Many features make Travis Heights real estate highly desirable:
-streets lined with large oak trees
-bungalows, historic homes and Victorians
-the ability to walk to S. Congress (SoCo) and all its cool coffee shops, restaurants, music venues and stores
-Little Stacy pools and park land
-proximity to Downtown Austin
SoCo and a bit of Travis Heights History
SoCo went through a renovation in the 1980s and 1990s that adds to people’s joy in calling Travis Heights home. Trendy restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, shops and collectibles stores line the street. It’s one of the first places many Austinites tell visitors to go.
Many of the older houses in Travis Heights originally had closed-in floor plans. Owners often find themselves striking a balance between wanting to open up and modernize their houses while retaining the original charm. Homes for sale with good floor plans and the original wood floors and charm tend to sell quickly if priced reasonably.
