3500 Taylors Dr, Austin, TX 78703

Set on a spacious 0.35-acre lot in the heart of Tarrytown, this single-story residence offers more than 3,000 sq. ft. of living space designed for comfort and flexibility. Inside, you’ll find multiple living areas, three full bathrooms, and classic details like two fireplaces that create warmth and character. The home’s generous floor plan opens seamlessly to the outdoors, where a covered patio and pool make the backyard a true retreat for entertaining or relaxing. With its one-level layout, attached garage, and timeless mid-century construction, this property provides an exceptional foundation for both immediate enjoyment and future vision. Plans from 787 Design Lab for a 5,200 sqft home not included with price.

A 0.3536-acre homesite in Tarrytown is hard to find, and 3500 Taylors Dr pairs that scale with 3,086 square feet of single-story living at $776 per square foot. At 3500 Taylors Dr, in Tarrytown, you get a 4 bedroom, 3 bath single-family residence in Austin 78703 that was built in 1962 and sits on one of the larger lots you will see this close to central Austin.

This part of Tarrytown appeals to buyers who want space without giving up access. Lake Austin Boulevard, Exposition Boulevard, and Mopac are all close, which makes daily movement around Austin straightforward. Downtown Austin is typically about 10 to 15 minutes away, the University of Texas campus is within roughly 15 minutes, and ABIA is commonly reached in about 25 to 30 minutes depending on traffic. For nearby recreation, Lions Municipal Golf Course, Tarrytown Park, Reed Park, and the Hike-and-Bike Trail along Lady Bird Lake are all within a short drive. You are also near Mozart's Coffee Roasters, Hula Hut, and the Walsh Landing area on Lake Austin, which gives this address real day-to-day convenience instead of just map appeal.

The home itself fits how many buyers actually live. A one-level layout is easier for long-term ownership, and 3,086 square feet gives enough room for multiple living zones, guest space, and work-from-home flexibility. Mid-century construction from 1962 often brings solid proportions and a floor plan with better separation between formal and casual spaces than many newer builds. With 135 days on market, this is also the kind of property where a buyer has room to study the lot, the renovation path, and the long-term upside instead of rushing past the details.

The lot is a major part of the value story. At 0.3536 acres, there is room for outdoor living, pool use, and future design potential in a neighborhood where land drives pricing as much as the house itself. In Travis County, in a high-demand pocket of Austin, that matters. The school district is not listed in the available property data, so buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly, but the location remains one of central Austin's most established residential settings.

What it feels like to live here is simple: you have the land, the street presence, and the Tarrytown location to enjoy the home now while holding a property with lasting value in one of Austin's most durable luxury neighborhoods.

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.