
$1,195/mo
Condo6804 Capital of Texas 521, Austin, TX
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6000 Shepherd Mountain Cv 204, Austin, TX 78730
Why Koti picked this home
This stylish 1st-floor condo boasts vinyl plank flooring, a resort-style pool, and a 24-hour gym, all for $1,195.
Beautiful 1st floor condo. Vinyl plank flooring throughout. Enjoy resort style pool with cabana and hot tub. Gym is 24 hours and overlooks the beautiful pool. Great location - just minutes from Lake Austin, the Domain and Downtown. Attention to agents and applicants: Please submit a complete application in order to be reviewed, best-qualified applicant, owner, and management company reserve the right to take the best offer, income, ID, and VOR documents are required for all applicants. AGENT MUST SHOW THE PROPERTY Pet deposits start at $500 and vary per property. Water fee $40/monthly on top of rent Some images were AI modified.

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Xiaoke Chen
Legacy Realty LLC
$1,195/mo
Townhouse8911 SCHICK B, Austin, TX
Listed— $1,350/mo
Sep 17, 2026
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