🎉 Summer Special in Austin’s Mueller District! This stylish Windsor Park 3BR blends vintage charm with modern vibes—perfect for biz travel, ACL trips, or family escapes. Walk to Mueller Lake Park, Thinkery & Alamo Drafthouse. Kid-friendly & fully stocked for weekends or long stays. Corporate housing available—book your Austin getaway today!
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Austin's Mueller District with our stunning short-term rental property. Nestled in the charming neighborhood of Windsor Park Quiet neighborhood with public transportation. Located in Windsor Park East near Hal’s Coffee.
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Your Stylish Austin Escape Awaits
Step into this beautifully updated 1950s gem—where vintage soul meets modern comfort. Designed for extended stays, relocations, corporate housing, or digital nomads, this home is fully equipped for work, rest, and play.
🛏️ 3 inviting bedrooms – including a dedicated remote work setup
🚿 Sleek black & white tiled walk-in shower
📺 50” Roku Smart TV with Netflix, Hulu, Prime & Disney+
☕ Full coffee bar + vintage-inspired appliances
📶 Fast WiFi perfect for Zoom calls or binge sessions
🎶 Record player & vinyl collection for retro vibes
🧺 On-site laundry, extra linens, and cleaning supplies
🔥 Spacious fenced yard with lawn games, grill, & fire pit
🚗 10–15 mins to Mueller, Downtown, UT, and Austin-Bergstrom Airport
🚍 Walkable to public transit and quick access to rideshare
🎤 Close to Austin's top restaurants, live music, and festivals
Whether you're in town to work, explore, or unwind—this home makes it easy to live like a local and enjoy Austin in style.
Carport and driveway parking, street parking, public transportation just a short walk, and shared ride services .
Here are the directions from Bristol Dr, Austin, TX 78723 to Circuit of The Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas:
Start at Bristol Dr.
Head southeast on Bristol Dr.
Turn right onto McNeil Road.
Turn left onto US-183 South.
Take the exit toward Downtown/6th St.
Continue straight on the ramp and merge onto I-35 South.
Take exit 220 toward Circuit of the Americas Boulevard.
Turn right onto Circuit of The Americas Boulevard.
Continue straight and you will reach Circuit of The Americas (COTA).
The estimated drive time is about 25 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.
Here are the directions from Bristol Dr, Austin, TX 78723 to 6th Street in Austin, Texas:
Start at Bristol Dr.
Head southeast on Bristol Dr.
Turn right onto McNeil Road.
Turn left onto US-183 South.
Take the exit toward Downtown/6th St.
Continue straight on the ramp and merge onto I-35 South.
Take exit 235B to merge onto 6th St.
Continue straight on 6th St and you will reach your destination.
The estimated drive time is about 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Alternatively, you can also take public transportation such as the city bus, which takes about 20-30 minutes, depending on traffic and the specific route you take.
Inquire if interested in month-to-month renting.
Things to do!
Barton Springs Pool:
This natural spring-fed swimming pool is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. It's a great place to cool off on a hot summer day, and it also has picnic areas, restrooms, and changing rooms.
Zilker Metropolitan Park:
This large park is home to several popular attractions, including Barton Springs Pool, the Zilker Botanical Garden, and the Umlauf Sculpture Garden. It's a great place to spend a day outdoors, with ample green space for picnics, hiking, and other activities.
Lady Bird Lake:
This man-made lake offers a range of recreational opportunities, including boating, fishing, and kayaking. There are several parks along the shoreline, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the scenic views of the city.
6th Street:
This historic entertainment district is famous for its vibrant nightlife, with a wide range of bars, clubs, and live music venues. It's a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, and it's a great place to experience Austin's famous music scene.
South Congress Avenue:
This lively street is lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes, and it's a great place to go for a stroll, do some shopping, or enjoy a bite to eat. It's also home to several iconic Austin landmarks, such as the "I Love You So Much" mural and the Continental Club.
With the kids >
Thinkery Children's Museum:
This interactive children's museum offers a range of hands-on exhibits and activities that are designed to encourage exploration and learning. Kids can play and experiment with science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM) concepts in a fun and engaging environment.
Mueller Lake Park:
This park features a large pond surrounded by a walking trail, a playground, and picnic areas. It's a great place for families to spend time outdoors, with plenty of space for kids to run and play.
The Thinkery's Nature Play Area:
This outdoor play area is designed to encourage kids to explore and connect with nature. It features natural play structures, a stream bed, and a sand area, and it's a great place for kids to run, jump, and play.
The Greenway at Mueller:
This scenic park and trail system is perfect for walking, jogging, and biking. It features a range of amenities, including picnic areas, playgrounds, and an off-leash dog park, making it a great place for families to spend time outdoors.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema:
This movie theater features a range of family-friendly films, as well as a menu of food and drinks. It's a great place for families to enjoy a night out, with a fun and relaxed atmosphere.
Bugs Happen
Our homes are surrounded by nature and beautiful trees, which can occasionally bring uninvited guests — bugs! Because guests come and go frequently, you may occasionally see insects, including roaches known as Palmetto bugs. These are the outdoor type that come from the trees, not the kind associated with dirty homes.
We have professional pest control service every quarter and do our best to minimize their presence, but we can’t completely control nature. Please know we’re doing everything possible to keep our spaces clean and comfortable — and we appreciate your understanding that bugs sometimes happen in Texas!
