98 San Jacinto Blvd Unit #2203, Austin, TX 78701

Four Seasons Residences. Large living room with corner window and skyline views. Expansive covered balcony large enough for living and dining space, accessible from living room and bedroom. Open kitchen with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, wine fridge. Spa-like bathroom suite. Four Seasons services including concierge, valet parking, room service* and more. 24-hour notice to tour required. Call or text agent for appointment.

A 1,060 square foot condominium with skyline views, a large covered outdoor living area, and Four Seasons service is a rare product in Austin’s urban luxury market, and 98 San Jacinto Blvd Unit #2203 puts that offering inside Downtown Austin in 78701. Priced at $1.30M, or $1,226 per square foot, this one bedroom, one bath residence pairs full-service positioning with a layout that reads larger than its bedroom count suggests.

The key advantage here is scale where it matters most. The living room is notably large and anchored by a corner window exposure that pulls the skyline into the main living space instead of treating it as a secondary feature. The covered balcony extends that footprint in a practical way, with enough depth to function as both dining and lounge space, and it connects directly to both the living room and the bedroom. For buyers comparing downtown condominiums, that indoor-outdoor continuity is not a minor detail. It changes how the residence lives day to day and gives this unit stronger utility than many one bedroom plans in the same pricing tier.

The kitchen is equipped with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances along with a wine refrigerator, which places it firmly in the upper end of the condominium market for finish and appliance quality. The bathroom suite is designed with a spa-oriented approach, reinforcing that this is a full-time luxury residence, not a stripped-down downtown crash pad. Built in 2010 on a 0.0056 acre allocation, the property sits in a phase of Austin condominium development that buyers still target for its combination of modern systems, established service model, and proven location appeal.

Service is a meaningful part of the value here. Concierge, valet parking, and room service create a hospitality layer that few residential buildings can match, and that distinction matters in a segment where convenience, privacy, and consistency drive long-term demand as much as square footage. With just one day on market, this listing enters the conversation as a tightly defined downtown asset: efficient in size, strong in livability, and positioned for buyers who want a primary residence or lock-and-leave hold with durable appeal in Austin’s luxury core.

Downtown Austin runs from the Colorado River north to the Capitol, bounded by I-35 to the east and Lamar to the west. It is the densest residential market in Central Texas with high-rise condos, historic lofts, and luxury towers concentrated in distinct sub-districts.

The Seaholm District anchors the west end with the Seaholm Residences and the new Google tower reshaping the skyline. Rainey Street sits along the lake's north shore - what was a street of bungalow bars is now flanked by 40-story residential towers including 70 Rainey and The Lakeshore. The Warehouse District between 3rd and 6th Streets draws buyers who want walkable nightlife and restaurant access. Congress Avenue bisects downtown and remains the civic spine connecting the Capitol to the lake.

The Austonian (56 floors), The Independent (58 floors), and 360 Condominiums are the marquee towers. Newer projects like Sixth & Guadalupe and The Republic continue adding inventory. Price points range from $400K studio condos to $5M+ penthouses with lake and Hill Country views.

Walk Score averages 95+. The MetroRail Red Line stops at downtown station. Major employers including the State of Texas, UT Austin, and a growing tech presence (Google, Meta, Apple satellite offices) generate consistent housing demand. Nightlife, dining, live music, and Lady Bird Lake hike-and-bike trail are all within walking distance.

Buyers here are typically professionals, empty nesters downsizing from suburban estates, investors, and out-of-state relocations drawn to Austin's urban core. HOA fees range from $400/month in older buildings to $2,000+ in full-service towers. Most buildings include concierge, pool, fitness center, and secure parking.