7202 Meadowood Dr, Austin, TX 78723

Welcome to 7202 Meadowood Drive. Own a piece of Austin television history, featured in Season 2 of Walker, this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home sits on an expansive 0.44-acre lot in the highly sought-after University Hills neighborhood.

Step inside to discover an industrial-modern design with an open floor plan that flows seamlessly with concrete flooring on main level. Large glass doors connect the living spaces to the front and backyard, filling the home with natural light. The main level features a spacious living room anchored by a cozy wood-burning fireplace, a dining area, and a fully remodeled kitchen designed for everyday living and entertaining. Enjoy upgraded stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, island seating, and a built-in bar with a wine refrigerator. A stylish guest bath with designer wallpaper and a convenient laundry room complete the first floor.

Upstairs the primary suite offers high vaulted ceilings, warm wood flooring, a walk-in closet, and an updated ensuite bath featuring dual sink and shower with earth-tone tile. Two secondary bedrooms feature tray ceilings, while the third offers vaulted ceiling, a reading nook, and a walk-in closet. The upstairs guest bath also earth-tone tile.

Outside, the terraced backyard is truly special. A large Trex deck features a custom steel-and-cedar pergola and built-in steel planters, while a second deck tucked among the trees creates a private sanctuary for relaxing or entertaining. The detached casita provides flexible space for a home office, studio, or fitness room. HVAC & Sprinklers installed in 2024 add long term value. Energy-efficient upgrades include fully paid-off solar panels and two Tesla Powerwall backup batteries installed in 2022.

Ideally located near Mueller, downtown Austin, H-E-B, shopping, dining, and entertainment, this home is also just half a mile from Dottie Jordan Park and Pool and a short bike ride to the Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt trails.

This 1969-built home at 7202 Meadowood Drive in Austin shows what thoughtful restoration looks like: a mid-century foundation respected, modern systems upgraded, and the original character preserved throughout. Sitting on 0.4435 acres in the Austin ISD Lyndon B Johnson high school zone, the property spans 2,434 square feet across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, priced at $949,900 or $390 per square foot.

The restoration started with the bones. Original stone and HardiPlank exterior remain intact, anchoring the home's authentic 1960s presence. Inside, concrete flooring on the main level reads industrial but clean, avoiding trendy finishes that would date quickly. Wood flooring upstairs maintains warmth in the bedrooms. The coffered ceilings and ceiling fans stayed. What changed was strategic: the kitchen received a full remodel with gas cooktop, stainless steel appliances, quartz counters, and a wine refrigerator positioned for both function and entertaining. The primary suite upstairs got an updated ensuite with dual sinks and earth-tone tile, but kept the high vaulted ceilings that already existed.

The real modern integration happened in systems nobody sees but everyone feels. HVAC and sprinklers installed in 2024 mean no guessing about mechanical life expectancy. Solar panels and two Tesla Powerwall batteries from 2022 reduce utility dependency without changing the home's exterior footprint. A detached structure provides flexible space for home office, studio, or fitness work without expanding the main residence.

The layout respects how people actually live. An open floor plan on the main level connects the living room fireplace, dining area, and kitchen. Large glass doors frame both front and back yards, pulling light deep into the home. The eat-in kitchen, pantry, and multiple storage areas address everyday function. Upstairs, four distinct bedrooms give real flexibility: the primary with walk-in closet, two secondary bedrooms with tray ceilings, and a fourth with vaulted ceiling and reading nook.

Outside, terraced landscaping on the 0.4435-acre lot creates distinct zones. A Trex deck with steel-and-cedar pergola and planters sits open for gatherings. A second deck tucked among mature trees offers privacy. This lot design, rare in urban Austin near Mueller and downtown, gives the property genuine outdoor living space.

Location places residents half a mile from Dottie Jordan Park and Pool, with Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt trails accessible by bike. Winn Elementary and Webb Middle serve the Austin ISD zone. The home balances heritage and function in a way that typically costs more. It's actually usable.