Square footage tells you less than layout does. A 546 square foot studio and a 606 square foot one bedroom are close on paper, but they live differently once a wall goes up between the bed and the sofa. The Met offers studio, one bedroom, and two bedroom floorplans in North Austin ranging from 546 to 1,377 square feet, and this guide compares them using the actual plans instead of general rules of thumb.
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Studio Apartments in Austin, TX: What 546 Square Feet Gets You
How the S1 Layout Works
The S1 is the only studio plan at The Met: 546 square feet with one full bathroom. The kitchen, living area, and sleeping area share one open room, and the bathroom is closed off. Because there is no bedroom wall, the same square footage reads larger than it would in a partitioned plan, and the windows light the entire home rather than one room of it.
In-Unit Features That Make a Studio Live Larger
Every home at The Met includes a full size washer and dryer, which matters more in a studio than anywhere else, since there is no closet to surrender to a stacked unit. The urban mudroom entry adds storage at the door. Quartz countertops, GE stainless steel appliances, and vinyl plank flooring run throughout, and there are ceiling fans in the living room and bedroom. Studio photos are in the Your Home section of the gallery.
One Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Austin, TX
The Range from 552 to 1,165 Square Feet
The one bedroom plans cover more ground than most renters expect. The A1 runs 552 to 606 square feet and the A9 extends to 1,165 square feet, with the rest filling in between: A2 at 644, A3 at 722, A4 at 778 to 789, A6 at 827, A5 at 839, A7 at 855, and A8 at 892 square feet. Every one bedroom has one full bathroom, so the variable here is living space, not plumbing.
What the Bedroom Wall Changes
The wall is the whole difference. A separate bedroom with a door changes what the living area can hold and where furniture can go. At the larger end, the A8 and A9 plans have enough room in the main living space for a dining table and a seating area at the same time. Select homes add oversized garden tubs, full glass enclosure showers, and oversized turfed yards.
Two Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Austin, TX
Two Full Bathrooms and 1,020 to 1,377 Square Feet
Every two bedroom plan at The Met pairs two bedrooms with two full bathrooms. The B1 is 1,020 square feet, the B2A is 1,107, the B3 is 1,129, the B2 ranges from 1,102 to 1,356, and the B4 is the largest plan in the community at 1,377 square feet. The second full bathroom, not just the extra room, is the practical break from the one bedroom plans.
Comparing Two Bedroom Plans Before You Tour
Use the map view on the floorplans page to find where each plan sits in the building, since exposure and outlook vary by location. Furnished homes are available through CORT in select residences. If you would rather compare interiors before you drive over, the virtual tours cover them plan by plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big are the studio apartments in Austin, TX at The Met?
The S1 studio is 546 square feet with one full bathroom, and it is the only studio plan in the community. Like every other home at The Met, it includes a full size washer and dryer, quartz countertops, and keyless SALTO entry.
Do all apartments for rent in 78758 include a washer and dryer?
No, and it is worth checking plan by plan when you compare places to rent in Austin, TX. Some communities offer laundry in select homes only, and some rely on a shared laundry room. Every home at The Met has a full size washer and dryer.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms do the two bedroom plans have?
All five two bedroom plans have two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, ranging from 1,020 to 1,377 square feet.
Here is the short version:
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Studio: one plan, the S1, at 546 square feet with one bathroom and an open layout
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One bedroom: nine plans between 552 and 1,165 square feet, each with one full bathroom
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Two bedroom: five plans between 1,020 and 1,377 square feet, each with two full bathrooms
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Standard in every home: full size washer and dryer, quartz countertops, GE stainless steel appliances, vinyl plank flooring, urban mudroom entry, keyless SALTO entry, and a smart thermostat
The finishes and the amenity access are the same whichever plan you pick, so the decision comes down to how much separation you want between rooms. Compare the floorplans, then book a tour of the one you are weighing.