Dwyce
This modern bungalow located in East Austin stands out with its stunning design. The minimalist exterior features a mixture of materials that create a simple yet elegant façade. Inside, the open floor plan is bright and airy thanks to the large windows that allow natural light to flood the space. Recessed lighting and polished concrete floors also add to the contemporary feel. The kitchen is a standout feature with sleek dark wood lowers and white uppers, a taupe tile backsplash, hardy quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The bedrooms and bathrooms are equally impressive with stylish fixtures and finishes. Overall, this bungalow is a perfect example of modern design that doesn’t sacrifice comfort or functionality.
Considering selling? Do these 3 things first
There are circumstances, particularly in Austin, where tearing down and rebuilding makes sense. As a 20+ year Austin infill builder, Newcastle Homes is expert at determining the condition, possibilities and market value of a property. We can help you decide the best route to achieve the home you want.
Remodeling is the best path to entry-level homeownership in Austin
It’s no secret the housing market is tough, especially in Austin and especially for first-time homebuyers. One solution is renovating existing housing stock. There are still deals to be had in the resale market in Austin if you know where to look. Finding a fixer upper can get you on the housing ladder and into a home built for you.
The renovations you HAVE to do before you sell your home
If you’re considering selling your home soon, you could be leaving money on the table by not doing these renovations first. The equity gained can often offset or even negate the cost. As a spec builder, Newcastle Homes knows what is important to buyers and what sells. We can put those skills to work for you, to determine the improvements that can get you the most bang for your buck when you put your home on the market.
Why tearing down your house might be the best decision you ever make
There are circumstances, particularly in Austin, where tearing down and rebuilding makes sense. As a 20+ year Austin infill builder, Newcastle Homes is expert at determining the condition, possibilities and market value of a property. We can help you decide the best route to achieve the home you want.
2007 Garden #A
This modern bungalow located in East Austin stands out with its stunning design. The minimalist exterior features a mixture of materials that create a simple yet elegant façade. Inside, the open floor plan is bright and airy thanks to the large windows that allow natural light to flood the space. Recessed lighting and polished concrete floors also add to the contemporary feel. The kitchen is a standout feature with sleek dark wood lowers and white uppers, a taupe tile backsplash, hardy quartz countertops, and stainless steel appliances. The bedrooms and bathrooms are equally impressive with stylish fixtures and finishes. Overall, this bungalow is a perfect example of modern design that doesn’t sacrifice comfort or functionality.
2007 De Verne
Zilker is a neighborhood in Austin, Texas, known for its lush green spaces and eclectic vibe. This soft modern luxury home located in Zilker was the standout property in our 2020 lineup. The home combines contemporary design with luxurious amenities to create a unique and welcoming atmosphere. The open floor plan allows for plenty of natural light to flood in and offers spacious rooms perfect for entertaining. The home features sleek finishes and high-end appliances, including a gourmet kitchen perfect for cooking and dining with family and friends. Large windows allow for stunning views of the neighborhood and the outdoor spaces, which also boast modern design and comfortable seating areas. With its prime location in Zilker and modern luxury amenities, this home is truly a hidden gem that must be seen to be fully appreciated.
2002 Peoples
This fabulous modern dogtrot home located in central East Austin offers the ultimate indoor/outdoor living experience. The open-air design of the house creates a seamless flow between the interior and exterior spaces, making it the perfect location for enjoying Austin’s warm weather all year round. The house boasts a unique and eclectic style, with locally sourced decor that embodies the city’s famous “keep Austin weird” mantra. From the unique accents to the one-of-a-kind furnishings, this house exudes character and charm. Whether you’re relaxing on the spacious outdoor patio, cooking in the fully equipped kitchen, or lounging in the stylish living room, this home is sure to impress. 2002 Peoples is the best of Austin’s urban living.
2001 S L Davis
This modern East Austin bungalow seamlessly blends natural and industrial design elements to create an inviting and cozy atmosphere. The mix of raw materials such as concrete, steel, and wood, along with lush greenery around the home, create a stunning contrast. Large windows and an open floor plan allow for plenty of natural light to flood the space, while the use of warm woods and neutral accents juxtapose with polished concrete and black steel features. The result is a unique and beautiful space that will stand the test of time.