Fresh Montrose & Museum District Living with Poolside Perks | 1BR from $1,804/mo
Wed Oct 28, 2026About This Property
Built in 2008, this garden-style property in Montrose and the Museum District has a settled, inner-loop feel without trying too hard. The setting works well if you want a newer Houston building that stays close to the energy of Montrose and the cultural core east of it.
Shared perks cover the basics cleanly: a pool, clubhouse, gym, and controlled access/gated entry. You also get a business center, coffee bar with daily periodicals to read, Westheimer mail service, and a pet run with waste bags and trash bins.
The Neartown floorplan is a 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom layout with 958 square feet, starting at $1,804/mo. It gives you a larger one-bed footprint to work with, and the strongest unit detail on hand is the size itself.
Apartment Amenities
- 958 square feet
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
Community Amenities
- Pool
- Clubhouse
- Gym
- Controlled access/gated
- Business center
- Coffee bar with daily periodicals to read
- Pet run with waste bags and trash bins
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Rental Details
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom multi-family at 2001 Westheimer Rd in Houston, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 958 square feet of living space. Rent is $1,804 per month. Contact the owner or property manager on this page to ask questions or set up a showing, or browse more rentals in Houston, TX on Rent Duck.
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