Modern Montrose & Museum District Living with Coworking and a Pool | 2BR from $3,410/mo
Mon Oct 5, 2026About This Property
Brand-new and set in Montrose near the Museum District, this 2025 build keeps things clean and current without trying too hard. The design and materials lean upscale and modern, and being in the Inner Loop gives it a more central, easy-to-use base for everyday Houston movement.
Shared spaces cover the stuff people actually use: a pool with a deck and custom tile accents, a clubhouse, coworking space, and a theater room. You also get an elevated terrace with outdoor kitchen and dining areas, plus EV charging stations, which is one of those small but genuinely useful perks if you need it.
This 2-bedroom, 2-bath B1 layout runs 1,010 square feet and starts at $3,410/month. It's a roomy two-bed setup with enough space to keep the common areas and bedrooms working separately instead of on top of each other.
Apartment Amenities
- No in-unit features were sourced for this floorplan
Community Amenities
- Pool
- Clubhouse
- Concierge
- Coworking space
- Pool deck with custom tile accents
- Theater room
- EV charging stations
- Elevated terrace with outdoor kitchen and dining areas
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Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom multi-family at 707 Marston St in Houston, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 1,010 square feet of living space. Rent is $3,410 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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