Tarrytown’s charm lies in its mix of textures, colors, and vibes. From cozy cottages shaded by live oaks to sleek modern homes with natural wood touches, this spot in Austin is showing some serious personality right now. Here are nine homes on the market, each with its own story—and one might feel like the place to hang your hat next.

1. Cottage Green and Cream Elegance

Cottage Green and Cream Elegance

Imagine coming home to soft cream stucco walls softened by deep cottage green shutters that pop just enough without shouting. Tall windows rise symmetrically on this two-story home, beckoning light inside, while a classic chimney anchors the front. A neat white masonry wall edges the yard, guiding visitors past the manicured grass and under sprawling oak branches that remind you of lazy, warm afternoons. This timeless blend feels like a warm hug—where nature and architecture quietly coexist.

2. Modern White and Cedar Calm

Modern White and Cedar Calm

If clean lines and natural textures are your thing, this one’s an eye-catcher. Stark white stucco wraps the exterior, while warm cedar woods frame the garage and front door, bringing an earthy counterpoint to the crispness. Oversized black-framed windows hint at bright, open rooms inside and invite green views that extend right to the lawn. A smooth concrete path edged in gravel and sprays of ornamental grasses lays down a modern yet welcoming red carpet.

3. Warm Brick and Black Metal

Warm Brick and Black Metal

There’s something undeniably grounding about honey-tan brick walls kissed by sunlight. This home pairs that warmth with the bold edge of a black matte metal roof. Pass through the covered porch flanked by black-framed windows and dark garage doors, and you immediately feel the interplay of organic and industrial. A spiky yucca plant breaks up the hard surfaces with texture, while towering live oaks dance dappled light onto gravel and concrete. A simple, bold move in curb appeal.

4. Rustic Stone and Shingle Charm

Rustic Stone and Shingle Charm

This single-story treasure tells stories through weathered beige limestone walls and a deep brown shingle roof. For a moment, it feels like stepping into a cozy, timeless retreat. Black wrought-iron fencing and matching gate frame the warm wood door—and the effect is nothing short of welcoming. Soft green shrubs and mature trees cushion the harder edges, creating a quiet oasis where every detail feels thoughtfully placed.

5. Crisp White Gable with Dark Trim

Crisp White Gable with Dark Trim

Bright white meets bold brown in this two-story beauty. The contrasting dark accent wall beside the front porch stands as an elegant punctuation mark, while a second-floor balcony flaunts a crisp white railing that’s both classic and refreshing. Walking along the porch bordered by delicate picket fencing and slender columns, lush forest green shrubs bring life and softness to the manicured front lawn. Dark window and door frames provide the perfect modern contrast, balancing tradition with flair.

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6. Cream Siding and Cedar Accents

Cream Siding and Cedar Accents

This one wraps softness and natural warmth into a relaxed, layered package. Cream stucco walls meet vertical lap siding in a dance of textures, while stone veneer grounding the garage bays adds earthy depth. Cedar doors with horizontal paneling invite you in with their warmth, and dark metal window frames lend crisp definition. The garage’s concrete drive with crushed gravel insets keeps everything low-key and easy, just like weekends should be.

7. White Cottage Under Mature Oaks

White Cottage Under Mature Oaks

Simple, sweet, and nestled under the generous shade of massive live oaks, this single-story white cottage shines in its horizontal lap siding. Black-framed windows and a covered entry with dark trim add fresh touches that keep this classic cottage feeling updated. The dappled sunlight filtering through tree branches across the bright green lawn crafts a quiet, peaceful picture perfect for stretching out with a good book or hosting an intimate evening.

8. Mint Cottage with Weathered Roof

Mint Cottage with Weathered Roof

Soft mint green siding plays beautifully against mature oaks, giving this single-story home a pop of pastel personality. The weathered gray shingle roof lends character, a story of summers past and gentle rainstorms, while white trim crisply outlines windows and the welcoming front porch. A small wooden staircase leads you up to a covered entry that blends warmth and charm. Paired with a relaxed grassy lot and a concrete driveway, this home is casual comfort through and through.

9. Modern Stone and Cedar Corner

Modern Stone and Cedar Corner

Sharing a corner lot with mature oaks, this home quietly stands out with rough-hewn beige stone walls paired with soft wood paneling. The low flat roofline stretches horizontally with clean white window frames for a vibe that’s both minimal and inviting. A cedar planter box anchored by concrete edges softens the entry, and a simple black metal gate adds a crisp touch. This mix of natural textures and architectural sharpness manages to feel both modern and deeply, happily grounded.

Final Thoughts

Every one of these homes is listed for sale right now—and in a hot market like Tarrytown, they won’t stick around forever. If any of these caught a spark, consider this your sign to drop by and see the vibe in person. Sometimes that first walk through the door is the one that changes everything.

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