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Three kids in one room? Depends on their age, but it sounds doable. We have 300 apartments in Austin that have 2 bedrooms.

The closest listing we have is in Leander, right across Lake Travis from Lakeway, on Point Venture: http://www.mynewplace.com/house/deckhouse-dr-rental-home-in-leander-leander-tx-100529737210 We do have a ton of listings in the Austin area, which is about 20 miles southwest of Lakeway.

Austin is home to a wide array of fantastic art, science, and historical museums. The Blanton Museum of Art, situated within the University of Texas campus, is an expansive and diverse museum, showcasing everything from light installations to Greek and Roman art. Blanton Museum also boasts the most extensive Latin American art collection in the nation. Located in downtown Atlanta on North Congress Avenue, the beautiful Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum features an Imax theater and three floors of interactive displays chronicling Texas' rich heritage. Some other renowned local museums include the Austin Children's Museum, the Museum of the Weird, the Texas Memorial Museum, the Austin Museum of Digital Art, and the South Austin Museum of Pop Culture.

The public school system is Austin is expansive. With an array of public, public charter, and magnet schools, the Austin school district has a place for every student. Greatschools.org rates the system as above average for their test scores, with almost 40 local schools receiving the topmost score of 10 out of 10 on Greatschools' scale. Some of the best in the district include Westlake High school, Westwood High school, West Ridge Middle School, Canyon Ridge Middle School, Casis Elementary School, and Laurel Mountain Elementary, amongst many others. Austin is also home to many renewed private schools.

Austin is generally a very safe city. Some of the safest neighborhoods are in the North Central area, including Brentwood, Crestview, Hyde Park, Highland, and Rosedale, and in the southwest part of town, including Texas Oaks and Circle C. Some other very safe Austin neighborhoods include Cherrywood and Travis Heights.

Known as "The Live Music Capital of the World," Austin is a cultural oasis in the state of Texas. With music festivals such as Austin City Limits and South by Southwest (SXSW), in addition to the abundant nature of musicians and live music venues in the area, Austin is a music lover's dream. Residents tend to be liberal, and some have adopted the slogan of "Keep Austin Weird"--both a reflection on the Austin mentality and a campaign to save independent businesses. As a purely aesthetic attribute, Austin received the nickname of the city of the "Violet Crown" due to its spectacular winter sunsets across the hills.

With multiple off-leash dog parks, Austin is a very pet-friendly city. These include Auditorium Shores, Turkey Creek at Emma Long, Davis White Northeast District Park, Norwood Estate and Off-Leash Area, Red Bud Isle, Onion Creek, Shoal Creek Greenbelt-Central, Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park, West Austin Park, and Zilker Metropolitan Park. In addition to those areas, there are multiple parks near Austin where you can hike with your pets, although you may need to keep them on leash. These include Pedernales Falls State Park and the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge. You can also spend time outdoors with your pets on the shores of the area's many lakes and rivers.

Austin, Texas has a humid subtropical climate. It's hot and humid during summer, cool during winter, and relatively mild--though often warm--during spring and autumn. Summer temperatures tend to be in the 80s and above and winter temperatures tend to be in the 50s. The average high temperature in August, the warmest month of the year, is 96 degrees Fahrenheit, while the average low temperature in January, the coldest month of the year, is 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The annual average precipitation is 34 Inches. Rainfall is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year, but May tends to be the wettest month.