Location, Location, Location…Zilker Park Residences
January 30th, 2009 Categories: Austin Area Condos, Austin Real Estate News
Howdy Readers,
It’s The Blogster here with some some great information on one of Austin’s premiere living locations…
Zilker Park Residences is truly located on the edge of Zilker Park. The site fronts directly on Zilker Park and the Town Lake Trail with more than 500 feet of frontage directly touching the park property.
Zilker Park Residences represents the only privately owned location to enjoy this intimate relation with Austin’s most important park – a once in a life time legacy opportunity. The design team is working closely with the Parks & Recreation Department on plans to enhance the parkland above the eastern base of the Barton Creek pedestrian bridge so that it becomes a more beautiful and accessible entrance to Austin’s Central Park.
ZILKER PARK RESIDENCES consist of three mid-rise buildings designed with the thought that they are, in effect, sculpture on the edge of the park. Cypress Commons has 19 residences and is located on the southern property next to the Hotel Zilker, the small boutique hotel planned along Barton Springs Road. Taniguchi Terra contains 13 residences and is located along the eastern side of the property on Sterzing Street. Colorado Bend contains 8 residences and is located on the northern edge of the property nearest to Barton Creek.
Please feel free to contact Jeremy K. Frost & The Steele Action Team today for more information on this unique property that is truly “Keeping Austin Weird”
(512) 636-2746 or Jeremy@AustinHomeAndLand.com
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