1010 W 23Rd St

A mid-rise condominium complex built in 1975, composed mainly of two-bedroom units configured as flats and loft-style plans. The architecture is utilitarian with stepped exterior access and balconies; many residences occupy upper floors reached by exterior or interior steps. Typical interior details include vaulted or beamed ceilings, built-in bookcases, laminate counters, and a mix of original and updated finishes reflecting incremental renovations over time. Unit footprints often feature sleeping lofts or raised bedroom platforms, two full baths in many layouts, walk-in closets, and practical storage and washer hookups. Common outdoor features include private fenced patios for some ground-level units and modest balconies for upper units. The property offers assigned surface parking spaces and limited visitor/street parking nearby. Management appears to support short-term leasing and investor ownership; individual units are frequently renovated by owners with modern wood-style flooring, stainless appliances, and updated baths. Located in West Campus near the University of Texas and neighborhood amenities, the complex sits within walking distance of campus shuttle stops, transit, dining, and Shoal Creek, combining a student-oriented rental market with quieter pockets suitable for longer-term residents.