7607 Silverplume Cir, Austin, TX 78757

Open Houses 1/31 and 2/1! The move in ready home has just completed a 2026 major refresh with designer input, including interior and exterior paint, new carpet in bedrooms, a Janska 6-burner gas range, updated ceiling fans, and select lighting and plumbing fixtures. New roof 2024. Tastefully remodeled in 2012, including new windows, baths and kitchen, electrical updates, and a new sewer line this well-maintained Allandale home offers peace of mind along with exceptional space and location. Set on a quiet cul-de-sac on a nearly half-acre lot, the property provides a rare combination of privacy and room to play in the heart of central Austin. The light-filled interior features an efficient, highly functional kitchen with oversized butcher block island and custom cabinetry, open to comfortable living spaces anchored by a freestanding Malm fireplace. The primary suite is privately positioned with its own deck and walk-in closet, while secondary bedrooms are thoughtfully separated. A flexible fourth bedroom works well as a home office, guest room, or additional living space. Outdoor living shines with expansive shaded patios, mature oak trees, fruit trees (fig, pear, peach), a fire pit, and direct access to Shoal Creek, creating a peaceful backdrop for everyday life. Oversized eaves help keep summer cooling costs low. A fully equipped chicken coop offers optional homestead fun for families who want it. Bonus ~192 sq ft freestanding studio/workshop (not included in listed square footage) with power and mini-split A/C—ideal for a home office, gym, art studio, or creative retreat. Zoned to AISD’s highly regarded Fine Arts Academy schools and walkable to neighborhood favorites including Taco Deli, Wheatsville Co-op, Gold’s Gym, and Alamo Village.

Allandale is a mid-century neighborhood in North-Central Austin's 78757, built around the Burnet Road dining corridor and the Shoal Creek trail. Median home price $950K. Austin ISD schools (Gullett Elementary), 12 minutes to downtown, 8 minutes to UT campus.

The housing stock is predominantly 1950s-60s ranch homes on generous lots (8,000-12,000+ sq ft) — big enough for serious yard space, a pool, or a future addition. Some owners have updated; others love the original floor plans. A teardown-and-rebuild wave is underway but slower than in Westlake or Tarrytown. Active listings typically number 10-15 at any given time.

Burnet Road changed everything. Barley Swine, Bufalina Due, Pinthouse Pizza, Yard Bar, and Phil's Icehouse turned this stretch into one of Austin's best dining corridors. Beverly S. Sheffield Northwest Pool (Austin's first Olympic-sized public pool, opened 1956) anchors summer life. Shoal Creek bisects the neighborhood with a trail connecting south to downtown and north to Anderson Lane.

What makes Allandale the value play in Central Austin: lot sizes that rival Tarrytown at half the price, a dining corridor that rivals South Congress, and a commute that's shorter than most suburbs. The tradeoff is Austin ISD (good but not Eanes) and mid-century homes that may need updating.