The Graeber House - Downtown Austin
The Graeber House is a historically significant residence in Austin, recognized for its architectural character and enduring presence in downtown Austin’s residential landscape. Known for its thoughtful design, craftsmanship, and connection to Austin’s architectural history, the Graeber House represents a rare blend of heritage prestige and livability, making it one of the city’s more notable homes. Photography by Atelier Wong Photography.
An Evolving Time Capsule
Built in the early 1880’s as The Shamrock Saloon, with the original limestone exterior intact. Bought by architect David Graeber in 1967 and adapted over the years to reflect a mix of high-style eras and grand ambitions. A 2-story guest quarters with full-kitchen, an indoor swimming pool, and skylights (air-lifted in by a helicopter) were added in the 1980s.
Divine details and eclectic elegance
Mind-blowingly authentic architectural elements and decor choices. Curated whimsy throughout the home with a rich tapestry of time periods woven together by artfully chosen items and design features.
