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  5. Building Photo - The Weaver
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    2 BEDS
    $2,595+

    The Weaver

    1401 Art Dilly Dr, Austin, TX 78702
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East Cesar Chavez Neighborhood

East Cesar Chavez is a neighborhood in Austin, Texas. The neighborhood is located along Interstate 35 on the western border, with 7th Street to the north, and Festival Beach to the south. Virtually all of the homes in the area were built before 1980, with the greatest building boom happening before 1940. There are many buildings here that were built in the earliest parts of the 1900s, providing a glimpse into the history of Austin. The zip code is 78702.

Residents in the area are mostly young couples, about a third of whom have at least one child and a little more than a third of whom are married. Most of the adults in the area are between 20-30 years of age.

East Cesar Chavez is located perfectly for active area residents. There are numerous different activities that can be reached by traveling along Interstate 35. One of the best destinations in the area is actually located on the southern border of the neighborhood. Festival Beach, off Lady Bird Lake, is a hugely popular area for recreation. The park has several baseball fields and is home to many area youth baseball leagues. The park is also loaded with picnic areas, a large playground, and some great trails. Many walkers, runners, and cyclists take advantage of the trails that go through the park and the surrounding area, providing many miles of quality exercise.

About a quarter of a mile to the west on the opposite side of Interstate 35 is the Mexican American Cultural Center. With the large Hispanic population in Austin, Mexican American Culture is very important to many of the residents. The cultural center was created in order to preserve the culture. Exhibits feature a wide variety of artwork, photographs, and many other cultural items that show the creativity and history of Mexican Americans.

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You might be able to get out and walk when living in this area. Some errands can be accomplished on foot, but for others you need a car.
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