Listed by Britt Noser

Days on market: 1503

Available April 1. Beautiful studio apartment in important historic Austin mansion near downtown and the hospital. This newly restored apartment is charming and cozy with classic original windows. Original oak floors throughout have all been refinished. All walls, ceilings and wood work have been painted. New light fixtures have been installed that reflect the style of the house. Don't miss this opportunity to live in one of Austin's most important and significant homes! $535 per month includes all utilities except electric and internet. One garage space included. $535 security/cleaning deposit. Basement laundry. Credit and background check. Bills in collections or criminal convictions will disqualify applicants. No pets, no smoking. One year lease. Shorter lease also available for $600 per month. Call Britt at show contact info for more information or to set up a showing. Crane Mansion was built in 1906 by local Austin-ite, Frederick I. Crane. The heavy masonry construction method used to build Italianate/aesthetic style Crane Mansion was cutting edge at the time. The mansion features elaborate woodwork made from quarter sawn white oak, Birdseye maple and Honduran mahogany. The front entry and main floor porches feature poured terrazzo floors. Six fireplaces provided supplemental heating. F. I. Crane owned the largest lumber yard in the area and was also the mayor of Austin for many years. Mr. Crane and his wife were visionaries who played a large role in the financial expansion and cultural growth of Austin at the turn of the last century. After years of lavish entertaining family gathering, the mansion was professionally converted into 7 apartments in 1930. The new owners of Crane Mansion are steadily moving forward with the restoration of this fine structure.

Listed by Britt Noser

Days on market: 2188

Available August 1st beautiful spacious one bedroom apartment in important historic Austin mansion near downtown and the hospital. This newly restored apartment includes a huge living room with fireplace, large bedroom with attached bath and walk in closet with many built-ins and a sunny dining room with many original windows. 1930s bathroom has a linen cupboard, original Koehler pedestal sink and tile work. Original maple floors throughout have all been refinished. All walls, ceilings and wood work have been painted. New light fixtures have been installed that reflect the style of the house. Don't miss this opportunity to live in one of Austin's most important and significant homes! Available September 1st. $750 per month includes all utilities except electric and internet. One garage space included. $750 security/cleaning deposit. Basement laundry. Credit and background check. Bills in collections or criminal convictions will disqualify applicants. No pets, no smoking. One year lease. Shorter lease also available for $950 per month. Call Britt at show contact info for more information or to set up a showing. Crane Mansion was built in 1906 by local Austin-ite, Frederick I. Crane. The heavy masonry construction method used to build Italianate/Ascetic style Crane Mansion was cutting edge at the time. The mansion features elaborate woodwork made from quarter sawn white oak, Birdseye maple and Honduran mahogany. The front entry and main floor porches feature poured terrazzo floors. Six fireplaces provided supplemental heating. F. I. Crane owned the largest lumber yard in the area and was also the mayor of Austin for many years. Mr. Crane and his wife were visionaries who played a large role in the financial expansion and cultural growth of Austin at the turn of the last century. After years of lavish entertaing family gathering, the mansion was professionally converted into 7 apartments in 1930. The new owners of Crane Mansion are steadily moving forward with the restoration of this fine structure.

Listed by Britt Noser

Days on market: 1431

Available September 1st. Beautiful, large one bedroom apartment in important historic Austin mansion near downtown and the hospital. This restored apartment is charming and spacious with classic original windows. Original maple floors throughout have all been refinished. Beautiful bathroom. All walls, ceilings and woodwork have been painted. New light fixtures have been installed that reflect the style of the house. Don't miss this opportunity to live in one of Austin's most important and significant homes! $775 per month includes all utilities except electric and internet. One garage space included. $775 security/cleaning deposit. Basement laundry. Credit and background check. Bills in collections or criminal convictions will disqualify applicants. No pets, no smoking. One year lease. Shorter lease also available for $735 per month. Call Britt at for more information or to set up a showing. Crane Mansion was built in 1906 by local Austin-ite, Frederick I. Crane. The heavy masonry construction method used to build Italianate/Ascetic style Crane Mansion was cutting edge at the time. The mansion features elaborate woodwork made from quarter sawn white oak, Birdseye maple and Honduran mahogany. The front entry and main floor porches feature poured terrazzo floors. Six fireplaces provided supplemental heating. F. I. Crane owned the largest lumber yard in the area and was also the mayor of Austin for many years. Mr. Crane and his wife were visionaries who played a large role in the financial expansion and cultural growth of Austin at the turn of the last century. After years of lavish entertaining family gathering, the mansion was professionally converted into 7 apartments in 1930. The new owners of Crane Mansion are steadily moving forward with the restoration of this fine structure.