98 San Jacinto Blvd Unit #903, Austin, TX 78701

Four Seasons Residences. Rare 2-bedroom plus Study, lives like a 3-bedroom. Corner layout with large recessed balcony overlooking tree-covered, parklike entry drive with skyline view. Corner windows in living room and primary bedroom. Luxurious primary bathroom with carrera marble tile and large walk-in closet. Four Seasons services and amenities available, including concierge, valet parking, room service* and more. Minimum 24-hour notice to show required with agent present. Call or text agent for appointment.

At $1,337 per square foot, 98 San Jacinto Blvd Unit #903 puts you in one of downtown Austin’s most tightly held residential addresses with 1,717 square feet, a true 2-bedroom, 2-bath, 1 half-bath layout, and a study that gives this home the flexibility of a 3-bedroom without the extra maintenance. In Downtown Austin, 98 San Jacinto Blvd Unit #903 sits at the edge of Lady Bird Lake and the core of the Central Business District, where residents can move between waterfront trails, hotel services, and downtown offices in minutes.

This condominium was built in 2010 and is newly listed with just 1 day on market, which matters in a building where inventory is limited and well-positioned corner units do not come up often. The floor plan is the real differentiator. The corner placement brings in extra light through windows in the living room and primary bedroom, and the recessed balcony looks over the green entry drive with a skyline view instead of staring straight into another tower. That is a meaningful advantage on San Jacinto, where privacy and a softer outlook are hard to find. The primary suite is finished with marble tile and a large walk-in closet, and the 2-car garage setup solves one of the most common downtown pain points.

Living here means direct access to some of the most used parts of Austin. Lady Bird Lake and the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail are close enough to become part of a daily routine. Rainey Street is a short walk west for restaurants and nightlife, while Cesar Chavez Street and I-35 make it easier to move across the city. The Austin Convention Center, Waller Creek corridor, and the Four Seasons Hotel Austin are all part of the immediate surroundings, which gives this block a different feel than condos farther north in the Warehouse District or west in Seaholm.

For families looking at schools, the home is in Austin ISD with Mathews Elementary, O Henry Middle School, and Austin High School. Those are established Austin names, and for buyers who want a downtown address without giving up district clarity, that matters. The property type is Residential - Condominium, the lot size is 0.009 acres, and the low-maintenance setup is exactly why many buyers target this stretch of 78701. For the buyer who wants lake access, a polished lock-and-leave footprint, and long-term value tied to one of downtown Austin’s most recognizable waterfront corridors, this address stays relevant.

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.