First time on the market in more than 65 years, this architect-designed 1958 mid-century home offers a rare opportunity in Central Austin’s sought-after Eastwoods Park neighborhood north of the UT campus. Designed and built by prominent Austin architect Leonard J. Lundgren—whose work is documented in the Austin History Center’s Lundgren & Maurer collection—this single-story residence blends authentic period character with substantial recent improvements. With just over 1,750sf., 3 bedrooms, and 2 full baths, the home features amazing real hardwood floors, original tile bathrooms, an indoor utility room, and four-side brick construction. The single-level floor plan delivers classic mid-century appeal and everyday livability, while a detached oversized two-car garage provides generous space for vehicles, storage, projects, or workbenches. Major updates include a 2021 roof and water heater; 2024 HVAC system, sewer lines, and electrical; and whole-house interior and exterior paint completed in 2025–26. These meaningful investments complement the home’s preserved architectural character and create a move-in-ready foundation for its next chapter. Enjoy an exceptional UT-area location within a short distance of Eastwoods Park, St. David’s Medical Center, DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium, the University of Texas Law School, Texas Science & Natural History Museum, Moody Center, the LBJ Presidential Library, and the Texas State Capitol. Take in a 9-hole round of golf at nearby historic Hancock Golf Course, gather for Longhorn football weekends, watch the UT Tower light up orange for special occasions, or take a quick bus ride to Dell Medical Center, downtown Austin entertainment, and ACL Festival. This is more than a home—it is an uncommon opportunity to own a well-cared-for piece of Austin architectural history in a connected, park-adjacent Central Austin setting.