Nestled on the southwest edge of Bryan not far from the A&M Health Science Center is an area called Lake Walk. Tucked in right next to The Traditions neighborhood and country club, Lake Walk is unlike any other space found in the Bryan-College Station community.
Anyone considering looking at homes in Bryan should take note of all that Lake Walk has to offer. Begin with the obvious – the lake. It provides the setting for all the fantastic business and events that call this place home. There’s a great outdoor entertainment pavilion right on the shore and there are vendor spaces along the water’s edge. In the summers there are a variety of concerts, bolstered by a number of food trucks for lots of great food options. It all takes place as the sun sets over the lake making for some amazing evenings. Throughout the fall and spring this space also enjoys a weekly outdoor market of vendors and food trucks called The Local. Don’t be surprised if you also have the chance to enjoy sunset yoga on the green. All this right on the lake!
If that sounds great, we’re just getting started. Lake Walk in Bryan is home to the gorgeous Stella Hotel, the first independent full-service hotel in the area. This 6-story facility anchors the retail side of Lake Walk and includes Hershel’s whiskey bar and a restaurant aptly named Campfire, which includes outdoor seating with fire pits that have a view of the lake. As you continue down the way you’ll find the POV coffee house that’s a great place to hang out and relax, both inside and out. There are more retail and dining options on the way, including a sushi bar from a local chef. And, to top it off, Lake Walk in Bryan is home to the Children’s Museum of the Brazos Valley.
Whether you’re looking for homes in Bryan-College Station or already call B-CS home, you need to go spend an afternoon or evening at Lake Walk. You’ll be glad you did! And if you want to know more about properties available in the area or anywhere in the Brazos Valley, text or call us today.
Kendra Hudson
Cell: (979) 218-3905
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