For reasons unknown, there are no two-bedrooms for rent near the Southpark Meadows stop, but you can rent this fine-looking one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment for $1,125 per month. It has in-unit laundry facilities, and the complex has a pool and a fitness center.

Again, it’s mostly one-bedroom apartments or much bigger houses here near the Little Texas Station. This two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom, 1,395-squre-foot condo can be had for $1,750 per month, though. It has two stories, stainless appliances including a washer and dryer, and no lawn maintenance.

A two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment that looks like a section of IKEA (and what’s wrong with that?) can be leased for $1,525 near the St. Edward’s stop. It measures 800 square feet, has recently been remodeled, and is walkable to lots of great restaurants and other good places along South Congress.

Skipping the easy/pricey pickings Downtown and in the UT campus area, we head to Triangle Station (“station” seems a little glorified for some of these stops, but okay). Here we have access to apartments and condos in the Triangle, or you can go across the street for a little Hyde Park number like this one-story, 1,100-square-foot house with two bedrooms and two bathrooms for $1,750 per month. It has appliances including a washer/dryer, wood floors, a porch, and other signs of character.

Stepping off at the Crestview Station, on the border of Crestview and Highland, gives you lots of options, including newer apartments in medium-sized complexes. Or you could go with this two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 988-square-foot house with a yard for about the same price ($1,795 per month) if you’re into that sort of thing.

If you’re coming and going from the northernmost stop on the line, the Tech Ridge stop, you’ll have many apartment options. They include this two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit measuring 1,045 square feet, for $1,285 per month.