3100 Garwood

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Anchored by the largest residential tree in the City of Austin — a generational pecan canopy — 3100 Garwood is a newly completed Trident build behind a private gated drive. A custom handmade iron front door, forged specifically for this home, sets the tone: every surface is bespoke. European white oak floors throughout, solid oak stair treads, custom iron railings, and an Italian glass partitioned study lend architectural drama beneath beamed and vaulted ceilings, anchored by a piece-of-art crystal-and-gold chandelier with color-adjustable LED. The kitchen is the home's gravitational center — a sweeping radius island in Shadow Storm quartzite, Fisher & Paykel appliances, and bespoke custom cabinetry. Shadow Storm carries into the outdoor kitchen, powder bath, and laundry. Upstairs baths are finished in Evalina quartzite; a crystal-cut basin elevates the powder. The primary suite is its own destination — Evalina quartzite, a custom river pebble shower floor beneath a multi-head rain shower, and a jetted soaking tub. The closet is engineered like a boutique: solid wood adjustable built-ins, shoe racks, and integrated cabinetry. The flex room is larger than any other on the market — game room, theater, nursery, playroom, gym, or fourth bedroom as life evolves. A custom nook beneath the stairs doubles as a dog house or kids' playhouse. Construction integrity backs the design: a Highland Slate Designer roof with high impact rating, full French drain system, custom tile and brickwork throughout, epoxy-coated garage, EV charging port, and energy-efficient HVAC. Outside, an exclusive Parson's-designed multi-tiered backyard wraps a heated pool, vintage handmade fire bowl and seating, and full outdoor kitchen — all beneath the pecan canopy. Moments from East 6th, downtown, Mueller, the Capitol, and the Medical District. The Eastside address everyone wants — with the lot, light, and custom detail almost no one else has.

Anchored by the largest residential tree in the City of Austin — a generational pecan canopy — 3100 Garwood is a newly completed Trident build behind a private gated drive. A custom handmade iron front door, forged specifically for this home, sets the tone: every surface is bespoke. European white oak floors throughout, solid oak stair treads, custom iron railings, and an Italian glass partitioned study lend architectural drama beneath beamed and vaulted ceilings, anchored by a piece-of-art crystal-and-gold chandelier with color-adjustable LED. The kitchen is the home's gravitational center — a sweeping radius island in Shadow Storm quartzite, Fisher & Paykel appliances, and bespoke custom cabinetry. Shadow Storm carries into the outdoor kitchen, powder bath, and laundry. Upstairs baths are finished in Evalina quartzite; a crystal-cut basin elevates the powder. The primary suite is its own destination — Evalina quartzite, a custom river pebble shower floor beneath a multi-head rain shower, and a jetted soaking tub. The closet is engineered like a boutique: solid wood adjustable built-ins, shoe racks, and integrated cabinetry. The flex room is larger than any other on the market — game room, theater, nursery, playroom, gym, or fourth bedroom as life evolves. A custom nook beneath the stairs doubles as a dog house or kids' playhouse. Construction integrity backs the design: a Highland Slate Designer roof with high impact rating, full French drain system, custom tile and brickwork throughout, epoxy-coated garage, EV charging port, and energy-efficient HVAC. Outside, an exclusive Parson's-designed multi-tiered backyard wraps a heated pool, vintage handmade fire bowl and seating, and full outdoor kitchen — all beneath the pecan canopy. Moments from East 6th, downtown, Mueller, the Capitol, and the Medical District. The Eastside address everyone wants — with the lot, light, and custom detail almost no one else has.

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Directions: From I-35: Take exit 234C toward E 7th St/6th St. Turn: Head east on E 7th St. Continue to the area near the intersection of Garwood St and Prado St.