49 Navasota St Apartment Unit FL1-ID1023973P

Welcome to Holly House, your gateway to the charming Holly neighborhood! Step into this boutique condotel and enjoy the simplicity in a prime location. Just a stone's throw away from Rainey Street and a short drive to Downtown and SoCo, this area... ensures you're at the heart of Austin's vibrant scene.
This space has a queen bed and a full-size pull-out sofa bed. The kitchenette has everything you need during your downtown stay in Austin, including a full-size refrigerator, stove top with two burners, microwave, and coffee station. Enjoy the private bathroom, closet, and patio with street access.
Early check-in and late check-out are possible, subject to availability and with an associated fee.
Rainey Street in downtown Austin, TX, is a unique and captivating enclave. Its distinct charm is evident in the bars that resemble houses, adorned with enchanting string lighting, and a delectable array of dining options. The atmosphere exudes an upscale vibe while maintaining an unpretentious and welcoming ambiance. Visitors can savor a sophisticated yet relaxed experience. Local attractions include the Blanton Museum of Art, Zilker Park, Mount Bonnell, and the Bullock Texas State History Museum. Culinary delights are nearby, such as Ember Kitchen, Cenote, Bird Bird Biscuit, Cosmic Coffee, Sour Duck, Show Me Pizza, Home Slice, Magnolia Cafe, and Gati Ice Cream. For drinks, explore Rainey Street, Cosmic Saltillo, Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom, LoLo, Yellow Jacket Social Club, King Bee Lounge, Outer Heaven, and Full Circle. Closest stores include Royal Blue Grocery, Target, and Whole Foods located on E 5th.
You must be 21 years or older to rent this property. The occupancy limit is four people and is non-negotiable due to fire code. Parking is on the street on a first-come, first-served basis. Smoking is prohibited anywhere on the premises, whether indoors or outdoors. Fireworks are not allowed. Please be respectful of the property and your neighbors. Do not leave any personal items on the patio. HVAC rules include not setting the home's thermostat above 76 (heating) or below 68 (cooling). To avoid overloading the system, adjust the thermostat by no more than two degrees per hour and keep the doors and windows closed as much as possible. If you encounter any issues, contact us. Read More