Fresh Montrose & Museum District Living with Poolside Perks | 2BR from $3,025/mo
Mon Sep 14, 2026About This Property
Built in 2023, this Montrose & Museum District community offers a newer residential setting with a clear connection to its surroundings. The building balances private apartment space with shared areas meant for everyday use.
You can cool off by the pool, fit in a workout without leaving home, and spend time with friends in the shared gathering spaces. Walkability comes across as very walkable. Current special: Up to 6 WEEKS FREE base rent*. Subject to change.
A second bedroom gives you options for guests, a home office, or a roommate. This 1,353-square-foot two-bedroom layout has 2 baths and starts at $3,025/mo, with 2-bedroom floor plan, 2 bathrooms, and Approximately 1,353 square feet.
Apartment Amenities
- 2-bedroom floor plan
- 2 bathrooms
- Approximately 1,353 square feet
- Floor plan B2-637
- Advertised from $3,025 per month
Community Amenities
- pool
- clubhouse
- gym
- Resident Clubroom with Billiards and Shuffleboard Games
- Private Dining Room with Catering Kitchen and Wine Lounge
- 24/7 Mail and Parcel Access
- Electronic Package Lockers and Oversized Parcel Storage
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Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom multi-family at 4641 Montrose Blvd in Houston, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 1,353 square feet of living space. Rent is $3,025 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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