The Brass-Milam House, 1903 - Austin Historic Landmark No. 13. Here on one of the most tranquil and prestigious avenues in Travis Heights, the lots are large, the tree canopy provides a welcome respite from summer sun, and important historic properties line the street. The Brass-Milam House is one of the finest, noteworthy for the design and quality craftsmanship that define the era. Gently sloping to picturesque Blunn Creek, which flows between Big and Little Stacy Parks, the site is almost half an acre, studded with mature Live Oaks. Original finishes include longleaf pine floors, shiplap walls, solid wood doors, float glass windows, and decorative mouldings and millwork. Recent remodeling provides a new roof, new foundation, new plumbing, new electrical, new HVAC, and a new 2-car garage. But the project is incomplete, waiting for a new steward to select finishes, fixtures and appliances to resume the legacy as one of Central Austin's premier estates. Historic tax benefits may apply.