The Observatory at LumenKind

The property

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The property moves between broad exterior views, planted trails and enclosed interior rooms, with multiple ways to use the setting through the day.

Wide panorama of the Austin skyline, the Colorado River, and the parkland surrounding The Observatory

Outdoor areas

Open-air areas along the bluff, from skyline-facing lounges to pockets at the edge. A 30′ × 40′ slab supports tented setups, and the tree-shaded lawn holds the light as it shifts across the Austin skyline.

Skyline-facing, tree-shaded lawn and lounge with sunset views over downtown Austin
Bluff-side fire pit lounge overlooking the historic Montopolis Bridge, river, and skyline
Dipping pool with sunset views over the Austin skyline
Outdoor seating area for conversation and connection
Outdoor pocket along the bluff with river views
Flexible outdoor slab for tented setups, games, or gathering space

Distinctive spaces

The Geode, labyrinth, bamboo trail, hammock grove and far edge of the bluff each hold a different pace.

Inside the Geode, with panoramic views of the Austin skyline and surrounding trees
Labyrinth for reflection and a change of pace
Bamboo-lined trail entrance with stone pavers
A private urban nature setting with Austin just beyond the trees
A separate edge of the property with a different sightline and rhythm

Indoor + private-use spaces

The 450 SF Hub includes a full kitchen, lounge and 50″ disappearing TV. Nearby, the Geode offers a separate architectural setting for small-group sessions, interviews and creative work.

Hub interior with a long work table set for a group, kitchen counter at left, and a glass wall opening to the deck, dipping pool and downtown Austin skyline
Lounge end of the Hub with a sofa, screen and sliding doors open to the deck seating and surrounding landscape
Smaller adjoining room with a daybed, two lounge chairs and corner windows onto the pool and lawn

Location

Unexpectedly connected.

Reach The Observatory by bike from downtown in about 15 minutes using Austin’s connected trail system, or by car with easy access from Highway 183.

Come see the range in person.

Walk the property, see how the spaces connect and understand what the setting can support.

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