803 W 28Th St

A low-rise, single-story condominium complex built in 1962, this small West Campus community consists of two-bedroom units arranged for roommate-style living. Units typically feature two full bathrooms, walk-in closets, and primary bedrooms on the main level, with interior finishes such as Corian counters, breakfast bars, and recent laminate or concrete-style flooring in some units. Exterior elements include small private balconies or shared courtyards, exterior steps between garden-style entries, and on-site surface parking with dedicated spaces for many units. Common amenities are minimal but practical: community laundry facilities, low homeowners association fees that often cover gas, water, and trash, and mature shade landscaping. The complex’s scale and layout support straightforward property management and rental use; many units show incremental updates—new A/Cs, ranges, and plumbing fixtures—while preserving a compact, efficient footprint. Located within walking distance of the University of Texas, bus routes, local eateries such as Kerbey Lane, and Shoal Creek Greenbelt, the property sits in a dense student-oriented neighborhood where short-term leasing and investor ownership are common. Pet and occupancy restrictions vary by unit; some historic FEMA records are unclear and sprinkler systems may be present in places.