Apartment in Austin, TX
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this apartment rental
Built in 2013, this upscale, perfectly situated one-bedroom apartment in east downtown Austin is in one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the city! From the locally-owned, nationally-recognized restaurants and dive bars to access to the hiking and biking trail, this home offers the perfect launching pad for your Austin vacation.
The main living space is composed of the combined kitchen, dining, and living room. The living room has a large flat screen TV, desk space, and surrounding windows with views of downtown Austin. A futon can fold out in to a full-size bed and a queen-size air mattress provides more sleeping options. The fully equipped kitchen comes stocked with all your cooking needs and all-new stainless steel appliances, a Keurig coffee maker, and plenty of counter space. The bedroom is located down the hall with a queen bed and small office nook. The full bathroom in the hallway has a beautiful tile/stone walk-in shower and granite sink.
The location of this home simply can't be beat. Your home away from home is on the alley behind Willow Street, one of the most sought-after streets in the city. The Willow-Spence Historic District features an intact neighborhood of houses, churches and commercial buildings built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Across from apartment is a beautifully restored 1887 home, Cenote Café. Four blocks north you'll find Plaza Saltillo shops and restaurants, such as Hopdoddy Burger Bar, Snooze Eatery as well as Whole Foods and Target. Nationally recognized eateries Launderette, La BBQ, Juniper and Austin landmark Juan-in-a-Million, home to the 'Don Juan Taco” are all Eastside favorites and a walk or short Uber trip away.
In the evening, walk to live music venues such as the Historic Scoot Inn, originally built in 1871. Check out country music honkytonk The White Horse or cool cocktails and everything vinyl at The Long Play Lounge. In the Historic Rainey Street District you'll find Banger's Sausage House & Beer Garden, Icenhauer's, The Tipsy Alchemist and Emmer& Rye.
It's a good thing you are within walking distance to everything. You will need to burn off all those calories from indulging in historic and hip East Austin. Welcome to the Live Music Capitol of the World!
Things to Know
Free WiFi and cable
Dog friendly
Central AC
OL#2014-082980 OL
The main living space is composed of the combined kitchen, dining, and living room. The living room has a large flat screen TV, desk space, and surrounding windows with views of downtown Austin. A futon can fold out in to a full-size bed and a queen-size air mattress provides more sleeping options. The fully equipped kitchen comes stocked with all your cooking needs and all-new stainless steel appliances, a Keurig coffee maker, and plenty of counter space. The bedroom is located down the hall with a queen bed and small office nook. The full bathroom in the hallway has a beautiful tile/stone walk-in shower and granite sink.
The location of this home simply can't be beat. Your home away from home is on the alley behind Willow Street, one of the most sought-after streets in the city. The Willow-Spence Historic District features an intact neighborhood of houses, churches and commercial buildings built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Across from apartment is a beautifully restored 1887 home, Cenote Café. Four blocks north you'll find Plaza Saltillo shops and restaurants, such as Hopdoddy Burger Bar, Snooze Eatery as well as Whole Foods and Target. Nationally recognized eateries Launderette, La BBQ, Juniper and Austin landmark Juan-in-a-Million, home to the 'Don Juan Taco” are all Eastside favorites and a walk or short Uber trip away.
In the evening, walk to live music venues such as the Historic Scoot Inn, originally built in 1871. Check out country music honkytonk The White Horse or cool cocktails and everything vinyl at The Long Play Lounge. In the Historic Rainey Street District you'll find Banger's Sausage House & Beer Garden, Icenhauer's, The Tipsy Alchemist and Emmer& Rye.
It's a good thing you are within walking distance to everything. You will need to burn off all those calories from indulging in historic and hip East Austin. Welcome to the Live Music Capitol of the World!
Things to Know
Free WiFi and cable
Dog friendly
Central AC
OL#2014-082980 OL
Amenities at Modern, Dog-Friendly Flat with WiFi & Garage Parking - Unbeatable Location
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Austin, TX
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Apr 2026
The home was very conveniently located on the East side of downtown, right off 6th street next to multiple restaurants, bars and other attractions. It was easy to get to and close to the highway. It was clean and very nice, looked just like the pictures. A lot of people have commented about the homeless population around the property, this is definitely a thing, but my wife and I walked all around the area and they left us alone and we never felt unsafe. One thing I will say is if you have a large truck/SUV, you may find the garage a bit small. Overall, it was worth the money and would stay there again
8 / 10Excellent·Mar 2026
Was very clean and nice place. Only complaint is no water pressure in shower. There are a lot of homeless people in area but never bothered us. Was nice we could park in garage.
10 / 10Outstanding·Feb 2026
Closer to downtown buildings and accessible from places
6 / 10Average·Apr 2026
Pros: The apartment was clean and nicely decorated. The kitchen had basic kitchen appliances and cooking items. Bathroom was nice and modern. Bedroom was adequate for a 2 night stay. Cons: Roku remote not working but we were able to download the Roku app. The biggest con is the fact that 10 feet from opening the garage door is a large homeless population hanging out in an empty parking lot. It looks like it was designated for homeless with benches, etc. But, there were many homeless hanging out, talking, etc. you could even hear them when inside. My husband I I did not feel comfortable coming and going from the property. We parked our vehicle inside the garage and I definitely would not want to park in the driveway. Not safe at all. Also, the next block also has homeless line pd up everywhere and hanging out. Possibly for services at a nearby by church.
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(125 Ratings)
"The home was very conveniently located on the East side of downtown, right off 6th street next to multiple restaurants, bars and other attractions. It was easy to get to and close to the highway. It w..."
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