Exceptional home on one of West Lake Hills' premier streets. House built in 1987, designed by RTG (now STG, one of Austin's foremost architecture firms, as in Google Building, Thinkery, and Seaholm Power Plant Redevelopment). Architecture is traditional but well-designed and the build is very high-quality. Original owner was in a wheelchair and house accommodates with wide hallways, thirty-six inch doors, and a large porte cochere on the front of the house. Open floor plan with high ceilings and lots of light. Upside-down plan, with kitchen, living, primary bedroom and second bedroom on street level and two large bedrooms down. Also downstairs is a fifteen-foot-long walk-in safe. The two-car garage is huge with extra storage on both sides and room for a workshop. Large solar array is invisible from the street but produces a lot of energy; average electrical bill for last year was around twenty-one dollars. Spacious kitchen/breakfast room (twenty-four by fifteen) features large island and six point five by seven walk-in pantry. Large screened porch on back of house. Pella sliding doors, Capitol granite countertops, marble floors, storage everywhere, light, volume; there is a lot to like here. House is in great shape and ready for cosmetics.