Some addresses define Austin. 13 Niles is one of them. Built nearly a century ago by an architect for the woman he loved, this Old Enfield estate carries a history as enduring as its brick walls and as romantic as its origin story. Today, behind its double gates and circular drive — privileges no longer allowed in Austin — the estate unfolds across .38 acres that live in full 360. Every angle offers elegance, privacy, and a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces. Inside, more than 5,700 square feet showcase soaring ceilings, curated finishes, and walls of glass that invite natural light throughout. The kitchen balances art and function with custom cabinetry, bold stone, and chef-grade appliances. Just beyond, a dramatic lounge framed by exposed brick, rich millwork, and arched glass sets the stage for unforgettable evenings. The owner’s retreat is a private sanctuary, complete with fireplace, balcony, and a spa-inspired bath. Additional bedrooms provide space and light, while a detached guest apartment above the porte-cochere offers independence for visitors or multigenerational living. Outdoors, the property transforms into a private resort — a pool and spa shimmer beneath mature trees, while a turf putting green greets guests at the front, a playful contrast to the estate’s historic gravitas. Located in one of Austin’s most prestigious enclaves, 13 Niles offers both legacy and lifestyle — minutes from Downtown, UT, and Pease Park, yet wrapped in the heritage and exclusivity of Old Enfield. For those who understand the value of an iconic address, this isn’t just a home. This is 13 Niles.