806 W 24Th St

A low-rise condominium complex built in 1982 offering primarily two-bedroom layouts across modest mid-block buildings. Units feature vaulted or cathedral ceilings, open-plan living with kitchen islands or breakfast bars, granite or quartz counters, wood or tile floors, and multiple closet and storage configurations including large walk-in closets and dual primary suites in some plans. Many residences include private outdoor space such as a balcony or small covered patio and interior conveniences like stackable washer/dryer hookups or full-size washer/dryer in select units. Common exterior elements include gated entries, uncovered courtyards, limited exterior steps, partial gutters, exterior lighting, and reserved parking with a mix of covered and uncovered spaces; some units convey two reserved spots and guest passes. The complex emphasizes walkability to the University of Texas and West Campus, attracting investors and students as well as owner-occupants; units have seen periodic updates including remodeled kitchens and baths, HVAC servicing, and water-heater replacements. Pet and rental restrictions vary by unit or association; FEMA status and certain occupancy restrictions are noted in listings. Overall the property presents a compact, amenity-light, well-located condo community optimized for campus access and practical urban living.