49 Navasota St, Austin, TX 78702

Welcome to Holly House, your gateway to the charming Holly neighborhood! Feel at home in this second-floor loft.
This apartment features a kitchenette fully... equipped for all your needs, a full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee station with a Keurig, stovetop with 2 burners, TV, private bathroom, and closet.
Street parking is available outside the property on a first come, first served basis.
Just a couple of blocks away from Rainey Street and a short drive to Downtown and the Eastside, this centrally located apartment ensures you're at the heart of Austin's vibrant scene. Rainey Street in downtown Austin, TX, is a unique and captivating enclave with bars that resemble houses, adorned with enchanting string lighting, and a delectable array of dining options. Nearby attractions include Blanton Museum of Art, Zilker Park, Mount Bonnell, and Bullock Texas State History Museum. You'll also find Ember Kitchen, Cenote, Bird Bird Biscuit, Cosmic Coffee, Sour Duck, Show Me Pizza, Home Slice, Magnolia Cafe, Gati Ice Cream, Cosmic Saltillo, Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom, LoLo, King Bee Lounge, Yellow Jacket Social Club, Outer Heaven, Full Circle, Royal Blue Grocery, Target, and Whole Foods nearby.
There may be some noise during your stay due to nearby construction. No pets are allowed at this vacation rental. The maximum number of guests is 4 and is non-negotiable due to the fire code. You must be 21 years or older to rent this property and present for the entirety of the reservation. Smoking is prohibited anywhere on the premises, whether indoors or outdoors. Quiet hours are between 10 PM and 7 AM. Additional charges may apply if personal items are left behind. We do not have access to the locked mailboxes at this property, so please do not have any mail or packages delivered to the home during your stay, as we cannot retrieve them on your behalf. The hot water tanks are shared between units, so prolonged usage could affect temperatures. Do not set the home's thermostat above 76 (heating) or below 68 (cooling). To avoid overloading the system, adjust the thermostat by no more than 2 degrees per hour and keep the doors and windows closed as much as possible. Texas is home to plenty of bugs, especially during cricket season, so you may notice a few more of them around September. To help keep them outside, keep all windows and doors closed, especially in the evenings. If you happen to notice any inside, feel free to use the bug spray provided under the sink. [SI] Read More