3913 Bonnell

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Modernized by Andrew Logan Architecture, EEF Construction, & designed by ButterLutz Designs. Set along a private stretch of coveted Bonnell Drive, this residence doesn’t ask for attention; it commands it. Spanning 5,600SF on .83 acres, the home is defined by its scale, materials, & connection to the storied Austin skyline. Steel-framed doors & windows by Presidio frame downtown views throughout, bringing the city into focus while grounding the interiors in a distinctly modern edge. The layout is deliberate, offering two separate living areas & a dedicated office or secondary lounge with nearly 600SF of space & unobstructed skyline views. The kitchen is built without compromise. A 60" Wolf range with double ovens, 48" Sub-Zero refrigeration, & dual islands creates a space designed for both everyday living & entertaining at scale. A full prep kitchen and walk-in pantry, complete with beverage refrigeration & ice maker, sit just behind, keeping the main space as functional as it is refined. And then, tucked within the home, a space that shifts the entire tone. A dedicated bourbon lounge, anchored by a fireplace and custom bar, delivers an experience that rivals some of Austin’s most notable speakeasies. It’s moody, intimate, & designed to be lived in, whether for a quiet night or a full room. The primary suite is positioned to take full advantage of the views, with a bath that leans into both scale and detail, a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, dual vanities, & a fully built-out closet with its own washer & dryer. Outside, the property opens into a private setting rarely found this close to the city. Turf, a pool, & multiple outdoor living areas create a seamless extension of the home, offering both privacy and space. Behind the scenes, every major system has been thoughtfully addressed, including a metal roof, 3 HVAC systems, tankless water heating, & integrated sound, security, & fire suppression. Not built to blend in. A Bonnell address that delivers.

Modernized by Andrew Logan Architecture, EEF Construction, & designed by ButterLutz Designs. Set along a private stretch of coveted Bonnell Drive, this residence doesn’t ask for attention; it commands it. Spanning 5,600SF on .83 acres, the home is defined by its scale, materials, & connection to the storied Austin skyline. Steel-framed doors & windows by Presidio frame downtown views throughout, bringing the city into focus while grounding the interiors in a distinctly modern edge. The layout is deliberate, offering two separate living areas & a dedicated office or secondary lounge with nearly 600SF of space & unobstructed skyline views. The kitchen is built without compromise. A 60" Wolf range with double ovens, 48" Sub-Zero refrigeration, & dual islands creates a space designed for both everyday living & entertaining at scale. A full prep kitchen and walk-in pantry, complete with beverage refrigeration & ice maker, sit just behind, keeping the main space as functional as it is refined. And then, tucked within the home, a space that shifts the entire tone. A dedicated bourbon lounge, anchored by a fireplace and custom bar, delivers an experience that rivals some of Austin’s most notable speakeasies. It’s moody, intimate, & designed to be lived in, whether for a quiet night or a full room. The primary suite is positioned to take full advantage of the views, with a bath that leans into both scale and detail, a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, dual vanities, & a fully built-out closet with its own washer & dryer. Outside, the property opens into a private setting rarely found this close to the city. Turf, a pool, & multiple outdoor living areas create a seamless extension of the home, offering both privacy and space. Behind the scenes, every major system has been thoughtfully addressed, including a metal roof, 3 HVAC systems, tankless water heating, & integrated sound, security, & fire suppression. Not built to blend in. A Bonnell address that delivers.

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Directions: From downtown - north on Mopac, west on 35th, right on Mt. Bonnell, right on Fall Trail, left on Bonnell Drive