A 1912 Landmark in Aldridge Place

The Keeling House is a four-bedroom, four-and-one-half-bath Craftsman residence built in 1912 by architect Leslie Iredell for Walter A. Keeling, who later served as Texas Attorney General. Set on a rare .38-acre lot between Wheeler and Guadalupe Streets in historic Aldridge Place, it carries dual designation as a City of Austin Landmark and a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark — a provenance shared by very few Austin homes.

High ceilings, restored hardwood floors and handcrafted millwork trace the craftsmanship of 1912 throughout roughly 3,558 square feet across two levels. A comprehensive 2020 restoration by DK Studio and BuildCo. preserved the home’s architectural integrity while modernizing it for contemporary living, and interiors curated by Page Home Interiors layer color, texture and custom furnishings into each room. The home may be sold fully furnished — a rare turnkey opportunity.

Iron gates, stone walls, archways and mature gardens — shaped by landscape architect Jackson Broussard — give the property a private, old-world atmosphere rarely found this close to central Austin, with ample room to add a pool, garage or garage apartment.

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