Williams, W. T. and Clotilde V., House
historic place
The Williams, W. T. and Clotilde V., House is a historic place located in Austin, Travis County, Texas. This home was constructed between 1933 and 1934 by William Kutalek and Peter Mansbendel for William T. Williams, Jr. and Clotilde Valerie Mansbendel Williams. The house exhibits motifs drawn from the Tudor Revival Style and features a U-shaped plan around an enclosed courtyard. Noted local artisan Peter Mansbendel, who was Clotilde Valerie's father, created the wood and stone carvings that adorn both the interior and exterior of the home. William T. Williams, Jr. was an attorney and city leader who contributed to Austin's development. Clotilde Valerie Williams was active in civic, church, and school organizations. A historical marker for the house was erected in 2013. The Williams House is historically significant for its architecture and its association with the Williams family.