Barton Place

The building

• Completed2010
• Residences270
• Floors6
• DistrictZilker, 78704

• Six story mid rise across Barton Springs Road from Zilker Park and Butler Park
• Heated saltwater pool, rooftop terraces with grills, fitness center, community garden and a guest suite
• Gated garage with reserved parking and storage
• Studios to three bedrooms, roughly 680 to 1,740 square feet, many with downtown views
• A fifteen minute walk to Seaholm and the Central Library across the pedestrian bridge

Liz lived here before moving to The Independent and has represented sellers here since, including the only privately marketed residence here in 2026, under contract in one day.

Liz's record here

• Lived at Barton Place before moving to The Independent, and has represented sellers here since
• Represented the seller of the only privately marketed residence at Barton Place in 2026, under contract in one day
• Knows the lines by position: courtyard versus Barton Springs Road, skyline floors versus garden level, the sections nearest the pool and terraces

Who it suits

Buyers who want the trail and Zilker Park as a front yard with downtown a bridge away, in a mid rise rather than a tower.

How it compares to the other Zilker buildings is in which Zilker condo building is right for you, and the north shore alternative in Zilker or downtown. What to read before an offer in any of them is in what to know before buying.

Living here

Barton Place sits where South Lamar meets Barton Springs Road, which puts Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool, Butler Park and the trail within a few minutes on foot and downtown across the pedestrian bridge. It is the largest condominium community on the south shore and the one with the deepest resale record, which matters when you are pricing a specific line.

The building runs as a series of six story structures around courtyards rather than a single tower, so the experience varies a great deal by position: courtyard side versus Barton Springs Road, upper floors with the skyline versus garden level, and the sections nearest the pool and rooftop terraces. That variation is why two units with the same plan can trade far apart, and why line selection is the whole conversation here.

Within a few blocks

• Zilker Park and Barton Springs Pool
• Butler Park, the Pitch and Putt and the Long Center
• The Butler Trail and the Pfluger pedestrian bridge
• South Lamar restaurants and the Alamo Drafthouse
• ACL Fest, a walk away each October
• Seaholm and the Central Library across the bridge

Questions buyers ask about Barton Place

Is Barton Place a high rise?

No. It is a six story mid rise built as several connected buildings around courtyards, which gives it a different feel from the downtown towers: more garden, more horizontal, fewer people per elevator. Upper floors on the north side still clear the trees for a full downtown skyline view.

What is it like during ACL and the summer?

Zilker Park is the front yard, so the two ACL weekends and Blues on the Green bring crowds and closures to Barton Springs Road. Residents plan around them and most consider the rest of the year worth it. Which side of the building you face changes how much you notice.

How do I know which line to buy?

Ask Liz. She has sold here repeatedly and can tell you which positions face the courtyard, which hear the road, which have the usable terraces and where the building's pricing actually breaks.