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• 1304 Bouldin Avenue

• $5,495,000
• 15 Beds, 13 Bath, 6436 SQ. Feet, 0.27 Acres Residential Austin, TX 78704

This established, one-of-a-kind compound is located in Austin’s highly sought-after, vibrant and eclectic Bouldin neighborhood, known for its walkability and food scene. Built by Joseph Design and Build, it's a striking blend of Greek-island charm and Austin’s modern edge. The property features six structures with four custom residences providing a total of 15 bedrooms—offering a rare combination of luxury, flexibility, and income-generating power. Inspired by the iconic architecture of Santorini, the property showcases crisp white stucco, natural stone finishes, and clean, minimalist interiors—all anchored around a private, resort-style pool that feels like a hidden oasis in the heart of the city. Already operating as a high-performing short-term rental since November 2024, the property is on track to generate north of $700k in revenue for 2025 (Ask for verified financial statements!), ONLY advertising through the current channels. & yet, there’s no ceiling: the compound’s flexible design allows it to be booked as a whole, split into pairs, or rented by individual home—ideal for everything from group travel to executive retreats. Plans are underway to expand amenities with a high-end conference space, making it a prime retreat for emerging tech companies setting up a hub in Austin. Management is actively working to build partnerships with major events like SXSW, ACL, F1, and the BLAST.tv Major, one of the world’s largest e-sports tournaments. Management is also actively expanding partnerships with wedding venues, entertainment and artist groups, and large-scale event organizers, further unlocking the property's reach and versatility. The surprise? It’s not just what this property is—it’s what it can become. With uncapped revenue potential and unmatched versatility in one of Austin’s most desirable neighborhoods, this isn’t just a short-term rental—it’s a platform for something bigger. But to truly understand it, you have to see it!