A four-bedroom residence in Austin, Texas, featuring prominently in a high-profile documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, has hit the real estate market with an asking price of $2.25 million.
The property at 606 Josephine St. is featured in “You Can See Everything,” directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The film examines the life, family, and domestic routine of the businesswoman convicted of defrauding investors through her blood-testing company Theranos in the final 30 days before she reported to federal prison.
Inside the Zilker Neighborhood Listing
Spanning 2,483 square feet on a roughly 7,100-square-foot lot, the two-story residence was built in 1949 and has since been remodeled. Moreland Properties holds the listing. Inside, wide-plank white oak flooring runs through the living spaces, anchored by a floor-to-ceiling wood-burning fireplace in the family room. The kitchen features high-end appliances alongside a waterfall-style quartzite island.
The ground floor accommodates three bedrooms, including one of the home’s two primary suites with its own bathroom and direct backyard access. An upper level houses a second living area equipped with a wet bar and views of the downtown Austin skyline. The larger primary suite upstairs features high ceilings, a custom closet, and a large marble bathroom. Exterior amenities include a private courtyard-style patio and a detached two-car garage.
Deed Records Show Holmes Never Owned Josephine Street Home
While the property serves as a backdrop in the documentary—depicting Holmes’ partner, Billy Evans, and their two children navigating daily life—deed records confirm that neither Holmes nor Evans ever owned the home on Josephine Street. The documentary follows Evans and the children after their relocation to Austin, allowing the family to maintain weekend visits to Federal Prison Camp Bryan in Texas, where Holmes is serving an 11-year sentence.
Film Tracks Evans Through Austin and San Diego
The film opens in San Diego at a rental property where Holmes and Evans lived prior to her incarceration. The narrative then shifts to Austin, tracking Evans through local spots like a gun range, wearing a Deep Eddy Cabaret hat, and a WeWork space on Barton Springs Road.
For prospective buyers browsing the Zilker neighborhood market, the Josephine Street address presents a luxury offering situated near Barton Springs Pool, Zilker Park, downtown Austin, and the restaurants and nightlife dotting South Lamar. It is unclear if the cinematic association impacts buyer interest as Moreland Properties fields inquiries for the $2.25 million property.
