George’s remaining homes come in three layouts: a one-bedroom condo, a one-bedroom townhome, and a two-bedroom townhome. Each offers new construction ownership in Central East Austin. The right fit depends on how much space you want, where you want to start on price, and how much you’ll use outdoor space.
Space and Layout
One-Bedroom Condo
Single-level living with an efficient layout and less to maintain. It works well if you want a home base close to Mueller and Downtown and don’t need extra rooms.
One-Bedroom Townhome
More room across two levels, with living and sleeping space separated. That separation matters if you work from home, have guests over, or just want the bedroom to feel like its own space.
Two-Bedroom Townhome
The most space at George. The second bedroom can be a home office, guest room, or a roommate’s room that helps share costs.
Entry Points
The one-bedroom condo is the most direct path to ownership at George, starting at $299,000. The one-bedroom townhome adds space for $37,000 more. The two-bedroom townhome starts at $460,000.
All three are new construction, so you’re buying a home with modern systems, energy-efficient construction, and no immediate renovation list.
Outdoor Access
Private patios are available on select homes. Giving you room for a grill or a few plants. Every resident also has access to George’s greenspace and walking paths.
If outdoor space is a must, ask which remaining homes include a patio before you book your tour.
Common Ownership Questions
What’s included in every home?
Parking with EV charging, energy-efficient construction, low-VOC finishes, solid-surface flooring, and air filtration.
How soon can I move in?
Many remaining homes are move-in ready.
Does a second bedroom make sense for me?
If you work from home, host often, or plan to share costs, the second bedroom earns its keep. If you mostly want a central home base, a one-bedroom gives you strong value per square foot.
Tour an Actual Available Home
Floor plans help, but walking through the space settles the question faster. A private tour lets you see a home that’s actually for sale, compare layouts in person, and get current pricing and timing.
Some plans are down to their final homes, so availability may be limited by layout. Tell us which one you’re leaning toward when you book, and we’ll build your tour around it.