Spring Condominiums
Spring Condominiums at 300 Bowie Street is a 42-story, 246-residence tower in Austin's Seaholm District, directly across from the Whole Foods flagship with direct access to the Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail.
Spring Condominiums at 300 Bowie Street is a 42-story, 246-residence tower in Austin's Seaholm District, directly across from the Whole Foods flagship with direct access to the Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail.
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Spring rises 42 stories at 300 Bowie Street in Austin's Seaholm District, its signature green-tinted glass making it one of the most recognizable silhouettes on the city's western skyline. Completed in 2010, Spring was Austin's first "point tower" design on Lady Bird Lake — a slender, tapered profile developed by Constructive Ventures and designed by Vancouver-based Rafii Architects Inc.
The building's 246 residences span one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans, with owners enjoying direct, covered access to the Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail and the flagship Whole Foods Market directly across the street — a combination few downtown-adjacent towers can match.
Floor plans range from roughly 565-square-foot one-bedrooms to 1,707-square-foot three-bedroom residences, priced historically from about $356,000 to $4,495,000 depending on unit, floor, and view. One-bedroom layouts (Models A, B, and B1) run 565 to 704 square feet, two-bedrooms span 983 to 1,061 square feet, and three-bedroom residences run 1,631 to 1,707 square feet. Upper-floor units capture protected views of Lady Bird Lake, the Hill Country, and the downtown skyline.
Spring's amenity floor centers on a 75-foot heated rooftop pool with a lounging deck and outdoor kitchen, alongside a full fitness center with cardio and free weights, a private dining room with a commercial-grade kitchen, an owner's lounge, and guest suites for visiting family. The building offers 24/7 concierge service, secure garage parking with EV charging stations, climate-controlled storage units, nightly valet trash pickup, and pre-wired fiber internet access.
Spring sits in the Seaholm District at the western edge of downtown Austin, directly across from the Whole Foods Market flagship store and steps from Trader Joe's, with covered, direct access to the Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail. Downtown's core, the Second Street District, and the Austin Central Library are all a short walk away.
Living at Spring means walking to the Whole Foods flagship for daily groceries and prepared foods, Trader Joe's for the rest, and a short stroll to the restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques of the Second Street District and West Sixth Street. The Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail is accessible directly from the building, and Shoal Creek Trail and Butler Park are both close by for outdoor recreation without needing a car.
HOA dues at Spring have historically run approximately $401 to $2,567 per month depending on unit size and floor, covering common area maintenance, gas, insurance, sewer, trash, and water. As one of the Seaholm District's most established towers, Spring sees steady turnover among downtown professionals and empty-nesters — I pull current, unit-specific numbers from MLS before every showing rather than relying on posted ranges. Ask me for a same-day list of everything active, under contract, and recently sold in the building.
Spring draws established professionals, executives, and empty-nesters who want walkability to Whole Foods and the lake trail without sacrificing downtown proximity, along with buyers who value the building's quieter, more residential feel compared to the nightlife-driven towers on Rainey Street. It's also popular with buyers who want a true lock-and-leave second home within walking distance of downtown's best outdoor amenity.
I've been selling Austin luxury real estate for 20 years, and Spring is the building I show buyers who want to be near downtown's energy but come home to something calmer — the Whole Foods flagship at your doorstep, direct trail access, and one of the best rooftop pools in the city. The green-glass silhouette is unmistakable from the highway, and residents consistently tell me the walkability is what sold them.
Spring's defining difference from Seaholm Residences and The Independent is its direct relationship to Whole Foods and the lake trail — those towers sit a few blocks further into the Seaholm District's dining and residential core, while Spring puts you right across the street from daily errands and outdoor recreation. Compared to 360 Condominiums and The Austonian nearer Congress Avenue, Spring trades a few minutes of downtown-core walkability for a quieter, more residential setting and better everyday convenience.
"We wanted to be able to walk to Whole Foods and the lake trail every morning without getting in the car, and Spring made that possible. Johnny helped us compare floor plans across three towers before we settled on the one with the best light and the quietest HOA history." — past Spring Condominiums buyer
Spring has 246 residences across 42 floors at 300 Bowie Street in Austin's Seaholm District.
HOA dues have historically run approximately $401 to $2,567 per month depending on unit size and floor, covering common area maintenance, gas, insurance, sewer, trash, and water. Confirm current dues for any specific unit before making an offer.
Spring was completed in 2010, developed by Constructive Ventures and designed by Vancouver-based Rafii Architects Inc. — Austin's first "point tower" design on Lady Bird Lake.
Spring offers a 75-foot heated rooftop pool with outdoor kitchen, a fitness center, 24/7 concierge, a private dining room with commercial kitchen, an owner's lounge, guest suites, secure garage parking with EV charging, climate-controlled storage, and valet trash pickup.
Yes — Spring sits directly across the street from the Whole Foods Market flagship store and a short walk from Trader Joe's, making it one of the most walkable towers in Austin for everyday grocery runs.
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Johnny Ronca
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