9701 A Nightjar Dr 78748 | 3 Bed 2 1/2 Bath 1 Car Garage $1800 – photo 1

9701 A Nightjar Dr 78748 | 3 Bed 2 1/2 Bath 1 Car Garage $1800

📍 9701-A NIGHTJAR DRIVE, AUSTIN, TX 78748

Monthly Rent

$1,800

Bedrooms

3 bd

Bathrooms

2.5 ba

📋 Property Overview

Spacious unit in South Austin, close to Slaughter and Menchaca right next an HEB. Features a fenced in backyard, one car garage, open kitchen and family room, and laundry connection. The master suite has a large bedroom that will easily fit a king sized bed, a large, long walk-in closet; and a large bathroom with a long vanity countertop. Duplex. All properties in our portfolio are required t...

🛡️ Renters Insurance — Estimated Cost

Estimated range for Texas at $20,000 – $24,999 of personal property

$17–$19/ monthEstimate — not a quote

About $204–$228 a year.

Based on what Texas renters actually paid: NAIC industry data for 2023 (average HO-4 premium, 2,274,575 policy-years), adjusted to July 2026 with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics tenants' insurance index. It is a market average, not a price for this building and not a price for you.

Your own price depends most on your credit-based insurance score, your claims history and which carrier you choose. In published Ohio figures the same coverage ranges from $127 a year at excellent credit to $933 at poor credit. We do not ask for any of that, so we cannot narrow this for you.

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🐾 Pets

  • Cats allowed
  • Dogs allowed

✨ Features & Details

  • Cats allowed
  • Dogs allowed

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

$1,800

per month

Contact for availability
3 bd
2.5 ba

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