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Four Seasons Residences Rise in Austin

Four Seasons Lake Austin, a 189-unit project, is underway at 6507 Bridge Point Parkway.

Site of Four Seasons Private Residences Lake Austin at 6507 Bridge Point Parkway, Austin, TX
Site of Four Seasons Private Residences Lake Austin at 6507 Bridge Point Parkway, Austin, TXSatellite imagery © Mapbox, © Maxar · site map by Groundbreak

Four Seasons Private Residences Lake Austin, a 189-unit development, is under construction at 6507 Bridge Point Parkway. The 1,195,000 sq ft project is developed by Lincoln Property Company and Austin Capital Partners with architecture by Handel Architects, LLP.

Amenities include Café Boulud Lake Austin, a 96-seat theater, a 100-seat sports lounge, a 300-foot infinity pool, spa & wellness club, racquet & golf club, lake clubhouse & private marina, a produce farm, and nature trails. The indoor sports club offers pickleball, tennis courts, and golf simulators. Completion is set for December 31, 2029.

The project will be WELL certified, aligning with the trend towards sustainable, health-focused living environments.

Correction, Oct. 21, 2026: An earlier version of this story named the City of Austin as developer. Lincoln Property Company and Austin Capital Partners are developing the project.

Address
6507 Bridge Point Pkwy, Austin, TX 78730
Units
203
Floors
4
Sq ft
1,200,000
Completion
2029

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