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Expansive windows frame downtown views across the living room. Automated Lutron shades provide convenient control over natural light, while wood floors and track lighting define the open space.
Entry corridor leads directly into the living area, with frosted glass door inserts carrying light between interior spaces. Nearby closet storage keeps everyday essentials close to the entrance.
Open sightlines link the kitchen and living area, allowing conversation to continue across both spaces. Pendant lighting marks the breakfast bar while city views draw the eye toward the windows.
Breakfast bar creates a transition between meal preparation and the living area. Stone counters, mosaic backsplash and glass front cabinetry carry the kitchen finishes across the open plan.
Windows on two sides give the corner living area multiple city outlooks. Open floor space connects the window wall with the kitchen and entry.
Reverse living room view shows the connection to the entry and kitchen. Continuous wood flooring and track lighting tie the main living spaces together.
Glass front upper cabinets and open shelving combine enclosed storage with easy access to frequently used items. Counter space wraps around the kitchen, keeping preparation areas connected to the breakfast bar.
U shaped counters organize the kitchen around a central workspace. Lower drawers, cabinets and open shelves provide storage beside the sink and cooking area.
Additional kitchen counter provides a separate surface for preparation or serving. Upper cabinets and lower drawers extend storage, while a narrow window brings in daylight and a city outlook.
Bedroom windows frame the downtown skyline, with automated Lutron shades for light control and privacy. Carpet distinguishes the sleeping area from the wood floors in the main living space.
Reverse bedroom view shows the route toward the adjoining hall and bath. Frosted glass door inserts and track lighting continue the interior details found throughout the residence.
Glass enclosed shower, mosaic shower floor and veined tile define the bath. Vanity drawers and cabinets provide storage beside the sink, with vertical lighting flanking the mirror.
Shelving and hanging rails line both sides of the walk in closet, separating folded items from hanging storage and keeping the center aisle clear.
Floor plan illustrates the open kitchen and living area, separate bedroom, shower bath and walk in closet. Foyer and hall connections clarify how the private and shared spaces relate.
Entrance fountain marks the approach to Four Seasons Private Residences. Dedicated residential arrival connects the street with the lobby and the services available within the building.
Separate residential entry provides a dedicated arrival point apart from the hotel entrance. Covered approach leads from the street into the residential lobby.
Residential vestibule creates a transition from the exterior entrance to the lobby. Glass doors and overhead lighting define the route into the building.
Residential lobby connects arrival with concierge assistance available around the clock. Reception area provides a point of contact for residents and their guests.
Residential elevator lobby links the entry spaces with access to the upper floors. Broad circulation areas and clear sightlines make the route through the lobby easy to follow.
Alternate lobby view shows the connection between the elevators and residential arrival spaces. Architectural detailing continues through the shared circulation areas.
Golf simulator suite brings indoor practice and virtual play into the hotel. Enclosed space provides a separate setting for scheduled golf sessions.
Four Seasons tower places private residences above the hotel in downtown Houston. Residential amenities include a pool and fitness center, with valet service and concierge support available within the property.
Broad lobby view shows how the hotel's shared spaces connect within the building. Open sightlines and multiple circulation paths support arrivals and movement between destinations.
Sculptural staircase links levels within the hotel lobby. Stone surfaces, wood accents and open landings make the vertical connection a central feature of the space.
Hotel lobby connects arrival with dining and other hotel destinations. Multiple routes through the open space make it a useful meeting point within the property.
Krigler perfumery adds a specialty retail destination within the hotel. Boutique setting provides an option for fragrance shopping without leaving the property.
Bayou & Bean provides coffee and light dining within the hotel. Counter service offers a convenient stop before heading out or returning to the residence.
Toro Toro adds a restaurant destination within Four Seasons. Dining and bar areas offer options for meals and gatherings within the property.
Hotel bar provides a setting for drinks and conversation beyond the coffee counter. Stone surfaces, wood finishes and integrated lighting distinguish the bar area.
Adjacent lounge extends the hotel's gathering spaces beyond the main bar. More intimate areas support conversation away from the primary circulation routes.
Pool deck offers an outdoor setting within the downtown property. Evening lighting outlines the water and surrounding terrace after sunset.
Fitness center offers cardio equipment and strength training areas within the building. Facilities are open 24 hours, allowing workouts to fit a range of daily schedules.
Dedicated strength area groups free weights and resistance equipment in one workout zone. Mirrored walls support movement checks during exercise.
Exercise studio adds open space for stretching and movement alongside the larger fitness center. Windows bring daylight into the room and connect it visually with the pool deck.
Tiled spa room features contrasting wall finishes, mosaic flooring and concealed lighting. Wellness space is part of the hotel's spa facilities.
Spa treatment room provides a separate setting for scheduled services. Soft lighting and enclosed space support a quieter experience apart from the hotel's main activity areas.
Nail salon adds manicure and pedicure services within the hotel. Dedicated treatment area expands the personal care options available on the property.
Phoenicia is shown as neighborhood context for downtown grocery shopping. Market adds an option for everyday provisions and specialty foods outside the building.
Ballpark aerial shows the retractable roof and surrounding downtown street grid. Sports destination is pictured as part of the neighborhood, rather than as a view from Unit 2601.
GreenStreet's overhead walkways link multiple levels of the downtown development. Open passages connect the surrounding streets with dining and entertainment destinations.
Buffalo Bayou Park adds trails and open green space beyond the downtown street grid. Bayou landscape and Houston skyline share the setting shown in this neighborhood photograph.
Houston skyline view provides broader city context for this downtown address. Towers and green spaces illustrate the surrounding urban landscape rather than a view from Unit 2601.
Houston City Hall and Hermann Square provide a civic destination within downtown. Trees and open plaza areas frame the public space around the reflecting pool.
George R. Brown Convention Center is shown along Avenida de las Americas. Red roof elements and blue framing identify the downtown venue in this neighborhood street scene.
Hobby Center adds a performing arts destination within downtown's Theater District. Exterior view shows its connection to public art and the surrounding streets.
Wortham Theater Center adds another performing arts destination in the Theater District. Landscaped plaza and distinctive exterior help orient visitors to the venue.
Main Street combines downtown street activity with the METRORail corridor. Public transportation adds another way to reach destinations beyond the immediate neighborhood.
House of Blues Houston adds a live music destination at GreenStreet. Exterior view shows how the venue fits within the surrounding downtown blocks.
Toyota Center provides a downtown destination for basketball, concerts and major events. Exterior view identifies the arena within the surrounding city streets.
Discovery Green adds gardens, open lawns and public gathering space within downtown. Outdoor paths and landscaped areas offer a change of pace from the surrounding city streets.
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1111 Caroline Street, #2601
Houston, TX 77010

$440,000

Est. Mortgage --/mo

1 Beds 1 Full Bath 968 sq ft 1 Day on Market HOA $1,376.00/mo

Corner residence on the 26th floor offers one bedroom, one bath and downtown views through windows on two sides. Wood floors carry through the open living space, while automated Lutron shades provide control over incoming light and privacy. Kitchen finishes include stone counters, a breakfast bar, mosaic backsplash and glass front cabinetry. Additional counters, open shelving and lower drawers expand work and storage space. Carpeted bedroom includes a walk in closet with shelving. Glass enclosed shower and mosaic tile flooring complete the bath. Four Seasons Private Residences amenities include a pool, fitness center, spa, valet service and concierge support around the clock. Restaurants and the Pool Deck Cafe add dining options within the property.

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Listing Agent: Michael W Silva
713-391-8284

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Property Taxes 963
HOA Fees 1376
Homeowners Insurance 333
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