3000 Guadalupe St

A modest mid-rise condominium built in 1980, this three-story property contains primarily one-bedroom units configured for efficient urban living. Exterior features include private balconies or patios for many residences, exterior steps and private entrances for select units, and mature shade trees that shelter the building and adjacent sidewalk. Interiors commonly showcase open floorplans with vaulted or sloped ceilings on upper levels, laminate and tile flooring, recessed lighting, built-in bookcases and study nooks, eat-in kitchens with pantry or laminate counters, and practical storage such as walk-in closets and multiple closets per unit. Utilities and appliances vary by unit but frequently include washer/dryer hookups or on-site laundry, gas dryer hookups, ceiling fans, and recent mechanical updates in some units. Common building attributes emphasize low-density scale, a quiet and well-maintained aesthetic, and sensible HOA governance with modest fees. Parking is limited to assigned off-street spaces and bicycle storage appears on stair landings or racks by floors. Pet and rental restrictions are present. The property sits on Guadalupe near the University of Texas campus, surrounded by dense retail, eateries, grocery and transit, offering a highly walkable urban neighborhood feel with easy bicycle and shuttle access to campus.