Resort-Style Living in ATX: The Element Austin Apartments

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Live music and Tex-Mex, abundant job opportunities, and a great quality of life – Austin frequently ranks as a top destination for both living and working. From quality school systems to high projected job growth, the Capitol City attracts young professionals and families alike. And while it is more costly to live here than the national average, that hasn’t stopped it from becoming one of the fastest growing cities in America.

If you’re on the hunt for a great apartment for rent in Austin, you’re looking at an average price tag of $1,244 a month, according to Yardi Matrix. Of course in a big city like Austin, there are many rental communities with a range of pricing options that fits various budgets.

Luckily, we’ve got just the place for you. Check out The Element Austin in Riverside, a visually stunning and idyllic rental community located in an up-and-coming area of the city. Join us as we uncover the perks and costs of living here:

Community of the week: The Element Austin in Riverside

The Element Austin Apartments for rent in Austin

The Element Austin Apartments in Riverside. Image via RentCafe.

The Element Austin is located in Riverside, a sprawling South Austin neighborhood just minutes south of the city’s urban core. The property – professionally managed by Presidium Property Management – provides a comfortable environment for renters looking for a beautiful, relaxing, and sustainable community.

This modern rental complex at 1500 Royal Crest Drive, Austin, TX 78741 is within walking distance to some of the city’s best shopping, dining, music and art venues, along with Lady Bird Lake and South Congress. Close to highway I-35 and East Riverside Drive, the area has convenient access to both downtown Austin and the Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

The Element Austin: Community perks

The Element Austin Apartments for rent

Resort-style swimming pool and cabanas. Image via RentCafe.

This pet-friendly apartment complex is geared for total relaxation and comfort. Lush landscaping, sculptures, and fountains create a zen-like feel. Add in the sparkling pool and cabanas, and you’ll feel like you’re on a permanent vacation.

Apartments for rent at The Element

Fire pit; Outdoor lounge; Life size chess/Checkers set; Lush landscaping. Images via RentCafe.

Active types can also take advantage of the fitness center (open 24/7). For those looking for something more laidback, you can literally hang out in one of the cozy hammocks or hit the resident relaxation lounge. Get social and fire up one of the BBQ grills, host a party using the outdoor kitchen, or strategize your next move with the life-size checkers set.

Apartments for rent at The Element Austin

Hammocks; Pool; Outdoor kitchen with Bbq grill; Cabanas. Images via RentCafe.

The perks don’t stop there. You can own up to two furry friends, with no breed restrictions, and keep them happy at the Puppy Playscape. Finding parking is never a problem, as residents can opt for their own covered spaces. And if you don’t have a car, you can take a ride around town on one of the complimentary rental bikes.

The Element Austin, TX

Wi-Fi enabled resident lounge and Internet coffee bar; 24/7 Fitness center. Images via RentCafe.

The environmentally and socially conscious managers go above and beyond to make green living easy, with features like the solar-powered common area and resident organic garden.

Rent an Apartment at The Element Austin: prices start at $896/month

The Element Austin provides many different floor plans for all kinds of budgets and needs. Solo renters or couples can check out the 440 sq. ft. studio apartments: the Neon floor plan, or any of the four different 1-bedroom apartments, which start at $896/month and range between 542-700 sq. ft.

The Element Austin apartments for rent in Austin

Wonderful interior finishes at The Element Austin Apartments. Image via RentCafe.

With rents starting at $1,049/month, the 2-bedroom apartments are the largest in the complex – perfect for the whole family. Sizes range from 720-1,026 sq. ft. for maximum spaciousness, without breaking the bank. There are five different floor plans to choose from, so you can tailor your home just the way you like it.

The Element Austin apartments

Interior design at The Element Austin: living room, bedroom, kitchen. Images via RentCafe.

Select apartments come equipped with faux wood flooring throughout, available accent walls, and new energy efficient windows and insulation. The modern kitchen steals the show with features like sleek all-black appliances, stylishly updated cabinets, fixtures, and faucets, and elegant granite countertops. Built-in desks and in-home washer/dryer units are available in certain units for added convenience. Residents can also enjoy private, fenced backyards.

If you’re looking for a modern living experience with resort-style amenities in an up-and-coming ATX neighborhood, be sure to check out the beautiful apartments at The Element Austin.

However, if you’re not yet decided, keep looking. From chic studios to spacious 3-bedrooms, there are plenty great rentals in South Austin or in other Austin neighborhoods to choose from. You can start with this selection of apartments for rent in Austin for $1,200/mo.

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Nicky Iudean

Nicky is a Senior Communications Specialist for RENTCafé.com, where she researches and writes about real estate, interior design, and all things that spark renters’ interests. She is also your go-to person for content collaborations. Nicky double majored in Marketing and Applied Economics and holds a master's degree in Marketing Strategies and Policies. You can reach her via email at nicky.rentcafe@yardi.com.

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