The Saint June delivers a best-in-class residential experience where elevated design, resort-inspired amenities, and unmatched Hill Country views converge. Set amid the natural beauty of Barton Creek, the community offers a distinctive sense of place—pairing Austin’s sought-after outdoor lifestyle with a thoughtfully curated luxury living environment.

Residents enjoy a resort-style pool, stargazing lounge, outdoor fireplace, yoga lawn, 24-hour fitness center, on-site walking trails, and direct greenbelt access. Elevated observation decks and Hill Country–inspired landscaping further distinguish the property, creating a compelling connection to the surrounding landscape.

Residences feature quartz countertops, optional white oak plank or polished concrete flooring, smart thermostats, LED lighting, full-size ENERGY STAR® washers and dryers, water-wise plumbing fixtures, and AT&T Fiber connectivity. Complemented by a bark park and pet spa, The Saint June represents a highly differentiated multifamily offering in one of Austin’s most scenic settings.

Designed by Lake Flato Architects in close partnership with Austin-based Stratus Properties, The Saint June incorporates design strategies rarely seen in multifamily development. Lake Flato received the 2024 AIA Gold Medal and is one of the most celebrated sustainable design firms in America. Its Hill Country portfolio includes Canyon Ranch Austin, the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, and Hotel Magdalena, North America’s first mass-timber boutique hotel.

Stratus, a longtime steward of the Barton Creek community, shared that commitment from the outset and set out to create a healthy, livable community that protects the native landscape while conserving energy and water. Together, the two firms built a wellness-driven vision into every aspect of the community. The buildings follow the natural ridgeline and step into the hillside, preserving 85% of the site’s native landscape while framing sweeping greenbelt views.

The Saint June’s convenient proximity to Austin’s largest economic drivers is a significant selling and retention factor for residents. Large corporations such as AMD (5 minutes), SolarWinds (6 minutes), NXP Semiconductors (7 minutes), Intel (15 minutes), and YETI (5 minutes) all maintain major presences in the immediate area along Southwest Parkway.

Downtown Austin, home to more than 99,000 jobs and major companies including Meta, Google, and Indeed, is only a 13-minute drive away. Major medical facilities—including Ascension Seton Southwest Hospital, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Austin, and St. David’s South Austin Medical Center—are also within a 15-minute commute.

Proximity to these powerful economic drivers has made the Southwest submarket one of Austin’s most desirable places to live, creating an extremely favorable demographic environment.

• The Saint June’s location along Southwest Parkway offers residents direct access to one of Austin’s most employment-rich corridors. Highway 290 and Southwest Parkway combine to carry more than 97,000 vehicles per day, providing efficient connectivity throughout the Austin MSA.

  In addition to nearby regional employers such as NXP Semiconductors, AMD, SolarWinds, YETI, Baylor Scott & White, and Ascension Seton Southwest, the area continues to attract significant corporate investment. CesiumAstro’s expansion at the former West Austin Business Park in Bee Cave is expected to bring more than 500 high-paying executive and technical jobs by 2027, supported by approximately $470 million in investment.

  Further reinforcing the strength of Austin’s technology ecosystem, Arm Inc. received a $4.16 million Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund grant to expand its Austin campus, adding more than 320 jobs and over $71 million in capital investment.

• Lantana Place (5 minutes): Orangetheory Fitness, Lin Asian Bar + Dim Sum, Moviehouse & Eatery, CARVE American Grille
• Barton Creek Square Mall (10 minutes): Macy’s, Nordstrom, Apple, lululemon
• Arbor Trails (13 minutes): Costco, Marshalls, Randalls, Torchy’s Tacos, Kerbey Lane Café
• Sunset Valley Marketfair (12 minutes): Walmart Supercenter, Home Depot, Chick-fil-A, Academy Sports + Outdoors, Target
• Hill Country Galleria & Shops at the Galleria (15 minutes): Dick’s Sporting Goods, H-E-B, Lowe’s, Best Buy, Whole Foods, Barnes & Noble
• Westgate Shopping Center (15 minutes): Central Market, Whole Earth Provision Co., Cavender’s Boot City, Amy’s Ice Creams

The Saint June provides residents with an exceptional combination of privacy and accessibility, making the property highly attractive to today’s renter-by-choice demographic. This appeal is further supported by the property’s resilient occupancy.

The Saint June is surrounded by the Barton Creek Nature Preserve, making the area particularly sensitive to new development. The Southwest submarket is widely regarded as one of the most difficult areas in the Austin MSA in which to build due to impervious-cover restrictions, heightened environmental sensitivity, topographical construction costs, and neighborhood opposition.

As a result, the Southwest region has historically been one of Austin’s lowest-supply areas, supporting a healthy equilibrium in which demand consistently outpaces new supply.

Nearby Neighborhoods

• Lost Creek: $1,215,000
• Travis Country: $824,000
• Barton Creek: $2,715,000
• West Oak Hill: $609,500

Prices reflect median home sales, per Austin Realty.

Private Schools

1. Regents School of Austin
2. St. Andrew’s Episcopal School
3. St. Michael’s Catholic Academy

Rankings are per the 2026 Austin Business Journal Private Schools Report.

Supported by a concentration of major corporate employers and high-paying jobs, the demographics within a three-mile radius of The Saint June rank among Austin’s most affluent and continue to support meaningful rent-growth potential.

Median household income is currently $131,720, approximately 25% above the Austin MSA median of $105,322. By 2031, median household income is projected to reach $201,062, maintaining an approximately 21% premium to the MSA and widening the total income gap from roughly $26,000 to $35,000.

Applying a 25% rent-to-gross-income ratio to projected 2031 household income indicates potential monthly effective rents of approximately $4,188 per unit, representing an implied 66% upside from current market rent levels at the property.

This long-term income profile is further reinforced by the strength of the surrounding for-sale housing market. Home values in Barton Creek average approximately $2.7 million, reflecting a 23% increase over the past 24 months. Together, these trends underscore the area’s sustained affluence and favorable demographic trajectory.