Loyola Junction Phase I
6525 Ed Bluestein Blvd,
Austin, TX 78724
$1,305 - $2,097
1-2 Beds
Separated from Downtown Austin by I-35 and extending to Highway 111, East Austin is a large neighborhood that contains several smaller neighborhoods, including East Cesar Chaves, Govalle, Holly, Central East Austin, and Chestnut. The neighborhood extends from Lady Bird Lake north to East 38th and ½ Street. East Austin is convenient to the University of Texas at Austin, the Medical District, and Downtown Austin.
The large Boggy Creek Greenbelt sits in the center of East Austin and provides a hiking trail, the Rosewood Splash Pad, and the Delores Duffie Recreation Center. Along Lady Bird Lake, you’ll find a stretch of parks, the Ann and Roy Butler Hike and Bike Trail, Lady Bird Walk, the Martin Neighborhood Pool, and the Festival Boat Ramp.
East Austin is rapidly gaining a reputation as a foodie destination. From food truck like the Veracruz All Natural Food Truck to coffee houses like Cuvee Coffee Bar, there’s something for everyone in East Austin. From the honky-tonk White Horse to the elegant Blue Dahlia Bistro, this is where Austin comes to enjoy great food and excellent nightlife.
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