7801 Shoal Creek Blvd Unit #104, Austin, TX 78757

Super nice first floor condo with a patio all your own in this centrally located Shoal Creek neighborhood! Two bed/one bath one-story unit with a Great room plan combining the living and dining area and kitchen. Kitchen recently updated with new cabinets and granite countertops and a breakfast bar. Nice size pantry and the fridge conveys. Extra storage cabinets below the breakfast bar, too--look for them! Large patio with installed awning that stays with the condo. Add the dual pane windows with shutters and blinds, hard flooring throughout, stacked washer/dryer, a pool, and easy access to parking lot, and you have an incredible package! Great location in Allandale with grocery, shopping, dining and bars, public transportation, and movies in easy walking distance. Mopac around the corner. You're going to want to see this one -- don't miss it! Most furniture could stay if buyer is interested--please inquire.

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.