History buffs, interior design enthusiasts, and real estate aficionados will soon unite for a weekend of historic home-hopping during Preservation Austin's 2025 Homes Tour.

The 32nd annual event runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, April 26 + Sunday, April 27 and allows ticketholders to step into 10 private homes with roots dating back up to 150 years.

You're looking at one of 1,000+ homes built by local architect Edwin C. Kreisle. | Photo by Clay Grier

Featured homes include:

The Rogers-Lyons House, a city of Austin landmark
A 1955 ranch-style home designed by Leonard Lundgen
The I.V. Davis Homestead, a local + state landmark
A 1927 Colonial Revival-style home designed by Edwin C. Kreisle

Local architect Arthur Fehr, who constructed this Ridge Oaks Drive home for his family in 1949, graduated from UT Austin and worked on projects for the National Park Service. | Photo by Jenn Rose Smith

Early bird tickets are available for $45 through Monday, March 31, before tickets increase to $50. All proceeds support Preservation Austin's mission.

Bonus: VIP tickets grant access to an exclusive party at south Austin's Wisteria estate, and locals can also RSVP for a free walking tour celebrating John S. Chase's legacy.