The Langley, a newly completed 20-story residential high-rise, has delivered 134 luxury rental residences at the intersection of Houston’s historic Boulevard Oaks and Southampton neighborhoods. The project was developed by StreetLights Residential and Hunt Real Estate, bringing a high-end multifamily option to a location near Rice University.
Situated at 1717 Bissonnet Street, The Langley is positioned in a residential enclave known for its tree-lined streets and proximity to institutional and cultural anchors. The tower’s design emphasizes a low-density living experience in a high-rise format, with just eight residences on each floor to enhance privacy and limit corridor traffic for residents.
The building’s residences are configured as two- and three-bedroom homes, with unit sizes ranging from approximately 2,165 square feet to approximately 3,396 square feet. The larger floor plates and limited number of homes per level distinguish the property from more conventional high-rise apartment layouts that typically emphasize smaller units and higher unit counts per floor.
Monthly rents at The Langley start at approximately $9,480, with some residences achieving rents of up to $20,000 per month. This pricing, paired with the large unit sizes, places the property at the upper tier of the local rental market and targets residents seeking a luxury alternative to single-family homes or for-sale condominiums in the surrounding neighborhoods.
The Langley also incorporates a suite of outdoor-focused amenities intended to support resident entertainment and relaxation. The amenity program includes a pool deck with cabanas, grilling areas, and landscaped paseos that provide additional outdoor gathering and circulation space. A commercial-grade dual-fuel pizza oven, imported and installed as a focal point of the outdoor environment, serves as a distinctive feature and centerpiece for social events and resident use.
With construction now complete, The Langley adds a new luxury multifamily option to the Boulevard Oaks and Southampton area, combining larger-format apartments, high monthly rents, and a curated amenity set in a mid-density high-rise configuration near Rice University.
