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• 1500+ sq. ft. Open-concept flex space 
• 2 Private breakout spaces with doors
• 500+ sq. ft. open breakout space loft
• 2 Dining tables
• 7 Dual set of lift desks (14 desks)
• 1 Long skinny table/desk
• 1 Full bath 
• 2 Powder rooms
• Outdoor courtyard 
• Balcony lounge space 
• Meeting/Dining Nook 
• Full kitchen
• 2 Staircases: spiral + floating 
• Wifi  
• Dishwasher 
• 3 Flat-screen TVs (Two 75'' TVs + One 32'' TV)
• A/C + Heat  
• Direct elevator access
• Pay parking garages within walking distance ($)
• Concierge services available ($)

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• 1000+ sq. ft. open-concept flex space 
• 4 private breakout spaces with door
• 2 half bathrooms 
• Private conference room
• Wall of windows + filtered natural light 
• Kitchenette
• Wifi  
• Dishwasher 
• 3 flat-screen TVs
• A/C + Heat  
• Direct elevator access
• Pay parking garages within walking distance
• Concierge services available 

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• 3 Bedrooms   
• 2 Baths
• 3 Beds | 3 King Beds
• Dishwasher
• WiFi
• Elevator 
• Parking is available off-premises for an additional fee
• Event Space
• Iron
• TV
• A/C + Heat  

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If these walls could talk, they couldn’t tell you everyone who’s partied in this historic landmark, but they would tell you the story of how this place came to be. The first incarnation of this two-story stone structure was a popular 19th century watering hole owned by an Irish immigrant. The Shamrock Saloon served the growing young city for many years while the Texas State Capitol was being built just a few blocks away. Architect, David Graeber bought 410 E 6th Street in 1968 as a run down, falling in, non-habitable shell of a structure. Graeber was not interested in restoring it back into a saloon though, he had a dream of a downtown, city dwelling lifestyle for himself and his family.

In the late 70's, Graeber completed a strikingly modern interior adding clean, mod lines and numerous skylights to give the house a vibe connected to its downtown setting. Many of the interior spaces are just as he created them 4 decades ago. It is a time capsule with references to times and lives lived over 130 years in this one location.

Entering here, you see why the home and it’s contemporary style of mid-1980s aesthetic was quickly dubbed, “time capsule mod.” We like to refer to it as Andy Warhol meets Davy Crockett. A picture window in the reading room is perfect for people watching the street scene outside. While floating book shelves provide plenty of storage.

Fitting for an architect, the living room plays with interesting angles and details. Graeber built lollypop-shaped wall alcoves that extend to the second story. The red Elgin tile floors, artwork, mahogany staircase and mahogany slats that rim the second floor pop against the white of the room’s white plaster over stone walls. Graeber built a rectangular fireplace alcove that wraps around multiple corners and reaches to the Library. 

Toward the back of the living room sits the first kitchen, which is U-shaped with a red glass tile backsplash, cream counters and glass shelves that wrap around the room. 

Upstairs in the master wing, we have two suites. Originally we suspect The Graeber used this suite as a sitting room with a fireplace set into a white brick wall, but we’ve added a bed for more sleeping space. The master suite looks down on to Sixth Street a well-planned insulation and windows dim the sound of the street.

The master bathroom features a walk-in deep soaking tub with a shower. Black tiles and white-and-blue speckled tiles ring the tub. A large glass block window provides plenty of light and privacy from the second-story windows across Sixth Street. An L-shaped counter with a sink sits under an L-shaped mirror.

On the other side of the second floor, the guest suite looks out on to the pool area at one side and the living room on the other side. Shutters can be drawn for privacy.

The guest house and pool addition were added in 1985 which added 1,478 square feet. Graeber gave his imagination free reign in designing the addition. It includes an indoor swimming pool surrounded by travertine tile flooring. Above the pool area is a suspended gourmet kitchen and dining area. It’s rectangular shape giving way to a series of semicircles that form a dramatic balcony. Upstairs is a cozy living area and guest bedroom and full bath comfortably furnished with furniture to relax and sleep. 

David Graeber said it best in an article about his family life at 410 E. 6th Street in The Austin American-Statesman: "Our life has been immeasurably enriched by living here." And when you stay here, your trip to Austin will be all the more unforgettable.

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• 3 Bedroom  
• 3.5 Bath 
• 9 Beds | King | 2 Queen | 2 Twin | 2 Queen Sleeper Sofas | 2 Twin Air Mattresses 
• 2 Kitchens 
• Garage that opens to the back alley
• Wifi  
• Washer/Dryer 
• Iron
• 3 TV's
• Indoor Pool, AKA: "The Pooluzzi" 
• A/C + Heat
• Lodgewell's Exclusive Amenities

Across from the historic Driskill Hotel sits 24 well-appointed lofts available for rent short-term, long-term, work-term, all the terms! After a serious facelift a few years ago by Sixthriver Architects, The Littlefields were transformed into unique spaces to live, work and play. Each home features floor-to-ceiling windows and partitioned balconies with impressive downtown views. With spaces ranging from 950-1400 square feet, the lofts were designed to connect guests comfortably to the heart of the city while offering all the conveniences of home and a staff that treats them like family. 

The majority of the lofts are open-concept, so no telling secrets y’all! But we also have a few available with private rooms. When it’s time to grub, just walk down the street to one of the hundreds of restaurants downtown. Tex-Mex? Italian? Ramen? Burgers? When the hardest part of your trip is deciding where to eat, you know you’re doing it right. Or if you like to cook, use the kitchen loaded with full-sized appliances and all the tools needed to whip something up for your party.

Speaking of parties...the bars and music venues downtown stay open until 2 am or later, so you may hear the sweet sounds of Austin live music and revelling late at night. If that’s your style, party on, Wayne. Our super-thick sound barrier exterior doors should do the trick, but if you’re looking for something a little more chill, we have plenty of other options in quieter neighborhoods.

#705 Pit Stop

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: Text 512-522-8747 to stop by loft #705 and say hi to one of our team members! Grab n' Go some snacks or a cold bevvie, and drop off your luggage before check-in or after check-out if you need! 

• Open concept sleeping spaces unless doors are noted.   
• Private bedrooms with 2 doors: #304 #504 #508 #702
• Private bedroom with 1 door: #307 #507
• Wifi  
• Shared Washer/Dryer 
• Iron
• TV
• Workspace
• A/C + Heat 
• Essentials 
• Parking on premises for an additional fee