5603 Shady Oak CT, Austin TX 78756

SyndicationRemarks: 5603 Shady Oak Ct showcases Austin’s 1950s architectural craftsmanship, beautifully updated with a touch of 2025 modern. Nestled in the heart of Austin’s Allandale neighborhood, this home sits .27 of an acre cul-de-sac lot shaded by heritage oaks, steps from Shoal Creek Greenbelt Trail Park. The long driveway highlights its privacy. Vintage charm delights inside and out. Enter through an antique stained-glass front door into a formal entry with grand staircase, high ceilings, and gleaming hardwood floors. The formal living room features a bay window and French door; the dining room is wrapped in windows casting soft light. At the heart of this home is large updated kitchen with stone counters, solid wood cabinets, chef-inspired appliances including a 36-inch built-in gas stovetop, double wall ovens, double-drawer dishwasher, and deep stainless sink. Floor-to-ceiling wood cabinetry and a pantry provide ample storage. Enjoy the breakfast bar or relax in the light-filled family room with beadboard walls and greenhouse-style windows. Thoughtfully renovated, the first-floor primary suite is a quiet retreat with hardwood floors, a custom-built closet, with a laundry chute. The ensuite bath offers a double vanity, spa-like walk-in shower with mosaic penny tiles, bench seat, niches, and glass door. Upstairs are three spacious bedrooms with hardwoods, walk-in closets, custom lighting, and beautiful views, plus a third living area for a study or playroom. The home offers ample storage, a dedicated laundry room, linen and coat closets, and built-ins cabinetry throughout. Outdoor living shines with a huge covered front porch, backyard stone patio, and built-in outdoor kitchen. The main home spans 2,944 sq ft with four bedrooms, three living areas, two and a half baths, and two dining areas. A 427 sq ft addition serves as office/workshop/gym. The 570 sq ft detached garage has extra storage. Enjoy easy access to Austin's restaurants and shops, parks and trails. Pre-Inspected