3006 Sorin St, Austin, TX 78723

The last of the Sorin row homes has arrived — and it's a showstopper. Built by The Muskin Company and recognized as a 2026 Austin Business Journal award-winning project, this corner residence was designed by acclaimed local firm Clayton Korte, with interiors by Slic Design (featured in Architectural Digest and Vogue). Flexible living is baked in: a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath main house plus a full studio apartment with its own private entrance overlooking serene Taniguchi Park.

Upscale details run throughout — skylights, a specialty concrete sink, limestone tile, solid wood cabinetry, an energy-efficient metal roof, and light fixtures handpicked to elevate every room. Step inside to an airy, open floor plan where oversized windows and layered modern lighting carry you through the living and dining spaces. The kitchen anchors it all with a waterfall quartz countertop, Bosch appliances, and custom wood cabinetry, while a half bath and a solid wood built-in (desk or bar — your call) round out the main level.

Upstairs, a stairwell framed in minimalist woodwork leads to a primary suite bathed in skylight-filtered natural light: think large windows, custom closet built-ins, a floating vanity, and an oversized frameless glass shower. Two roomy secondary bedrooms flank the hall bath.

At the back of the property, past a private astroturfed yard, sits the garage studio — a self-contained retreat with its own entrance, full bath, laundry hookups, and a compact but fully equipped kitchen. Whether it becomes an in-law suite, guest quarters, a home office, or a short-term rental, it's ready to flex to whatever's needed.

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The final Sorin Street row home built by The Muskin Company at 3006 Sorin St in Mueller represents the culmination of a 2026 Austin Business Journal award-winning project designed by Clayton Korte, one of Austin's most respected architecture firms. This 2,162-square-foot corner townhouse in the Mueller Sec 11 subdivision combines the density and walkability of urban living with the privacy and control of a single-family residence, a rare combination in Austin's most desirable urban infill neighborhoods.

The home's architecture reflects thoughtful design that maximizes natural light through strategically placed skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows. The main floor features an open concept layout with a waterfall quartz kitchen island, Bosch stainless steel appliances, and solid wood cabinetry that flows into the living and dining areas. A floating stairwell with minimalist woodwork connects to the second floor, where the primary suite includes custom walk-in closets, a floating vanity, and an oversized frameless glass shower. Two additional bedrooms occupy the upper level, each with access to the hallway bathroom.

What sets 3006 Sorin apart is its detached studio apartment with private entrance, fully equipped with a petite kitchen, full bathroom, laundry hookups, and separate sleeping and living areas. This flexible layout functions as an in-law suite, guest quarters, home office, or rental income opportunity, a feature that fundamentally changes the financial and lifestyle flexibility of the property.

Mueller itself has evolved into Austin's most walkable urban neighborhood east of I-35. Residents have immediate access to the Mueller Central Park green space, weekly farmers markets, and the 40-acre Taniguchi Park visible from the private yard. The Austin ISD location assigns children to Blanton Elementary, Lamar Middle School, and Northeast Early College High School. The neighborhood sits minutes from Rundberg Lane and I-35, providing straightforward access to major Austin employment centers and Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

At $508 per square foot, the $1.10 million price point reflects both the award-winning design pedigree and Mueller's position as Austin's most mature urban infill community. The 2026 construction includes energy-efficient systems, a tankless water heater, spray foam insulation, and ICF concrete forms that reduce long-term operating costs. Only 17 days on market signals strong buyer confidence in this property type.

Mueller is what happens when a city tears down its old airport and rebuilds the neighborhood from scratch with everything it learned. 700 acres of mixed-use design, 140+ acres of parks and green space, and one of the largest LEED-certified communities in Texas. The street grid is walkable, the houses face each other instead of garages, and the Lake Park splash pad is the unofficial summer gathering point.

Housing runs from 1,200 sqft row homes around $550K to 4,000+ sqft single-family homes near $1.4M. Yard homes, garden homes, condos, and townhomes are mixed on the same block by design. Most builds went up between 2007 and 2022, so HVAC, roofs, and energy systems are modern. Expect $380-$450/sqft on resales depending on type and location within the neighborhood.

The 78723 zip is what surprises buyers most. Mueller sits 10 minutes from downtown via Manor Road, 7 minutes from Dell Children's Medical Center, and 15 minutes from the airport. The Thursday Farmers' Market at Mueller Lake Park runs year-round. Aldrich Street has the H-E-B, restaurants, and the Alamo Drafthouse anchor. Branch Park hosts free outdoor movies in summer.

Schools serve Austin ISD: Maplewood Elementary, Lamar Middle, and McCallum High - which has Austin's longest-running Fine Arts Academy. Families also pull from Magellan International School and Austin Achieve Public Schools nearby.

What you get in Mueller that you can't replicate elsewhere in Austin: a master-planned neighborhood with a real urban density model, parks within a 5-minute walk of every door, and a mixed-income housing program that keeps the demographic diverse. What you give up: large lots. Most yards are intentionally small to keep density high and parks plentiful.

Best for buyers who want walkability, sustainable design, and a real neighborhood feel without leaving the urban core.