinite still feuding with the North. Steck Valley Greenbelt is surprisingly close, and when you're ready for dinner, drinks, shopping, or the kind of night where "one quick stop" turns into four, The Arboretum and The Domain are easy to reach. It has a little bit of that Northwest Hills feel, without the Northwest Hills price tag, plus top-tier access to Mopac, 360, and 183. Live oaks frame the windows, the balcony sits up in the branches, and if you time the evening right, you might catch deer wandering through below, which feels especially surprising given how close you are to some of Northwest Austin's most useful spots. It has seen plenty of updates over the years, while still keeping some of that Austin character that gives the place a little personality. Altogether, it feels less like "buying a condo" and more like finding a three-bedroom treehouse in one of Austin's most useful little pockets.
About this property
There's a decent chance someone walks into 4159 Steck Ave #226 and immediately starts questioning the category. "Wait, this is a condo?" Fair question. Three bedrooms, two full baths, 1,342 square feet, a real living room, a fireplace, and enough flexibility for guests, hobbies, or the room where things go when you say, "I'll deal with that later." Anyone who tells you this is not among the best pockets in Austin is probably a South Austinite still feuding with the North. Steck Valley Greenbelt is surprisingly close, and when you're ready for dinner, drinks, shopping, or the kind of night where "one quick stop" turns into four, The Arboretum and The Domain are easy to reach. It has a little bit of that Northwest Hills feel, without the Northwest Hills price tag, plus top-tier access to Mopac, 360, and 183. Live oaks frame the windows, the balcony sits up in the branches, and if you time the evening right, you might catch deer wandering through below, which feels especially surprising given how close you are to some of Northwest Austin's most useful spots. It has seen plenty of updates over the years, while still keeping some of that Austin character that gives the place a little personality. Altogether, it feels less like "buying a condo" and more like finding a three-bedroom treehouse in one of Austin's most useful little pockets.
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Area Information
1A | Travis County | Mesa Village Condo
Schools in the Area
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Elementary SchoolHill
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Middle SchoolMurchison
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High SchoolAnderson
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