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Peaceful streets, ideal for focused study
Supermarkets, shops, cafés all nearby
Downtown, walkable, lively all hours
Find out about all the rooms Western Trails Apartments has available.
1 bed • 1 bathroom
2 beds • 1 bathroom
3 beds • 1 bathroom
4 beds • 1 bathroom
5 beds • 1 bathroom
AI Property Summary
Western Trails Apartments is a 62+ senior living community located at 2422 Western Trails Blvd, Austin, TX 78745, offering studio, one, and two-bedroom floor plans. It features an open-air atrium, a library with cardio equipment, an on-site beauty salon, and a centrally located laundry facility. The property is comfortably located near major shopping centers, nature preserves, a botanical garden, and a museum, with convenient access to highways and public transportation.





4.3
Good
From $780 /month
2422 Western Trails Blvd, Austin, TX 78745, US-Show on Google Maps
4.3
Good
Based on 22 Google reviews
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AI Review Summary
Residents generally appreciate the friendly staff, recent renovations that have updated the apartments, and the convenient location close to local amenities. While many feel comfortable and secure, some residents have expressed concerns about security measures following a change in ownership, suggesting that improvements could be made to enhance safety.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Western Trails Apartments.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
5
May 2026
Very friendly and fair management, and very caring, awesome employees
5
April 2026
5
February 2026
The apartments are amazing and the staff is even more amazing! I definitely recommend
2
April 2025
As a previous resident of 5 years and the coordinator of the resident advocacy group, Positive Living, here is the truth. Ownership was transferred to The Michaels Organization that has an F rating with the BBB for failure to respond to complaints in 2023. The group recommended to raise the height of the chain link fencing to deter intruders. Austin Police Department's assessment was identical. To this day, 4/24/25 it has not been done. They are putting the corporate bottom line above the resident's safety. One lady was sleeping in her bedroom when an intruder broke her screen and entered. Fortunately, her son was walking in the front door at the same time and scared him off. Management won't admit it but the date was 6/14/2000 and a police report is available. The current site manager, Sonia Ybarra, rules this complex like a correctional facility. They did me a favor by not renewing my lease. You've been warned.
February 2025
😆 be this place
5