1607 S Elm ST, Georgetown TX 78626, Georgetown, 78626

Syndication Remarks: Located in Georgetown’s Old Town and walkable to the Square, 1607 S Elm Street offers a rare combination of mid-century design integrity, professional architectural expansion, and meaningful remaining potential. This four-sided brick home was substantially updated with an architect-designed addition by 1113 Architects, introducing vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and clerestory windows that bring natural light deep into the living spaces while maintaining respect for the original era of construction. Final Make ready in progress. The home provides 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, with a layout that balances defined rooms and open gathering spaces. A formal living room features built-in shelving in warm pecan tones. The kitchen and dining area open to a large family room with three sets of French doors connecting the interior to the yard. Storage is a standout feature, including an oversized pantry and extensive closet space throughout the home. The primary bedroom is architecturally distinctive, designed with a curved wall and soft halo lighting. Mirrored sliding-door closets provide both function and visual depth. A Jack-and-Jill style bathroom connects the primary bedroom, laundry area, and hall, supporting flexible daily use. Where possible, reclaimed materials from the original 1968 construction period were reused to maintain continuity between old and new. Outdoor spaces include a covered patio with vaulted ceiling and ceiling fan, landscaped yard, and room for a future pool—an uncommon feature in Old Town. The property also includes a small playhouse and a detached outbuilding with underground utilities already installed. While the outbuilding will benefit from updates, it presents an opportunity for future studio, office, or guest use (buyer to verify). This is a thoughtfully expanded mid-century home with architectural credibility, walkability, and space to further refine or personalize—an increasingly rare combination in downtown Georgetown.