Brown Building#4A

About This Property

A rare opportunity to own a piece of Downtown Austin history at the iconic Brown Building. CRAZY PROPERTY TAX SAVINGS due to Historic Exemption! 2025 full year property tax was only $1,336.69! This beautifully updated true 1 bedroom loft style condo blends modern comfort with preserved character, including original 1938 terrazzo floors, concrete walls, and exposed concrete ceilings. Ceilings are high with exposed conduit that pops against soft white walls, while the vertical scale adds depth and openness. Three oversized operable windows in the living frame downtown views and flood the space with natural light while creating an incredible cross breeze. West-facing views deliver sunset glows nightly. The luminous open- concept living space flows into a chic modern kitchen with granite countertops, tile backsplash, contemporary cabinetry, stainless steel electric range and microwave, plus a standout red SMEG refrigerator and matching dishwasher. The spacious bedroom feels like a tranquil retreat with 2 closets including a walk-in, two oversized operable windows, and an ensuite bath. Bath has been remodeled with tile shower and a storage vanity with granite top. In-unit laundry closet plus a gorgeous built-in at the entry foyer with extra spaces for storage. A hook has already been placed for storing your bike! HOA Fees include everything but electric and internet. Pet-friendly building! Amenities include new 2025 rooftop deck, fitness center, historic 1938 marble lobby, 3 fast elevators including a freight elevator, secure callbox/fob system, garage parking, and a doggie yard/station across the street. Everything Downtown Austin is right at your doorstep! Very secure building on quiet corner of downtown 1 block away from, but not in the middle of, all the hustle and bustle. Don’t miss this hot opportunity to secure one of Downtown Austin’s most iconic historic buildings and experience elevated urban living at the Brown Building - Come take a tour today!

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