
$2,700/mo
Condo1516 Roseburg 70, Austin, TX
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501 W 26th St 122, Austin, TX 78705
Why Koti picked this home
This West Campus condo features crown molding, a breakfast bar, and a private balcony, perfect for student living.
PRELEASE FOR FALL '27- This West Campus Condo is located at 501 W. 26th St., Austin, TX 78705. Centennial Condos is only one block from the UT Communications Building and three blocks from Central Campus. UT students love this hosting option with this three-bedroom floor plan offering large bedrooms, updated fixtures, and an in-unit washer and dryer. Centennial Condos offers reserved garage parking, an elevator, and a swimming pool. This West Campus condo is highly desirable for UT students looking for the convenience of on-campus housing with the luxury that comes with condo living. UTR bills water, and wastewater. Available 08/14/2027

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Listing agent (MLS attribution)
Michel Issa
University Realty
$2,700/mo
Multi-family201 W MOCKINGBIRD 1, Austin, TX
Listed— $2,700/mo
Oct 7, 2026
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