700 Corral Ln, Austin, TX 78745

Truly a unicorn for creators and artisans boasting an almost impossible array of assets and attributes in 2026 Austin. An absolutely quintessential stacked stone mid-century home with the long sexy lines, classic stone elements penetrate the facade into the foyer and breakfast nook, the keystone arched passageways, round vents - all still in amazing original condition and configuration. But that is just the baseline. Add to that several creator spaces. A workshop, currently being used by a metal artisan but easily adapted to other like uses. Additional outdoor workspace on the massive coverage back porch, two shipping containers on the wide open, full one acre lot. There is a viable home salon room with a sink and chair as well as a full bath to serve these two work spaces. All of this in addition to a generous 3 bedroom / 2 bath home in great condition. Just over an acre of level, fully fenced land, great for dogs, kids, expansion of any kind from more work or play space to adding additional residences. It is being marketed with the acre next door as a 2 ac urban development project, but it would be truly tragic if this home wasnt saved, not just because of the architectural significance of the home itself but to preserve one of the increasingly rare opportunities for this type of central Austin creator space + land. Its the old school version of an Austin ‘lifestyle home’. Call LA for more info or for showing instructions.

The stacked stone facade of 700 Corral Ln announces itself with the unmistakable geometry of mid-century modernism, where keystone arches frame the entry and original architectural details remain intact across the home's 1954 construction. Built on just over one acre in Circle S Ridge, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence occupies a full city lot that slopes gently and remains largely cleared, providing both privacy and the kind of spatial flexibility uncommon in central Austin.

The main residence spans 2,171 square feet and centers on formal spaces defined by the stone elements that penetrate from exterior into interior. The foyer transitions into a breakfast nook where the stone work continues, while round vents and period details speak to deliberate craftsmanship. An open floor plan connects the main living areas, with the primary bedroom positioned on the main level. Built-in features and a covered rear porch create defined zones within the home, while the interior flooring and finishes maintain the period character. At $368 per square foot, the home sits well below replacement cost for similar square footage in this zip code.

The true distinction lies beyond the residence itself. A detached workshop currently serves a metal artisan but converts easily to woodworking, design studio, or maker space needs. Two shipping containers sit on the property, offering additional storage or conversion potential. A home salon room with professional sink and dedicated bathroom provides a third work area. The massive rear porch spans the width of the home under full coverage, creating protected outdoor workspace. Combined, these elements total an entire ecosystem built for creative work.

The one-acre lot is fully fenced, level, and supports medium-sized trees spaced across the property. The configuration accommodates dogs, children's play, or future expansion. Located in the Austin ISD service area with Pleasant Hill Elementary, Bedichek Middle, and Crockett High nearby, the property sits within easy reach of both downtown and South Austin employment centers.

This combination of intact mid-century architecture, legitimate workshop infrastructure, and developable land represents a diminishing opportunity in central Austin, where zoning and cost have eliminated most owner-operated creative spaces on substantial acreage.