This Westake Hills home in the renowned Eanes ISD showcases the traditional definition of mid-century modern architecture. The minimalist aesthetic is seen in the custom designed home. Numerous energy-efficient windows bring the sense of the outdoors in with views of mature native oak trees in the heavily shaded yard. The house originally constructed in 1960 was torn down and rebuilt except for 2 walls in 2005. The original A.D. Stenger façade of the home was maintained throughout the 2005 new construction, preserving the angular characteristics of this architectural style. The 2005 new construction refinished the original terrazzo floor and the exposed Douglas fir wood beams in the living/kitchen/dining open concept space. A stand-up attic added approximately 500 square feet of usable storage space in an essentially climate-controlled environment. The private master suite was enlarged, creating a ground floor screened-in 240 square-foot bonus room (which is not listed in the current appraisal district records but will be added when the plans are completed to air condition the room with a mini split unit by the owner). The complete new construction embraced green building techniques which yield high energy efficiency and low utility costs to the homeowner. Pex plumbing, on-demand water heater, spray foam insulated walls and 8 inch SIP roof are a few of the upgrades you will find in this custom home. The low tax rate of 1.85, Eanes ISD schools, and proximity to Zilker park, Barton Springs, and downtown make this a highly sought after property!