
$2,200/mo
House1917 Daleside, Austin, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
207 Chippendale Ave, Austin, TX 78745
Why Koti picked this home
This updated 3-bed home near South Congress features a dedicated study and a private yard, blending convenience with tranquility.
Freshly updated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home just one block off South Congress, offering the perfect mix of energy and privacy. Enjoy quick access to Austin’s best shopping, dining, and live music, all while tucked into a quiet residential street. Inside features fresh paint, new flooring, and a flexible bonus space ideal for a home office, studio, or guest area. Step outside to a large, fully fenced backyard—perfect for entertaining or pets. Battle Bend Park is around the corner, and local favorites like St. Elmo Brewing and The Austin Winery are just minutes away. Includes covered off-street parking for three vehicles, plus easy access to downtown, I-35, and Hwy 290/71.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Nick Nowak
Jason Mitchell Real Estate Texas
Listed— $2,200/mo
Apr 30, 2026
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