
$379,000
House5413 Blue Bird 2, Austin, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
1506 Forest Trl 101, Austin, TX 78703
Why Koti picked this home
Experience serene treetop living in this stylish 2-bed, 2-bath Tarrytown condo with granite counters for $379,000.
Boutique Tarrytown condo living at its finest — welcome to Residence 101 at Forest Oaks, where private treetop living meets incredible urban convenience. The efficient floor plan offers spacious downstairs living with a fireplace and French doors opening to a private terrace. Upstairs, two bedrooms each enjoy their own private bath. Premium parking includes the first space as you enter the community, plus the first covered space with a spacious storage unit. With only 8 units, Forest Oaks offers a close-knit, quiet community feel. Take a dip or entertain guests at the recently refinished community pool. Your private retreat, minutes from it all.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Audra Smith
AustinRealEstate.com
Listed— $399,000
Jul 20, 2026
Price reduced— $379,000
Previously $399,000
Oct 23, 2026
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