Modern Downtown Austin Living with Coworking and a Pool | 1BR from $2,317/mo
Fri Sep 11, 2026About This Property
Built in 2009, this downtown high-rise has a cleaner, newer look than a lot of the older towers around it. The setting is hard to beat if you want to be close to the center of things without giving up the quiet that comes from being up in a full-size tower.
Shared perks cover the big downtown boxes: a pool, fitness center, business center, conference room, game room, theatre, concierge, and an outdoor lounge. You're also close to Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail, Pfluger Bridge, Google, Oracle, and Ascension Seton Medical Center, with UT Austin and the airport still within a reasonable reach.
This 1BR, 1BA starts at $2,317/mo and gives you a luxury downtown option in a high-rise format. If you want a one-bedroom with a central location and the usual premium tower perks, this one is worth a look.
Apartment Amenities
- 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom layout
- Starting at $2,317/mo
Community Amenities
- Pool
- Fitness center
- Business center
- Conference room
- Game room
- Theatre
- Concierge
- Outdoor lounge
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Rental Details
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom multi-family at 111 Sandra Muraida Way in Austin, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 657 square feet of living space. Rent is $2,317 per month. Contact the owner or property manager on this page to ask questions or set up a showing, or browse more rentals in Austin, TX on Rent Duck.
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