$2,000/mo
Condo1800 4th 202, Austin, TX
Listings presented by Erik Applegate, REALTOR®Rudder Realty
1900 Barton Springs Rd 2013, Austin, TX 78704
Why Koti picked this home
This executive studio features a ceiling-high Murphy bed and a dog run, all next to Barton Creek.
Rare Opportunity Available Now for an Executive Studio Condo in Austin's Best Location! Located next to Barton Creek & Zilker Park, and only minutes to Downtown, South Lamar, and SoCo, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, Exciting Nightlife, Restaurants, and Shopping! Prime condo location within the building, located on the 2nd Floor Amenity Level gives direct access to the Gym, Pool, BBQ Grill, and Resident Lounge with Big Screen TV's, Coffee Bar, and Pool Table! This Executive Studio comes with a built in Murphy Bed wall unit with extra shelves, washer/dryer, walk in shower, and full kitchen! Kayak and Bike Storage located on site as well!

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Joanne Gamel
Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Listed— $1,995/mo
Sep 18, 2026
Price reduced— $1,900/mo
Previously $1,995/mo
Oct 26, 2026
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