3233 Tarryhollow Dr, Austin, TX 78703

TRANSFORMED TOWNHOME This lovely townhome has gotten a new breath of life with recent improvements and changes. The transformation reflects well thought minor to dramatic changes to lighting in almost every room, the addition of well placed furnishings displaying the versatility of each space, a lovely garden and courtyard that creates a welcoming and private yard, a wonderfully inviting downstairs with recessed lighting, fun furnishings making it a favorite, a well lit and spruced up mechanical room and storage area. The townhome is ready to be lived in or upgraded depending as you desire. This lock and leave community is ideally placed in the heart of Tarrytown. The small townhome community is sought after and highly desirable and this property sits on a corner and backs to a greenbelt highlighting its unique private location. Lots to like here and worth a viewing.

Tarrytown is a historic Central Austin neighborhood in 78703, five minutes from downtown and bordered by Lake Austin to the west. Median home price $1.95M. Austin ISD schools - Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle, Austin High - and walkability to Deep Eddy Pool, Lady Bird Lake, and Mayfield Park.

The housing stock spans nine decades. Original 1930s-60s colonials, Tudors, and ranch homes sit alongside new construction and gut renovations on lots ranging from 0.15 to 0.3 acres. Lakefront properties on Scenic Drive and streets near Lake Austin command $4M-$15M+. The neighborhood's character has been protected by an engaged neighborhood association and the McMansion Ordinance, which limits building scale.

Daily life here runs on the water and the schools. Morning laps at Deep Eddy Pool (68-degree spring-fed water year-round), school drop-off at Casis, coffee at Tarrytown Pharmacy or Summer Moon, dinner at Jeffrey's or Josephine House without leaving the neighborhood. The Contemporary at Laguna Gloria and Lions Municipal Golf Course are a walk or short bike ride away.

What makes Tarrytown distinct from other luxury Austin neighborhoods: genuine walkability, a 90-year-old neighborhood identity, and Central Austin access that Westlake and Barton Creek cannot match. The tradeoff is Austin ISD instead of Eanes, and smaller lots than you'd find west of MoPac.