Some addresses are just coordinates. This one is a lifestyle.

613 W Annie #A sits steps from Swedish Hill and the South 1st Street corridor — arguably the most culturally rich stretch of Austin. Your morning coffee, your Friday night dinner, your Sunday farmers market run — all within walking distance. Lady Bird Lake, Zilker Park, and the pulse of downtown are minutes away. You’re not adjacent to Austin’s best neighborhoods. You’re in them.

The home itself is built for people who want to live well without working hard at it. 1,556 square feet, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths — with a turfed backyard that stays green year-round without a second thought, a covered patio made for the kind of evenings Austin does best, and a massive shade tree that’s been doing its job long before this block was cool. A front courtyard gives you the rare urban luxury of a proper arrival — a threshold between the energy of the street and the calm of home.

Climb the interior ladder off the second floor and you’ll find the home’s best-kept secret: a private rooftop deck with treelined views, where downtown high-rises peek out just above the canopy. It’s the kind of space that turns a quiet evening into an event.

This is prime 78704 living.