2200 De Verne Street — A Zilker-Area Home Built for Pool Days and Real Work-From-Home Space
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2200 De Verne Street — A Zilker-Area Home Built for Pool Days and Real Work-From-Home Space

2200 De Verne Street sits on a quiet corner lot in Zilker, one of the most walkable pockets of 78704. As a result, you get the kind of easy indoor-outdoor living that draws buyers to this part of Austin in the first place, and you get it without giving up privacy or square footage.

What Makes 2200 De Verne Street Stand Out

Built in 2019 by Paradisa Homes, this property sits on 0.16 acres at a corner lot position, which means extra yard space and fewer shared sightlines than a typical interior lot. Because the street is quiet and community-focused, it feels tucked away even though downtown, Zilker Park, and Barton Springs are only minutes out.

Beyond the lot itself, the home was designed around how people actually use space today. Additionally, a 120 square foot detached office in the backyard gives you a genuine work-from-home setup instead of a desk crammed into a spare bedroom.

Layout and Living

The main level includes a bedroom with its own full ensuite bathroom, so guests or a home office never have to climb stairs. Meanwhile, three additional bedrooms live upstairs, including the primary suite.

The primary suite includes a soaking tub, a walk-in shower, double vanity, and a walk-in closet with built-in shelving, so there’s real storage instead of an afterthought. Furthermore, a second living area upstairs gives you flex space for a media room, playroom, or second office.

Kitchen and Main Living Spaces

The kitchen opens directly into the dining and living areas, so whoever’s cooking is still part of the conversation. It includes a breakfast bar, a center island, quartz counters, a pantry, a gas range, stainless appliances, and a built-in wine refrigerator.

Large sliders connect the living room straight out to the covered patio and pool, which means the line between indoors and outdoors basically disappears. As a result, entertaining doesn’t stop at the back door.

Outdoor Living

The covered back patio converts to a screened porch at the push of a button, so you get bugs-out comfort when you want it and an open pool view when you don’t. Beyond the patio, a private pool, a turf lawn, and thoughtful hardscaping keep the backyard low-maintenance and genuinely usable.

A full privacy fence with wood and wrought iron sections wraps the yard, so the pool and patio stay private even on a corner lot. Similarly, the detached office sits far enough back to feel separate from the main house without feeling disconnected from it.

Thoughtful Updates and Features

Solar panels paired with three Tesla Powerwalls mean this home keeps running on backup power when the Austin grid is under stress, which has become a real consideration for buyers here. In addition, double-pane windows and a tankless water heater round out the efficiency upgrades.

The 2-car attached garage offers 4 total parking spaces between the garage and driveway, so hosting doesn’t mean a street parking scramble. On top of that, the home sits outside the FEMA flood plain, which is one less thing to worry about at closing.

Location and Lifestyle

This home puts you minutes from Zilker Park, Barton Springs, the Barton Creek Greenbelt, South Lamar, and South Congress, which covers most of what people move to 78704 for in the first place. There’s no HOA here, so you get the neighborhood feel without the extra monthly fee or the rulebook.

The home is zoned to Austin ISD, with Zilker Elementary rated 9 out of 10 just three-tenths of a mile away. Because of that proximity, plus the walk to South Lamar’s restaurants and shops, this is a location that works whether you’re heading to work, to the trail, or to dinner.

Property Details

  • Beds: 4
  • Baths: 3
  • Sq Ft: 2,722 (2,602 main home + 120 detached office)
  • Lot: 0.16 acres / 7,052 sq ft, corner lot
  • Year Built: 2019
  • Subdivision: Zilker
  • HOA: None
  • Taxes: Approximately $32,800 per year
  • School District: Austin ISD
  • Garage: 2-car attached, 4 total parking spaces
  • MLS #: 2952805

Frequently Asked Questions About 2200 De Verne Street

What is the price of 2200 De Verne Street?
Pricing can change over time. Reach out to Lisa Muñoz at The Muñoz Group for current details.

What subdivision is 2200 De Verne Street in?
The home is in Zilker, part of the 78704 zip code near Barton Springs.

Is the primary suite upstairs or on the main level?
The primary suite is upstairs. However, there’s also a main-level bedroom with its own full ensuite bathroom for guests or a home office.

What makes this home stand out from other listings in the area?
Beyond the corner lot and private pool, the detached backyard office and the solar-plus-Powerwall setup are features you won’t find in most 78704 listings.

How private is the backyard?
The yard is fully fenced with wood and wrought iron sections, and the covered patio converts to a screened porch at the push of a button for even more privacy.

Is there an HOA fee?
No. There is no HOA for this property.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

2200 De Verne Street brings together a quiet corner lot, a private pool, a genuine work-from-home office, and backup power in one of Austin’s most requested zip codes. Consequently, it’s a rare combination for buyers who want the 78704 lifestyle without compromising on function.

If you’ve been looking for a home in Zilker that actually delivers on both location and livability, this is worth a walk-through. View the full listing on Compass.

Lisa Muñoz | Group Principal, REALTOR® | The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin
+1 512.293.5551 | lisa.munoz@compass.com | munozaustin.com

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