A 2023 high-rise in downtown Austin, this building has the newer, cleaner-lined feel you'd expect from a recent tower, without a lot of extra fuss. It sits right in the middle of the downtown grid, so you're close to Lady Bird Lake, the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail, and the Congress Avenue Bridge.
The shared spaces cover the useful stuff: a rooftop pool, fitness center, clubhouse seating by the fire, dog wash room, and EV charging stations.
This 1-bedroom, 1-bath floorplan runs 843 square feet and starts at $3,481/mo. It gives you a clean 1BR layout with enough room to be flexible, plus spa-inspired bathroom finishes and a frameless glass shower.
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Property Summary
Property Type:
Apartment
Rental Fee:
$3,481
Bedrooms:
1 bed
Bathrooms:
1 bath
Size:
843 sqft
Pets:
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ID:
84694344
Amenities
•Clubhouse
•Concierge
•Elevator
•EV Charging
•Fireplace
•Fitness Center
•Pet Spa
•Pool
Additional Details
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom apartment at 215 Brazos St #K in Austin, TX 78701 rents for $3,481 a month. It has 843 square feet. 215 Brazos St #K was advertised by Rabbi Hassan on November 5, 2026.
How the Rent Compares
At $3,481 a month, this apartment is well above the typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Austin (about $1,400).
Typical $1,400This home $3,481
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$1,400Typical rent for 1-bedroom apartments and condos in Austin
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Recommended income
$139,240 /year
With your chosen rent-to-income ratio, an annual income of $139,240 is recommended to comfortably afford this 1-bedroom rental priced at $3,481 per month.
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