For Sale - $585k - AD Stenger



AD Stenger located on Blue Bonnet in Barton Hills. I am pretty sure this is the front view of the home.
Thank you to Geri Joskowitz for the pointer.
Add comment January 24th, 2006



AD Stenger located on Blue Bonnet in Barton Hills. I am pretty sure this is the front view of the home.
Thank you to Geri Joskowitz for the pointer.
Add comment January 24th, 2006
Mies and Carrots is detailing the process they are going through of potentially building a modern home. They have reached the architect interview stage after spending some time windowing down the choices. They are being diligent and thoughtful and the blog is good reading for those who considering the process themselves.
In a recent post Odysseus discusses a visit out to some new MetroHomes projects. Overall, he views them favorable and I recommend reading his review if you are considering one of the MetroHomes.
Add comment January 23rd, 2006
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3 bed / 2 bath with a 2/1 downstairs MIL apt.
903 Lund. Just off Robert E. Lee. Surrounded by other Stenger homes.
Contact Jane and Bud Collier at 512.905-2483 or 214.395-5734
Add comment January 11th, 2006


This is on Brady Lane in the heart of a section of AD Stenger homes. You can find pictures of this home and its neighbors within this photo set.
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This is an update from an earlier listing with new pictures and a link direct to the realtor site (and I think the price changed).
Add comment January 11th, 2006

Needs updating, but certainly much cheaper than similar homes in Rollingwood :)
Full Listing.
2 comments January 6th, 2006
Spent some time in Highland Hills today. Last time I was there I went to see a specific house and was pleased to find a whole slew of them up there.
Mostly of the homes are late mid-century modern homes. Yet more are influenced by the times including a bunch that were spec homes at the time.

Had the pleasure of meeting the owner of the home above and he was kind enough to let me walk around. He and his family have owned the home for 40+ years now and prior to that came from an AD Stenger home in Barton Hills.
Just up from him was the home below looks like a Fehr and Granger / Emerson Fehr home that is now being renovated.

Overall, Highland Hills has a lot to offer fans of the mid-century modern period. The homes are much bigger than Stengers generally, though they are priced higher as well. The area doesn’t have the hip-ness that the South Congress area may have, but it is very established with a long standing community. Personally, I think there is better value to be found than places like Tarrytown, but that is me.
Full photo set of 118 pictures here.
2 comments January 5th, 2006


This home has been listed for awhile, I thought I had put it up before, but I guess not after reviewing the archives. Anyhow, this is from the period (70s/80s) when modern architecture seemed to be lost in the wild.
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Certainly needs some work, especially on the interior to get to more in the modern look, but seemingly good potential.
Thanks to Sarah for the pointer.
1 comment January 5th, 2006
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