Milago Condos

Built in 2006, Milago condominiums come with wonderfully sophisticated and modern interiors. Across 240 units, spread over 13 floors, condos in The Milago range from 748 square feet, to 2120 square feet in size.

 

The building may not be the tallest, but it still enjoys fantastic views across the open spaces to the south, west, and northwest. And thanks to the spacious balconies, large windows, and open floor plans, residents of Milago condos can appreciate these beautiful views from all over their homes.

 

Stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, designer cabinetry, and track lighting ensure your kitchen experience at The Milago will be defined by comfort and convenience. And likewise for the well-appointed bathrooms, with large soaking tubs surrounded by tiles, glass-enclosed showers, and walk-in closets.

 

Other features include the hardwood floors, screened patios, and tall ceilings.

 

Residents at The Milago enjoy many amenities, comparable with any of the luxury condo buildings in Austin. A rooftop pool and multiple terraces with sweeping views are some of the highlights.

 

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The Milago is a fantastically situated condominium building. Right on the edge of downtown Austin, residents at The Milago enjoy the best of a vibrant city, with the serenity of their park-like surroundings.

 

The Milago is built on the edge of Lady Bird Lake, bordered by the Waller Beach Metropolitan Park, lined with miles of multi-use trails. Biking, walking, jogging, kayaking, and paddle boarding are all popular activities in the area.

 

While nature greets you on one side of the building, the other lies on Rainey Street, home to a number of bars, cafes, and eateries.

 

And looking out from the building's western views, residents can take in the awe-inspiring bat flights leaving the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge.

 

The park surroundings make The Milago condos great for families, and students in the area are served by the Austin ISD, attending schools like Matthews Elementary, O. Henry Middle, and Austin High School.