Avenue grove is a luxury midrise residential tower that sets the standard for contemporary urban living in the Upper Kirby District. Adding to an enriched lifestyle for residents—premier dining, shopping, entertainment and activated green spaces are just steps from the residences’ front door.

Since adopting Levy Park, The Upper Kirby Management District has shown their dedication to the upkeep of the park with a two-phase renovation project which has included removal of a dilapidated pool, the addition of a community garden and a designated area for dogs. As one of the only green spaces in the District, the park has been the subject of exhaustive studies funded by the redevelopment authority aimed at improving it for the community.

Levy Park and much of the bustling Upper Kirby District is located on land that was originally granted to transplanted east coast businessman, Allen C. Reynolds, by Mexico in 1831, five years before Houston’s founding. Levy Park was deeded to the City of Houston by Leon Levy in 1952. This 5.6 acre tract of land was once a bustling community gathering place, but tucked between a cul-de-sac on Eastside Street and Wakeforest, Levy Park suffered from a lack of visibility and the park began to fall into a state of disrepair.

Premium park location and views, Premier restaurants within Kirby Grove, Levy Park community garden and events, Expansive outdoor terraces with lounge, pool and kitchen areas, Concierge services, Controlled access , State-of-the-art fitness center, Pet friendly.