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Centrally Located in Downtown Austin austin centre 701 brazos centrally located in downtown austin PROFESSIONALLY LEASED & MANAGED BY austin premiere centre class a office building in austin’s cbd 3 701 Brazos Street austincentre 01 OPEN FLOORPLATES, ABUNDANT NATURAL LIGHT Typical floorplates are approximately 24,000 square feet with tenant spaces ranging anywhere from 900-70,000 SF to entire floor occupancy, making it the perfect fit for any size of user. 02 CENTRALLY LOCATED IN AUSTIN’S DOWNTOWN Overlooking East Sixth Street, the cultural center of the CBD, Austin Centre is in the midst of all the action. 03 ABUNDANT SURROUNDING AMENITIES Given the central location of Austin Centre, there is an ever-growing amenity base which allows for easily walkable bars, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. 3 austincentre 701 Brazos Street 4 5 spaceavailable COMMON AREAS & AMENITIES SUITE 970 SUITE 700 6,501 SF 2,756 SF SUITE 1600 SUITE 750 23,331 SF 2,923 SF CLICK TO VIEW SPACE 5 austincentre 701 Brazos Street buildingspecs BUILDING SIZE BUILDING FEATURES 326,355 SF Direct Access to the Omni Hotel & 16-Story Office Tower Conference Centers Numerous Restaurants, Shops, & Entertainment Venues within Walking PARKING RATIO Distance 1.3:1,000 Structured Parking Private, secure bike storage located in the underground parking garage Access to the Hotel Pool BUILDING ELEVATORS On-Site Property Management Six Elevator Cabs Utilizing 24/7 Hour Security Destination Dispatch 24/7 Fitness Center Building Showers & Locker Rooms TYPICAL FLOORPLATE Lobby Restaurant Open for Breakfast, Lunch, & Dinner Approximately 24,000 SF Food Delivery Service Available from the Omni Hotel Directly to Tenant’s Suites Lobby Bar Open Seven Days a Week Click to View the Common Area & Amenities Through a 360 Tour 6 austin centre building amenities that make the day easier austincentre 701 Brazos Street 12th St 10th Street walkable N Lamar Blvd Texas State Capitol West Avenue Rio Grande St Nueces St amenities Lavaca St San Antonio St Guadalupe St 8th Street Colorado St FOOD+DRINK N Congress Ave III Forks SHOPPING STAY Brazos St Austin Java Austin Rocks Aloft Hotel 7th Street Cafe Medici San Jacinto Blvd Bonobos Courtyard Marriot Trinity St Caroline’s CVS Pharmacy Four Seasons Cava Francesca’s Hampton Inn Cedar Door Milk + Honey Hotel Zaza 6th Street Chipotle CVS Hyatt Place Corner Bar Patagonia JW Marriott AUSTINCENTRE Cooper’s BBQ Royal Blue Grocery Omni Hotel Eddie V’s Toy Joy The Driskill 5th Street Eureka Urban Outfitters The Fairmont Frank’s W Austin Away Spa The Line Hotel Chipotle Wild About Music The Proper Houndstooth US Postal Service The Westin 4th Street Italic FedEx The W CU29 The UPS Store Here Nor There 3rd Street Voodoo Doughnut SEE+DO Jugo FITNESS Starbucks Gold’s Gym ACL Live 2nd Street P.Terry’s Driven Performance Alamo Drafthouse Garage Bar Wanderlust Yoga Antone’s Handlebar Ride Austin Austin Public Library The Backspace SoulCycle Esther’s Follies JuiceLand OrangeTheory Lady Bird Lake E Cesar Chavez Elepant Room The Barre Code Palmer Events Center Jimmy John’s Paramount Theatre Austin Chinatown Violet Crown RA Sushi Convention Small Victory Center The Lost Lei Lady Bird Lake 8 CESAR CHAVEZ ST. 5 MINUTES CONGRESS AVE. 12th St 1 MINUTE 10th Street N Lamar Blvd Texas TXS tSTATEate CAPITOL Capitol West Avenue 2 MINUTES Rio Grande St Nueces St Lavaca St San Antonio St INTERSTATE 35 Guadalupe St 8th Street Colorado St 3 MINUTES N Congress Ave Brazos St 7th Street San Jacinto Blvd Trinity St 6th Street AUSTINCENTRE 5th Street 4th Street 3rd Street 2nd Street E Cesar Chavez Austin Convention Lady Bird Center Lake 9 austincentre 701 Brazos Street VOODOO DOUGHNUT 212 E. 6th Street One Block Away The 24/7 Downtown location of this creative, Oregon-based donut shop specializes in off- the-wall flavors with irreverent names. The funky, spacious interior features exposed-brick walls, a candy-striped floor, vivid murals, columns and chandeliers as well as a floor-to- ceiling neon American flag and donut-tree sculpture. 2 MINUTES CU29 COCKTAIL BAR 720 Brazos Street Adjacent to Austin Centre Escape the hustle & bustle of Historic 6th Street and enter the soothing and relaxed atmo- sphere of CU29. Located across the street from Austin Centre, CU29 is a perfect spot to host a party, corporate event or just enjoy a drink! 1 MINUTE THE BACKSPACE 507 San Jacinto Founded in 2010, the Backspace is a rustic, 30-seat intimate space off 6th street highlighting the best of Italy. The pizzas are made with Italian-imported flour and tomatoes to reflect Neapolitan- style standards and then cooked in a brick oven, the centerpiece of the dining room. 4 MINUTES 10 DOWNTOWN AUSTIN AMENITIES 11 austin centre 701 brazos centrally located in downtown austin SCOTT DESKINS, JR. 512.481.3025 [email protected] chad smith 512.481.3033 [email protected] PROFESSIONALLY LEASED & MANAGED BY .
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