High Oaks offers one and two bedroom apartments in north Austin where residents have easy access to nearby freeways and public transportation and are just minutes from the grocery store, dining, and retail options. All of our apartments offer the latest features and amenities where you will be able to experience the highest levels of quality and luxury.
With 22 different one and two bedroom floor plans, you're sure to find the home that is just right for your needs. Features include fully equipped kitchen, cozy wood burning fireplace, generous walk-in closet, and private balcony or patio.
With 22 different one and two bedroom floor plans, you're sure to find the home that is just right for your needs. Features include fully equipped kitchen, cozy wood burning fireplace, generous walk-in closet, and private balcony or patio.
Reviews (27)
Matthew Pillers
Jan 03, 2022
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You can’t beat the price for North Austin.
Communication with the management office was spotty at times, as well as work orders being fulfilled.
Read the lease agreement very carefully.
They are like spirit airlines in that way.
Overall a good location and a decent community with Competent on-site staff.
Communication with the management office was spotty at times, as well as work orders being fulfilled.
Read the lease agreement very carefully.
They are like spirit airlines in that way.
Overall a good location and a decent community with Competent on-site staff.
Timothy Printup
Dec 18, 2021
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Jess Nacovs
Dec 15, 2021
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12/16/21: Couldn't enter mailroom. Contacted friend. Main office changed code & emailed some neighbors but not us.
10/08/21: Mail carrier left me a key & a note (See photo) saying which parcel locker the key was for. When I opened my mailbox however, someone must have beaten me there as there was no key. I stand by my earlier suspicions that someone ill-meaning has the master key to our panel of mail lockers. I spoke to the front office & contacted corporate a couple of days ago, detailing ongoing Issues with mail security. They refuse to install cameras. Told me to "get a post office box." I
10/08/21: Mail carrier left me a key & a note (See photo) saying which parcel locker the key was for. When I opened my mailbox however, someone must have beaten me there as there was no key. I stand by my earlier suspicions that someone ill-meaning has the master key to our panel of mail lockers. I spoke to the front office & contacted corporate a couple of days ago, detailing ongoing Issues with mail security. They refuse to install cameras. Told me to "get a post office box." I
Molly C.
Oct 14, 2021
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Peter Ramirez
Sep 11, 2021
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Celest M.
Sep 02, 2021
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James G.
Aug 01, 2021
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Esmerelda Castillo
Jul 19, 2021
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As a realtor with 25+ experience I have met encountered so many people I have to say Ms. Lucy Cortez was one the most pleasant encounters I've had. She is such a beautiful young lady and she genuinely cares about people. That is so hard to find now days. Thank you Lucy you sure did brighten our day!
Libby O.
Jun 22, 2021
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Living here overall is good. If I had more money I would definitely chose to live somewhere else in all honesty. If you are looking for something close to the domain/arboretum shopping areas this place should get 5 stars.
You will rarely be able to get in touch with the office via phone call but it depends on who is working. When signing a lease I maybe got a hold of them 1/5 times which was an absolute headache especially since there were issues with the documents not uploading and our initial signed lease getting lost. If you aren't in Austin/can't come speak with them in person to
You will rarely be able to get in touch with the office via phone call but it depends on who is working. When signing a lease I maybe got a hold of them 1/5 times which was an absolute headache especially since there were issues with the documents not uploading and our initial signed lease getting lost. If you aren't in Austin/can't come speak with them in person to
Willis C.
May 08, 2021
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I lived at the High Oaks in 1987 in one of the lower floors. The rent was $342/mo which I thought was ridiculously expensive at the time-lol. But, it had a full size washer and dryer and modern (almost new) at the time. There was still vacant land behind us on the street that T intersects with Jollyvulle.
I was able to get out of the lease by complaining about a pool of water that collected that attracted endless mosquitoes, which violated a City code. In retrospect, it wasn't so bad back then.
There was no such thing as mandating that a resident subscribe to cable or anything else.
I was able to get out of the lease by complaining about a pool of water that collected that attracted endless mosquitoes, which violated a City code. In retrospect, it wasn't so bad back then.
There was no such thing as mandating that a resident subscribe to cable or anything else.
Savanna T.
Apr 14, 2021
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Another update. The mail office was out of commission for FOUR MONTHS. During those months we had to go to the nearest USPS. The people at USPS lost multiple checks, debit and credit cards, and packages in that time. They're just... gone. I don't blame High Oaks for USPS' mistakes, but there should have been another, more convenient way for the residents to have gotten their mail. You don't mess with peoples mail. NOW, the new mail building is open, and I've had a massive lock on top of my mailbox for 13 days now. I have reordered debit cards I have to get to to pay bills
Jacob Helwig
Apr 03, 2021
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I lived at high oaks for 4 years. The location is prime- all essentials (grocery, restaurants, hiking trails, etc.) one could possibly need are within a mile of the complex, and there are multiple bus routes that have pick-ups less than a 5 minute walk away. This location is a great spot for University of Texas students, as the express metro to campus picks up/ drops off from the corner of of the complex, and only takes ~25 minutes to arrive on campus.
Although the units and community are very nice, the aspect that sets them apart from other complexes is their attention to resident service. It
Although the units and community are very nice, the aspect that sets them apart from other complexes is their attention to resident service. It
Stephanie Poston
Feb 13, 2021
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I have lived in the area for years (including other apartment complexes along Jollyville) and have really enjoyed my experience at High Oaks. The manager, Brooke, always goes above and beyond to provide excellent service the few times I had had a question or concern and you can't beat the view or the centralized location for the price! Maintenance has always been timely with any request I've put in, whether big or small, and having your trash picked up at the door is a really nice convenience with small children. I would definitely recommend High Oaks if you are looking for an affordable apartment
Michele R.
Sep 02, 2020
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Azat F.
May 09, 2020
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Isaiah G.
Feb 12, 2020
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High Oaks is a pretty calm area. while every apartment complex has its ups and downs, i've only had great experiences. the location is definitely something to consider because of the beautiful view of the green belt on the outer apartments. because of the location, you feel secluded and the atmosphere gives off a vibe where you feel like you're living in the country....yet you're half a mile from two major highways and the Domain & Arboretum. if you enjoy going out on weekends but do not like austin traffic, it's definitely a place to consider when finding your next place
Sara Elizabeth Woods
Dec 02, 2019
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Spent two years here and it was the best complex I've lived at in my years in Austin. There's really something to be said for an older, established community. The community always felt safe, the rent was competitive and affordable- most importantly. My maintenance needs were always met in a very timely manner as well. Because of the way the parking lots wind through, parking was always easy and I was always parked just a few steps away from my door. I'm so thankful for Brooke, in the office, for always being a great help to me. From the day I came in to tour over two years ago, she has been my
Jennifer W.
May 12, 2019
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It is very simple and basic as it was built in the early 80's so nothing is modernized nut it serves for a good apartment and is in a great location. The location is so close to the Domain and downtown that is make it a prime spot to live. The area is safe and I never had issues when I would go running at night. Also the leasing office was very supportive when I needed to change my lease due to a break-up with my then boyfriend/roommate. They were very helpful with this process. The maintenance guys were always respectful and tended to issues in an appropriate manner. If you are looking for
Brian B.
Aug 11, 2018
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I've lived here a few years and it's the quietest place I've ever lived - the walls must be really solid. The neighbors are nice and the staff has always been helpful, and the maintenance is handled quickly. The property was built over old creek beds, so has 'bridges' in places - the wood near my place is starting to deteriorate a bit, so it's showing its age, but looks structurally sound. [Update 2018-08-29: They just redid the bridge, and gave us $150/day credit when we couldn't access our apartments].
There are 3 separate areas in the complex - the north one
There are 3 separate areas in the complex - the north one
P. H.
Apr 27, 2017
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Old, expensive, leaky and poorly constructed. The location is nice, however under NO CIRCUMSTANCES would I recommend this property. STAY AWAY.
I lived at this property for 5 years, in two separate apartments. The first apartment I was moved out of because the master bedroom ceiling continually leaked during any days that rained (picture attached). After multiple "attempts" (picture attached) at fixing the ceiling (and not actually trying to fix the issue OUTSIDE) management chose to move me to another unit. You can see they patched the ceiling only to have it continue to leak through
I lived at this property for 5 years, in two separate apartments. The first apartment I was moved out of because the master bedroom ceiling continually leaked during any days that rained (picture attached). After multiple "attempts" (picture attached) at fixing the ceiling (and not actually trying to fix the issue OUTSIDE) management chose to move me to another unit. You can see they patched the ceiling only to have it continue to leak through
Samantha I.
Feb 13, 2017
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I lived here for a year and had a very pleasant experience. I never had issues with the front office, whenever I needed maintenance done it was extremely quick and done well. The apartments are older than a lot in this area but the office really does try to take care of anything you need.
I never had an electric bill over $160 (I don't know what those other reviews are about, but that's outrageous)
I didn't have any issues with bugs (a cockroach every now and then, but hey it's Texas there's nothing anyone can do about that)
Either my neighbors were super quiet or the
I never had an electric bill over $160 (I don't know what those other reviews are about, but that's outrageous)
I didn't have any issues with bugs (a cockroach every now and then, but hey it's Texas there's nothing anyone can do about that)
Either my neighbors were super quiet or the
Brenda S.
Aug 02, 2016
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I recently moved out due to a relocation to another city in Texas after living at High Oaks for almost 5 years. Wondering why I stayed 5 years and giving the community 1 star? Because of the location-only 1 block to my work and I had a really great neighbor. To break it down:
Cons:
1) My ceiling in the living room caved in when the upstairs neighbor's washing machine ran over and flooded. The so-called renters insurance that the complex offers would not cover anything and I had to move out and stay in a hotel for a week and was out over $2,000 for lodging and damages. Do you think the
Cons:
1) My ceiling in the living room caved in when the upstairs neighbor's washing machine ran over and flooded. The so-called renters insurance that the complex offers would not cover anything and I had to move out and stay in a hotel for a week and was out over $2,000 for lodging and damages. Do you think the
Kc H.
Jun 28, 2016
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My 10-month lease will be up in a month. I'm only leaving High Oaks because I decided to get a roommate and there was a nice option at another Northland Community. I lived in the southmost phase of the complex, near Morado Circle.
Utilities: My unit's water heater was pretty small, but I got accustomed to not turning up my shower pressure too high and not lingering too long. Very little wait time to get hot water, which is nice. I had no problems with utility rates as others have described - electricity and water bills seemed reasonable (I'm fairly conservative with A/C, however
Utilities: My unit's water heater was pretty small, but I got accustomed to not turning up my shower pressure too high and not lingering too long. Very little wait time to get hot water, which is nice. I had no problems with utility rates as others have described - electricity and water bills seemed reasonable (I'm fairly conservative with A/C, however
Elizabeth G.
Apr 18, 2015
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DON'T DO IT!!!! This place is ridiculous. We've been here for over four years, and believe me when I say I have regretted it just about every day. There are a ton of reasons, but I'll just name a few. You can NEVER get a real person to answer the phone at the office. They just don't give a s**t. They don't even get back to you timely when you have something that needs serious attention (a partial power outage, etc.). Don't expect any niceties or customer service - this is a business, not your home (at least that's how they treat it).
Our apartment needs
Our apartment needs
Blythe A.
Mar 30, 2015
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Please see my pictures they are the truth about High Oaks. If you read the reviews between Google and Yelp it is ABSOLUTELY correct. The apartments are old and the management team does not care. In Jan 2015 I filed suit again Northland investment in court clerk precinct 2 and will gladly make it a class action suit if anyone else wants to join. (email Latashatx1@gmail.com)
My suit is to recoup the moneys I paid in electric bill payments. My bill range between $350 up for 5 years. Dont believe me? Please see the attached bills. They are mine, meet me and ill let you touch them yourself.
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My suit is to recoup the moneys I paid in electric bill payments. My bill range between $350 up for 5 years. Dont believe me? Please see the attached bills. They are mine, meet me and ill let you touch them yourself.
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Stacey B.
Nov 25, 2014
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The 11 months I lived at High Oaks were stressful, uncomfortable, and expensive - I moved out as soon as my lease was up. I will stick to the facts in this review. Hopefully, this information will be helpful to someone.
1. My electric bill was outrageous for a ~1,000 sqft apartment - I tried to attach a screenshot of my bill history, but yelp wouldn't let me. The highest was $427 and the average was $247. Prior to living at High Oaks, my average electric bill was $90 in a similarly sized space in North Austin. My first bill at my current place was $56 (same size, Arboretum, full month&apos
1. My electric bill was outrageous for a ~1,000 sqft apartment - I tried to attach a screenshot of my bill history, but yelp wouldn't let me. The highest was $427 and the average was $247. Prior to living at High Oaks, my average electric bill was $90 in a similarly sized space in North Austin. My first bill at my current place was $56 (same size, Arboretum, full month&apos
Memphis P.
Jul 22, 2014
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I'm only here because of three simple facts:
1) location
2) price
3) short term lease option
If I had an option, I would not have selected High Oaks. I own a luxury car and apparently its a no no in this over-exposed apartment complex. My window got broken (almost $800 to repair it), the previous month the car logo got removed by someone jealous, to say the least.
1) location
2) price
3) short term lease option
If I had an option, I would not have selected High Oaks. I own a luxury car and apparently its a no no in this over-exposed apartment complex. My window got broken (almost $800 to repair it), the previous month the car logo got removed by someone jealous, to say the least.
