1601 Miriam Ave

A mid-2000s low-rise condominium community in East Austin composed primarily of two-story, 1-bedroom units with attached or detached single-car garages. Built in 2007, the complex combines townhome-style footprints with condo ownership structure; many residences are stacked over garages with internal stairs to the main living level. Interiors commonly feature vaulted or high ceilings, abundant natural light from large windows, hardwood or wood-look floors, and updated kitchens with stone or quartz counters, recessed lighting, built-in shelving and pantry storage. Units often include practical built-ins such as murphy beds, bookcases, and wired sound systems, plus in-unit laundry hookups and generous closets. The exterior palette emphasizes modest landscaping with shared garden areas, an uncovered courtyard, picnic/BBQ zones and a community firepit; a dog run and pet stations support pet owners. Surface parking and garage spaces are plentiful, with several units offering an extra parking pad in front of garages. Neighborhood access is a defining feature: the property sits within walking distance of the MLK MetroRail station and close to coffee shops, eateries, bike routes and the University of Texas, providing easy commutes to downtown and event venues. The HOA covers common exterior maintenance and landscaping; some units have sprinkler systems and community retail is planned nearby.