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1702 Drake, Reduced 1/1 Lofty 602 sq. ft Guest House in Travis Heights, SoCo, $2500 per month. Contact Austin Silent Market Broker Associate GVM 512.657.9281

 


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1702 Drake Avenue, Travis Heights SoCo, ATX, 78704 for lease.
 $2,500 per month. furnished or unfurnished options available. 3-12 month lease options. 1/1 Lofted 602 sq. ft. Back-House Interior Beauty.

 Contact Broker Associate GVM directly for showings 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com click here for more 1702 Drake Travis Heights SoCo Property photos & info.

Reduced Asking price of $2,500 per month @1702 Drake Avenue. Option for tenant to lease furnished OR unfurnished. Tenant(s) responsible for utility bills. This is a superbly beautified and perfectly located 1/1 Loft in the prime, walkable, Travis Heights SoCo neighborhood. per TCAD this alley access Back-House is 602 sq. ft. It has it's own postal mail address of 1702 Drake Avenue. Washer/Dryer in the upstairs bathroom closet. Some side yard for tenant to use. Pristine Condition. Negotiable 3-12 month lease available. Contact Lease Listing Broker GVM for showing appointments, and access. Click here for more photos, info on 1702 Drake for Lease, $2,500 per month asking price. 

 
  
 
 
 
 
 
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