What $2 Million Buys in Austin’s Housing Market

Austin’s $2 million price point in mid-2025 offers no shortage of variety. On the market are renovated older homes, bold architectural designs and everything in between, spread across some of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

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713 E 32nd St. has original features like stucco walls, a fireplace and exposed wood-beam ceilings. (Photo courtesy of Gottesman Residential Real Estate)

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The two-bedroom, two-bath, 2,100-square-foot property is listed at $1.995 million. (Photo courtesy of Gottesman Residential Real Estate)

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The mission-style home at 713 E. 32nd St. in Austin was built in 1939 and later renovated. (Photo courtesy of Gottesman Residential Real Estate)

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The living room at 713 E 32nd St.(Photo courtesy of Gottesman Residential Real Estate)

713 E. 32nd St. | $1,995,000

2 bedrooms, 2 baths | 2,100 sq. ft.

Built in 1939, this mission-style abode has aged with grace, thanks to a renovation that blends early 20th-century character with modern upgrades. Original details like the stucco exterior, fireplace, and exposed wood-beam ceilings remain intact, while skylights and a bold kitchen backsplash add fresh flair. Oversized windows brighten the interiors, and the primary suite’s screened porch brings easy indoor-outdoor living without the hassle of bugs. In the spa-like primary bath, a Japanese soaking tub deepens the relaxation, echoed in the serene landscaping of the fenced backyard.

Listed by Lisa Gray Anderson and Anne Giles

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10700 Superview Drive is listed for sale at $1.95 million. (Photo courtesy of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty)

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The home at 10700 Superview Drive in Austin offers Hill Country views, expansive outdoor living areas and modern interior finishes. (Photo courtesy of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty)

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The main bedroom of 10700 Superview Drive. (Photo courtesy of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty)

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The five-bedroom, five-bath property spans 3,350 square feet on 1.1 acres. (Photo courtesy of Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty)

The Lean On Me House | $1,950,000

5 bedrooms, 4 baths | 3,350 sq. ft.

This home is as striking as it is livable. Winner of 2025 Best Home in the Hill Country and a featured property on the 2021 AIA Austin Homes Tour, this residence was designed by North Arrow Studio and built by Foresite Studio. The white limestone entry anchors the cedar-clad second story, while a glass-walled music room and meditation space bridge the home’s main structures. Sustainability is built in with solar panels and rainwater collection, and the rooftop deck provides yet another space to take in the Hill Country views. Inside, modernist details like a floating fireplace and sunken living room balance sophistication with a touch of playfulness. Outdoors, a courtyard pool makes for the ultimate private retreat.

Listed by Erin Fabacher

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2203 Lindell Ave. in Austin features a large in-town lot and a studio loft above the garage with a wraparound porch. (Photo courtesy of Moreland Properties)

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The three-bedroom, three-bath, 1,943-square-foot property is listed at $1.899 million. (Photo courtesy of Moreland Properties)

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The kitchen at 2203 Lindell Ave. (Photo courtesy of Moreland Properties)

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The main bedroom at 2203 Lindell Ave. (Photo courtesy of Moreland Properties)

2203 Lindell Ave. | $1,899,000

3 bedrooms, 3 baths | 1,943 sq. ft.

A familiar sight near South Congress and Live Oak, this home is something of a neighborhood landmark. It boasts one of the largest yards this close to downtown, plus easy walks to the new H-E-B, South Congress hot spots, and Toasty Badger. Inside, the first floor holds a spacious living room and kitchen, while the primary bedroom features a fireplace for rustic charm. Adding flexibility, a studio loft above the garage, with its own wraparound porch and entrance, offers rental potential or guest space.

Listed by Chad Mahagan

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The home at 800 W. Lynn St. in Austin’s Clarksville neighborhood features colorful interiors and pastel accents. (Photo courtesy of Brodsky Properties)

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The property includes an expansive wraparound deck with a built-in outdoor kitchen. (Photo courtesy of Brodsky Properties)

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The exterior of 800 W. Lynn St. (Photo courtesy of Brodsky Properties)

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The living room at 800 W. Lynn St. (Photo courtesy of Brodsky Properties)

800 W Lynn St. | $1,895,000

4 bedrooms, 3 baths | 2,736 sq. ft.

There’s plenty to love about this colorful, cozy home in Clarksville. Sunlight fills every room, where modern fixtures pair with playful details like Katie Kime’s Austin wallpaper and pastel accent walls. The location is equally appealing, with parks, trails and downtown just minutes away. For entertaining, the expansive wraparound deck—with its built-in BBQ and outdoor kitchen—makes the outdoors as livable as the inside.

Listed by Courtney Unangst and Abbie Pilgrim

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The sculptural home at 2201 Garden St. is listed for $1.85 million. (Photo courtesy of eXp Realty)

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Designed by Davey McEathron Architecture and built by Rabb Construction, this Holly home features curved accents, bold concrete walls, and vibrant interiors. (Photo courtesy of eXp Realty)

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The living room at 2201 Garden St. (Photo courtesy of eXp Realty)

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(Photo courtesy of eXp Realty)

2201 Garden St. | $1,850,000

4 bedrooms, 4 baths | 2,014 sq. ft.

Designed by Davey McEathron Architecture and built by Rabb Construction, this Holly residence is equal parts sculpture and home. Curves define the space, from the roofline to a bronze-hued concrete accent wall that transforms into a wraparound dining bench. Whimsical details include a glass opening on the stair landing and a suspended hammock on the upstairs patio. Color reigns here, with vivid blues, greens, and oranges replacing neutral minimalism for a vibrant, one-of-a-kind retreat.

Listed by Beni Aguirre

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