Boone Manor
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Multi-Level Garage & Off Street Parking
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Outdoor Pool
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About this property
Ideally located in the heart of the city, our luxury apartments in Houston offer the perfect place to come home to. Surrounded by the best dining, shopping, and entertainment in the area, everyone can find something to enjoy nearby. Near Boone Manor, residents will find restaurants with a variety of cuisine, shopping centers with everything you need, and a vast amount of entertainment options. Boone Manor is a bold blend of vibrant colors, rich textures, and the undeniable comfort and character of a well-traveled home. Designed for both everyday living and exuberant entertaining, Boone Manor exudes warmth, personality, worldliness, and meticulous attention to detail for every finish, surface, and amenity.
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About Houston, Texas
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Houston's a mix of a laid-back, Chevy pickup and two-stepping town and high-octane, high-culture metropolis. When in Houston, relax in flip-flops, tour the museums and shopping, then chill out for a happy hour on a shady deck. Nightlife offers culinary and cultural delights – the gastro scene and theater district are nationally acclaimed. It's true, wealth from oil-and-gas defines much of the city's character, but Houston doesn't show any pretension. Houston's a place where a weeks (!) long rodeo and barbecue cook-off is the favorite reason for getting out.
Houston may be just behind Chicago in population, but its area is more vast than the entire state of New Jersey. Unique residential neighborhoods and pockets of restaurants and shops spread endlessly. You'll just stick to Downtown- the Museum District is the cultural heart; Upper Kirby and River Oaks offer upscale opportunities for shopping and dining; and Montrose boasts quirky shops and eateries. Washington Ave is the go-to burg for nightlife and the Heights has historic buildings to gander at. The town's primary attractions – NASA's Space Center and Galveston Island – require a 45-minute drive on I-45.