Rooftop Living in Downtown Austin | 2BR from $4,716/mo
Wed Nov 4, 2026About This Property
Built in 2022, this newer midrise in Downtown Austin has the cleaner, more polished feel you expect from a luxury building, without trying too hard. The setting near Lady Bird Lake and the Rainey Street Historic District gives it a strong downtown address with a little more edge than a generic high-rise.
Shared spaces are doing a lot of the work here: a pool with a soaking ledge, rooftop terrace with a fire pit, sports lounge, observation deck, coworking space with conference rooms, bike storage, EV charging, and in-building shopping. You're also close to the Austin Convention Center, Google Austin, and the Lady Bird Lake area, so errands and commuting stay pretty simple.
The available 2-bedroom, 2-bath floorplan is 1,096 square feet, with pricing starting at $4,716/mo. It gives you a larger downtown layout to work with, and the current special is up to 6 Weeks Free On Select Apartment Homes, subject to change.
Apartment Amenities
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 1,096 square feet
- Starting at $4,716/mo
Community Amenities
- Bike storage
- Coworking spaces with conference rooms
- Electric vehicle charging stations
- In-building shopping
- Pool with a soaking ledge
- Rooftop terrace with a fire pit
- Sports lounge with shuffleboard, pool table, and flatscreen TVs
- Observation deck
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Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom multi-family at 91 Red River St in Austin, TX is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 1,096 square feet of living space. Rent is $4,716 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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