312 Ridgewood Road

Known affectionately in the Rollingwood neighborhood as the "Butterfly House", this architectural masterpiece by A.D. Stenger was inspired by the roofline of Austin's Mueller Airport. The modernized open floor plan features floor to ceiling windows as well as 360-degree clerestory windows in the living room and kitchen. The primary suite wing of the house features a walk-in closet featuring built-in storage, bath with double vanity and separate tub and shower. The primary suite wing additionally features a study with a closet, natural stone wall, and attached half-bath with built-in storage. The opposite wing of the house features three secondary bedrooms and a bath with skylight and double vanity. All the secondary bedrooms feature walk-in closets. There is a downstairs media room with additional built-in storage. The house was meticulously renovated in 2013 and has been featured in Dwell Magazine. Additional features include a recessed TV mount in the living room, Tesla Charger, Nest Thermostat, tankless water heater, Terrazzo tile floors, and roll up shades on all windows.