1913 W Loop #C, Austin, TX 78758
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  • 2 Beds
  • 2 Baths
  • 1,031 sqft

1913 W Loop #C, Austin, TX 78758

North Austin

Home Highlights

Apartment
1,031 sqft

Local Information

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  • Schools1 Preschool School1 Elementary School1 Middle School1 High School
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About this House

What's unique:Comfortable living spaceWell-sized bedroomsFunctional and roomy layout
Updated 2 Bed 2 Bath in North Austin 9 Minutes to The Domain Available Now

Welcome to 1913 West Loop, Austin, TX. This spacious and updated 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is ideally located just a short 9 minute drive from The Domain, offering quick access to premier shopping, dining, and entertainment.

The home features a functional and roomy layout with comfortable living space, well-sized bedrooms, and two full bathrooms for added privacy and convenience. Perfect for roommates or small families.

Enjoy proximity to MetroRail for an easy commute, plus convenient access to major roadways, retail, and everyday essentials.

Located in a well-managed community with an active HOA that helps maintain neighborhood quality and overall living standards.

Highlights:
 2 spacious bedrooms
 2 full bathrooms
 Updated interior
 Bright, open living area
 9 minutes to The Domain
 Close to Metro Rail access
 Flexible lease terms available
 Foreign nationals welcome

Available today. Reach out to schedule a showing.

Utilites borne by renter. $100 per month for trash and water on top of rent. Lease is for minimum of 1 year.
1913 W Loop #C, Austin, TX 78758 is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1,031 sqft apartment in North Austin. More recently, it was listed as a rental in June 2026 with an asking price of $1,000 per month. That rental listing was removed on July 6, 2026. This property is not currently displayed as for sale or rent on Trulia. The Trulia Estimate rent is $1,390/month.

Home Details for 1913 W Loop #C

Property Information

Property Type / Style
Property Type: Apartment

Rental Terms, Policies & Fees

Lease Term: 1 Year

Interior Features

Appliances & Utilities
DishwasherMicrowaveRefrigerator
Levels, Entrance, & Accessibility
Floors: Hardwood

Comparable Sales for 1913 W Loop #C

Address
Distance
Property Type
Sold Price
Sold Date
Bed
Bath
Sqft
8206 Exmoor Dr #A, Austin, TX
0.92
Apartment
-
06/05/26
3
2
1,251 sqft
10700 Macmora Rd #109, Austin, TX
1.17
Apartment
-
06/26/26
2
2.5
1,069 sqft
8400 Jamestown Dr #310, Austin, TX
1.10
Apartment
-
08/11/26
3
2.5
1,202 sqft
8730 N Mo Pac Expy #101, Austin, TX
1.35
Apartment
-
11/21/25
3
2
1,500 sqft
1118 Stobaugh St #B, Austin, TX
1.57
Apartment
-
11/14/25
2
3
1,034 sqft
900 Taulbee Ln #109, Austin, TX
1.78
Apartment
-
07/14/26
2
1.5
908 sqft
1523 Piedmont Ave #B, Austin, TX
2.00
Apartment
-
08/04/26
2
3
1,100 sqft
3001 Esperanza Xing #3001, Austin, TX
1.88
Apartment
-
04/20/26
1
1
629 sqft
2104 Cullen Ave #202, Austin, TX
2.00
Apartment
-
07/09/26
1
1
589 sqft
2320 Gracy Farms Ln #323, Austin, TX
2.19
Apartment
-
01/26/26
1
1
799 sqft
Home facts updated by county records

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Price and Tax history

DateEventPrice
Jul 6, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,000
Jun 16, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$1,000
Apr 9, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
ListingRemoved
$1,100
Feb 13, 2026
Source: Zillow Rentals
Listed For Rent
$1,100

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What Locals Say about North Austin

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  • 79% say there are sidewalks
  • 60% say there's holiday spirit
  • 49% say neighbors are friendly
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  • 85 % Say it's dog friendly

  • 81 % Say yards are well-kept

  • 79 % Say there are sidewalks

  • 76 % Say car is needed

  • 74 % Say parking is easy

  • 62 % Say kids play outside

  • 60 % Say there's holiday spirit

  • 55 % Say it's quiet

  • 54 % Say streets are well-lit

  • 52 % Say they plan to stay for at least 5 years

  • 50 % Say it's walkable to grocery stores

  • 49 % Say neighbors are friendly

  • 48 % Say people would walk alone at night

  • 44 % Say it's walkable to restaurants

  • 42 % Say there's wildlife

  • 25 % Say there are community events

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  • Trulia User
    "Schools are good. It's a reasonably safe place. Not much access to public transportation here. Good presence of supermarkets."
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  • Trulia User
    "people know each other and there are few loud cars going through. I'm not sure it's unique but it's the only place I've lived for the past 6 yrs. However, i prefer Central to South or east Austin at this time."
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  • Javier H.
    "Been here for over 6yrs. It’s ok. Cars peed by and many are rude. No theft or burglary has ever happened. Neighbor sometimes has his music high. But he’s ok. "
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  • Elizabeth A.
    "I’ve lived in this neighborhood next to Lanier, now Navarro, high school, for 10 years now and have seen an improvement in home care and maintenance. The area is up and coming. Friendly neighbors and lots of retired folks/folks working from home. "
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  • Ashleyrconway
    "Five-minute drive to train, 35 minute drive downtown in rush hour. 18 minutes to get downtown without traffic"
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  • Javi
    "All dogs I have seen are on a leash and the dog owners always pick up after their pets. Friendly and polite neighbors. "
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  • Brandongallenstein
    "This area is a great place to live. Its near domain, future MLS stadium and public transportation. There is lots of good food and good people."
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  • Abednego A.
    "none really just nice people who look out for one another. quiet areas. shopping center. laundromat."
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  • Trulia User
    "Great place to live. close to downtown and the domain. great restaurants good shopping. The schools could be better but most kids go to a satellite school anyway. Over all good safe neighborhood. "
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  • Miguebram
    "Great community with everything walking distance. Neighbors are nice and friendly. Good vibes for young adults"
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  • Cbellman
    "I'm retired so I don't commute. When I was commuting to work I hated I 35. I had some slower options@ 183, Mo-pac, Lamar or Airport."
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  • Cbellman
    "The schools are not the best but I think they are workable. There is a fairly new YMCA with swimming, full gym, and fitness classes. Also we have a library close by. "
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  • Ekoteras35
    "people never have their dogs on leashes. my dog was attacked by another dogs whose owners let it run free. Seen multiple violations of dog safety, neighbors dogs have been kept outside without food or water, balcony and stair way smelled of urine and poop due to owners not cleaning up after dogs."
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  • Michael G.
    "Fine. I work nearby. Getting to south Austin kind of sucks, 35 and Mopac are a PITA during rush hour. Easy access to highways."
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  • Cj_champ
    "Work in Westlake, do the drive is not bad until I hit 360. The neighborhood & 183 aren’t too terrible. Braker by the Domain and Mopac gets busy sometimes."
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  • R i. s.
    "I don’t see what they wouldn’t like. You can walk your dog. It’s just a busy street not many parks to choose from though"
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  • Sarah L.
    "People don't have the 'perfect,' most obedient rescue dogs here—they are just normal dogs. It's okay if your dog barks—you don't have to worry about being judged because of your dog."
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  • Pam R.
    "Too many dogs here, and people don't keep them on their leashes."
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  • Jessica W.
    "North Austin does have access to a few dog-friendly parks, such as the Cedar Park Bark Park, and most neighborhoods and apartments provide an onsite dog park as well. However to get to off-leash trails you will need to commute more central or to downtown."
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  • Jennifer J.
    "The commute is difficult because of very bad traffic. I live in a very desirable part of Austin with two major roadways, both of which are used heavily for morning commutes."
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  • Sarah Z.
    "The commute is easy. My place has easy access to MoPac, 183, and I-35."
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  • Shaundre B.
    "The commute is easy to moderate. During school dropoff, lunch time, and rush hour it gets a little congested. Most of the traffic is on IH-35 and MoPac."
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  • Jessica W.
    "Like in any other part of Austin, the commute will be longer in the mornings and right after work. However, it tends to be less congested than downtown or down south. There are also many ways to get to major highways such as 183 and MoPac."
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  • Joli K.
    "My neighborhood has great potluck dinners. We also have a happy hour that rotates among the homes, and everyone loves it. At Christmas, almost all the neighbors decorate their homes and trees at the curbside, and at night it looks like a winter wonderland!"
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  • Desi M.
    "A well established neighborhood near MoPac and close to the Apple Computer campus, Dell, and Samsung Corp.—three of the major employers in Austin. It's near good schools, supermarkets, and the North Austin Medical Center. We have a good monthly newsletter, and many people use a neighborhood e-mail group to share announcements of interest to all. The streets and sidewalks are well-maintained, and taxes are manageable compared to houses near downtown. Most houses and yards are well maintained, and there are plenty of trees for shade during the hot summer days."
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  • Kay T.
    "It's an established neighborhood with lots of oak trees and plenty of shade."
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  • Kara S.
    "It's away from the hustle and bustle of downtown but still has a wide selection of restaurants and cool places to go. It stays true to how diverse Austin is while also being a great community."
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  • Jessica W.
    "Our neighborhood has monthly events—spaghetti dinners, board game nights, and more—that are free for residents."
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  • Jay D.
    "It's a mixed race neighborhood with schools and emergency services close by."
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  • Kara S.
    "There are many elementary and middle schools in the area, and child safety is a big goal around my neighborhood. We not only have school zones in place, but crossing guards to make sure everyone gets across the busy streets safely."
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  • April H.
    "Some areas may not be safe for children or require full supervision of children for safety purposes."
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  • Elissa M.
    "Good schools are in North Austin. There are a few schools that even top the list of best public schools."
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  • Ann W.
    "A lot of the school districts here are really great. They have good markings, and the teachers are usually pretty awesome."
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  • Shaundre B.
    "It's kind of a quieter place to raise children. Great police presence and nice neighbors. Everything is near you, schools are less than 5 minutes from home, and there is a pool."
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  • nurseellen1120
    "Quiet neighborhood, tucked conveniently between major roads"
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  • Sarah
    "I lived on Neans drive for two years before buying a new home. The street itself is relatively quiet and the neighbors were friendly. It was relatively diverse and most of the homes were well maintained. Unfortunately the neighborhood quickly deteriorated if you travelled two blocks in any direction. Gang violence was commonplace. There was a shooting at our daughter's bus stop. Late at night you'll be regaled by roaming bands of youths competing for the loudest rap/Tejano music from a car. Every morning we'd find trash on our front easement. Twice we had to chase transients out of our shed in the backyard. The police helicopter was a regular visitor and you're regularly treated to a show of the police chasing someone. Sometimes right through your yard. The nearest grocery store is filthy. Restaurants were fast food or 'Mom & Pop' store fronts of varying quality. Traffic is a nightmare and it seems that every driver on Lamar is competing for the title of 'Worst Driver in Austin'. The schools are laughable. We pulled our daughter out and home schooled one year. The second year she was accepted into an AISD magnet school and was bussed there and back. Be prepared for constant bullying, unless your kid is the bully. "
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  • Albert
    "Cool area. Something for everyone. Cool bar, great restraurants, and nice homes in the true center of the city. Easy access to most of Austin."
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Frequently asked questions about 1913 W Loop #C

  • Is Austin a buyer's or seller's market?
    Austin is currently a buyer's market, based on recent for-sale activity.
  • What's the median sale price in Austin?
    The median sale price in Austin is $576K. That is down $9.45K from the prior month.
  • What do residents say about the North Austin neighborhood?
    Residents describe the North Austin neighborhood in Austin, TX as dog-friendly, well-kept, and pedestrian-friendly. See recently sold homes in North Austin, Austin.
  • What are the closest schools to 1913 W Loop #C?
    The closest schools to 1913 W Loop #C in Austin, TX are Burnet Middle School (rated 2/10), Navarro Early College High School (rated 2/10), Padron Elementary School (Pre-K, rated 3/10).

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