Quarry Oaks Condo
Tucked into Quarry Oaks, an intimate, tree-lined enclave in Deep Eddy, this residence delivers the rare combo of design-forward living + true lock-and-leave ease, all in a location that keeps you close to everything, without feeling “in” everything. Designed by local architects Rick & Cindy Black, this townhome-style condo is filled with thoughtful custom touches, high ceilings, warm wood floors, and an abundance of natural light streaming in through expansive windows and skylights. Built-ins and bookcases add both character and function, creating a home that feels effortlessly livable. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is made for cooking and easy entertaining, featuring stone countertops, a built-in refrigerator, and a gas range, plus the kind of storage and flow you’ll appreciate every day. A dedicated wine room brings a “wow” moment that still feels practical, perfect for hosting, collecting, or simply having your favorites beautifully tucked away. Upstairs, the primary suite is a retreat, with a large shower + bathtub, double vanity, and two closets, while the home’s outdoor spaces invite morning coffee or evening wind-downs on the deck / screened porch and balcony moments. Add a 2-car attached garage and a community structure that supports an easy lifestyle, HOA includes items like landscaping, exterior/structure maintenance, and insurance, and you get the kind of low-maintenance living that’s almost impossible to find in this zip code. The location is the finishing touch: a short walk to HEB on Lake Austin Blvd and O. Henry’s track & tennis courts across the street, with Deep Eddy + iconic West Austin amenities just minutes away.
Listing provided by Alexa Messer · Compass RE Texas, LLC · (512) 230-2184
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
Quarry Oaks Condo
Tucked into Quarry Oaks, an intimate, tree-lined enclave in Deep Eddy, this residence delivers the rare combo of design-forward living + true lock-and-leave ease, all in a location that keeps you close to everything, without feeling “in” everything. Designed by local architects Rick & Cindy Black, this townhome-style condo is filled with thoughtful custom touches, high ceilings, warm wood floors, and an abundance of natural light streaming in through expansive windows and skylights. Built-ins and bookcases add both character and function, creating a home that feels effortlessly livable. At the heart of the home, the kitchen is made for cooking and easy entertaining, featuring stone countertops, a built-in refrigerator, and a gas range, plus the kind of storage and flow you’ll appreciate every day. A dedicated wine room brings a “wow” moment that still feels practical, perfect for hosting, collecting, or simply having your favorites beautifully tucked away. Upstairs, the primary suite is a retreat, with a large shower + bathtub, double vanity, and two closets, while the home’s outdoor spaces invite morning coffee or evening wind-downs on the deck / screened porch and balcony moments. Add a 2-car attached garage and a community structure that supports an easy lifestyle, HOA includes items like landscaping, exterior/structure maintenance, and insurance, and you get the kind of low-maintenance living that’s almost impossible to find in this zip code. The location is the finishing touch: a short walk to HEB on Lake Austin Blvd and O. Henry’s track & tennis courts across the street, with Deep Eddy + iconic West Austin amenities just minutes away.
Listing provided by Alexa Messer · Compass RE Texas, LLC · (512) 230-2184
The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.
