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Beds • 3
Baths • 2
SQFT • 1,718
Garage • 2
Home Details
Don't wait for this central home at a great price! Vibrant Violet Crown bungalow with charm and lovely hardwood floors. Freshly painted and ready for personal touches. New roof coming soon as an extra benefit (please note that hail damaged solar panels to be removed with roof installation). Two living areas include the addition of a back playroom/exercise/study/sewing center or whatever you wish to make of it! Large main living area and colorful kitchen opens to sunlight filled breakfast area with builtin storage. Large pantry just off kitchen with laundry facilities; on demand hot water heater. Good separation of bedrooms with primary bed and en suite on one side and secondary bedrooms/bath on the other side. Nice backyard for summer entertaining plus a double garage for off street parking. Garage door motor and remote replaced May 2024 plus additional paved parking. Unbeatable location close to UT, major employers, downtown, shopping and entertainment. Central Austin location with many new builds in the area!
Presented By: Moreland Properties; (512) 480-0848
Interior Features for 1210 Alegria Rd
Bedrooms
Main Level Bedrooms3
Total Bedrooms3
Bathrooms
Full Baths2
Half Baths
Total Baths2
Other Interior Features
LivingAreaSourceAppraiser
FlooringTile, Vinyl, Wood
Total Fireplaces
Window FeaturesScreens, Window Coverings
General for 1210 Alegria Rd
AccessibilityNone
Additional Parcels Y/NNo
AppliancesRange, Refrigerator
CityAustin
Community FeaturesSidewalks
Construction MaterialsClapboard
CoolingCeiling Fan(s), Central Air
CountyTravis
DirectionsFrom MoPac, exit east on Allandale/Koenig to north on Woodrow, right on Alegria
DisclosuresNone
Elementary SchoolBrentwood
Energy EfficientNone
Exterior FeaturesNone
Facing DirectionSouthwest
Garage Spaces2
Green SustainabilityNone
HOA / Comm AssnNo
HeatingCentral, Hot Water
High SchoolMcCallum
Interior FeaturesCeiling Fan(s), Pantry, Primary Bedroom on Main
LevelsOne
Lot Size Square Feet7980.19
MLS Area2
Middle/Junior High SchoolLamar (Austin ISD)
New ConstructionNo
Other StructuresNone
Patio/Porch FeaturesCovered, Front Porch
Pool FeaturesNone
Property ConditionResale
Property SubTypeSingle Family Residence
Property TypeResidential
RoofComposition
Security FeaturesSecurity System, None
SewerPublic Sewer
Standard StatusActive
StatusActive
Subdivision NameViolet Crown Heights Sec 02
Tax Annual Amount9458.63
Tax Assessed Value475267
Tax Year2024
UtilitiesElectricity Connected, Natural Gas Connected, Sewer Connected
ViewNeighborhood
Waterfront FeaturesNone
Waterfront Y/NNo
Year Built1949
Year Built SourcePublic Records
Exterior for 1210 Alegria Rd
Covered Spaces2
FencingBack Yard, Wood
Foundation DetailsPillar/Post/Pier
Horse Amenities None
Horse Y/NNo
Lot FeaturesCity Lot, Landscaped, Native Plants, Trees-Large (Over 40 Ft)
Lot Size Acres0.1832
Parking FeaturesAdditional Parking, Garage, Garage Door Opener
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