Welcome to 7000 Kenosha Pass, Southwest Austin’s hideaway beneath the oaks. Set on nearly half an acre in the beloved Convict Hill neighborhood, this 1970s retreat balances architectural soul with modern comfort. Wrapped in a canopy of heritage live oaks and fruit trees, the home offers four bedrooms, three baths, and a rare sense of privacy just minutes from the city’s best dining, trails, and shops. Step inside and you’re greeted by original terrazzo flooring—an unmistakable nod to the home’s mid-century roots. Light pours through clerestory windows and vaulted ceilings, softening the stone fireplace and built-in cabinetry that anchor the main living space. Walls of glass open onto an expansive deck, where evenings are best spent under the trees with friends and the sounds of cicadas in the background. Upstairs, the primary suite feels like a treehouse retreat. Cathedral ceilings and a private balcony frame skyline views, while a generous bathroom with dual vanities and a skylight deliver everyday luxury. Two more bedrooms and a full bath round out the upper level, while the flexible downstairs suite—with its French doors leading to a covered terrace—offers endless possibilities as a guest room, studio, or second primary. The property itself is as versatile as it is serene: the oversized two-car garage and spacious driveway, the massive air-conditioned workshop, and its location on a large corner lot allow the opportunity to expand, park an RV, or garden to your hearts content. Here, laid-back Austin living meets understated sophistication—a quiet, oak-shaded escape with the city at your fingertips.