
$168,000
1624 Aquarena Springs DR #D 132, San Marcos, TX, 78666
Daily life at Park North benefits from proximity to Texas State University and the San Marcos commercial corridor. H-E-B grocery on Thorpe Lane is approximately 1 mile west, alongside restaurants, banks, and retail. The San Marcos River, known for its constant 72-degree spring-fed water, runs approximately 0.5 miles west with public access at Rio Vista Park for tubing and swimming. Purgatory Creek Natural Area, a 427-acre city park, is roughly 3 miles west with 10 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. The square in downtown San Marcos, approximately 1.5 miles southwest, features locally owned restaurants, shops, and the historic Hays County Courthouse built in 1908.
Park North is served by San Marcos ISD. Students typically attend Crockett Elementary or Travis Elementary for elementary school, Goodnight Middle School or Miller Middle School for middle school, and San Marcos High School for high school.
School District: San Marcos ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Condos at Park North typically range from $100,000 to $175,000. Units are two-bedroom, two-bathroom layouts of 800 to 950 square feet in single-story buildings built in 1982.
Park North is served by San Marcos Consolidated ISD. Students typically attend Travis Elementary, Miller Middle School, and San Marcos High School. San Marcos High enrolls approximately 2,200 students.
Park North is approximately 1 mile northeast of the Texas State University campus. Texas State bus stops are within walking distance of the complex on Aquarena Springs Drive, providing shuttle service to campus.
Park North is approximately 30 miles south of downtown Austin. The commute takes 35 to 45 minutes via I-35 North depending on traffic. San Antonio is approximately 50 minutes south via I-35.
Park North includes a swimming pool and sport court in the central courtyard area. These amenities are shared by all 60 units and maintained by the HOA through monthly dues.
The San Marcos River is a spring-fed waterway approximately 0.5 miles west of Park North. The river maintains 72-degree water year-round and offers public tubing and swimming access at Rio Vista Park.