Welcome to 1700 South Sixth Street, a thoughtfully curated modern farmhouse in one of Austin's most beloved neighborhoods. Designed and built at the leading edge of the white siding movement, this one-of-a-kind residence stands apart with its authentic materials, architectural vision, and deep attention to detail. Featured in Houzz, Crate and Barrel, Loft Home, and Spectacular Women of Architecture, this home is as much a creative expression as it is a functional, family-ready retreat. Soaring steel-framed windows span the back of the home, drawing natural light and a lush treehouse ambiance into the main living areas and primary suite. In the kitchen, reclaimed open shelving crafted from Spaghetti Warehouse beams pays homage to old Austin, while Sub-Zero column refrigeration, a Wolf forty-eight inch dual-fuel range, and reverse osmosis drinking water elevate everyday living. Entertain with ease thanks to folding Durango doors that open the kitchen and living room to a shaded outdoor patio anchored by a live oak and surrounded by an edible garden—including Meyer lemon, olive, bay laurel, asparagus, and more—on a fully automated Rachio irrigation system. Inside, you will find white oak herringbone floors, a Rumford wood-burning fireplace with a Colorado River-recovered cypress mantle, and layered design elements throughout. The primary bathroom features a vintage European workbench-turned-vanity, a soaking tub, and a spa-style shower with three showerheads. The lower-level music studio includes a Murphy bed for added flexibility while a whole-home sound system; ADT security; and wired high-speed internet make the home smart and secure. Plans for a pool convey along with a custom-built media cabinet and split heating ventilation air conditioning systems in the garage and studio. This is more than a home—it is a showcase of soul sustainabilityand sophisticated Austin living. Tax and assessed values are estimates for illustration purposes only. All figures should be independently verified.