Taos Co-op
Austin, United States
Monthly Pricing at Taos Co-op
Monthly Range
€621
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€919
Taos Co-op Amenities & Features
Location
City
Coliving Type
Social
Own Desk
Yes
Gym
Yes
Kitchen
Yes
AC
Yes
Speciality
Meal plan included with rent; co-op living with student focus and community features
About Taos Co-op
On Guadalupe Street in Austin, close to the University of Texas, this student co-op has a straightforward, social feel with a strong house rhythm. It suits students who want an affordable setup with shared responsibility, a built-in meal plan, and a place where daily life revolves around the house as much as the city outside.
Rent runs from €621.12 to €918.92 per month. The meal plan is included, along with internet and utilities. Rooms come as private or shared, and each room includes an own desk. The building holds 117 students across five stories, so it has scale without feeling anonymous.
- Gym
- Air conditioning
- Kitchen
- Own desk
The co-op model sets the tone here. Residents take part in managing the house, which keeps the place practical and hands-on rather than polished for show. The Google rating sits at 3.8 out of 5 from 33 reviews, which matches a property with clear appeal and a few rough edges, but plenty going for it if shared student living is the goal.
Where is Taos Co-op?
View on Google Maps:
2612 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX 78705, USA
Monthly Pricing at Taos Co-op
Taos Co-op Amenities & Features
Location
CityColiving Type
SocialOwn Desk
YesGym
YesKitchen
YesAC
YesSpeciality
Meal plan included with rent; co-op living with student focus and community featuresAbout Taos Co-op
On Guadalupe Street in Austin, close to the University of Texas, this student co-op has a straightforward, social feel with a strong house rhythm. It suits students who want an affordable setup with shared responsibility, a built-in meal plan, and a place where daily life revolves around the house as much as the city outside.
Rent runs from €621.12 to €918.92 per month. The meal plan is included, along with internet and utilities. Rooms come as private or shared, and each room includes an own desk. The building holds 117 students across five stories, so it has scale without feeling anonymous.
- Gym
- Air conditioning
- Kitchen
- Own desk
The co-op model sets the tone here. Residents take part in managing the house, which keeps the place practical and hands-on rather than polished for show. The Google rating sits at 3.8 out of 5 from 33 reviews, which matches a property with clear appeal and a few rough edges, but plenty going for it if shared student living is the goal.