713 APTS review · Updated August 2026
Bicentennial Square Hi Rise Apartments Review
Here's our honest take on Bicentennial Square Hi Rise: current pricing, real fees, what we like, and the questions worth asking on your tour. Reviewed by 713 APTS, Houston apartment locators. If it makes your list, register with us before you tour.
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The quick take
Bicentennial Square Hi Rise is an apartment community in Baytown, built in 1980 with 100 units. Current pricing ranges from $715 for 1 bd to $749 for 2 bd. See what we like, what we would flag, and the questions worth asking before you tour.
Market context: starting prices across the 59 Baytown communities we track typically run $700–$1,049, and Bicentennial Square Hi Rise's $715 starting price sits inside that range.
Pricing & floorplans
1 bd
$715 from
560 sq ft
2 bd
$749 from
920 sq ft
All floorplans & layouts
| Plan | Sq ft | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom 1 bd / 1 ba | 560 | $715 |
| 2 Bedrooms 2 bd / 1 ba | 920 | $749 |
Pricing checked August 5, 2026. Apartment pricing changes daily — treat these as starting points, and we'll confirm today's exact quote when you register.
What to know before you tour
👍 What we like
- +Genuinely budget-friendly: pricing starts around $715
- +Smaller community (100 units), quieter than the mega-complexes
- +Managed by Private, so you know who runs the place before you tour
📝 Questions to ask on your tour
- 1.What are the application and admin fees, and is the admin fee refundable if your application is not approved?
- 2.The deposit is listed as 1 month's rent. Ask for your total move-in number in writing: deposit, fees, first month, and any required renters insurance.
- 3.Which lease lengths get the best rate? The same unit can price very differently at 6, 12, or 15 months, so have them run a couple of options.
- 4.Which utilities are billed through the community, which do you set up yourself, and what do they run in an average month?
- 5.Is the exact unit you were quoted ready by your move-in date, and how long will they hold it while you decide?
The fine print
Community fees & deposit
Paid to Bicentennial Square Hi Rise, not to 713 APTS.
- Deposit: 1 month's rent
Location
805 Schillings Ave, Baytown, TX · Baytown
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Bicentennial Square Hi Rise: your questions, answered
How much is rent at Bicentennial Square Hi Rise?
1 bd units start around $715/mo; 2 bd units start around $749/mo. Pricing changes daily, so register with 713 APTS (free) and we'll confirm today's rates and any specials.
What fees should I expect at Bicentennial Square Hi Rise?
Deposit: 1 month's rent. Always confirm fees on your quote sheet — they can change.
Where is Bicentennial Square Hi Rise located?
805 Schillings Ave, Baytown, TX, in the Baytown area of Houston.
How do I tour Bicentennial Square Hi Rise with 713 APTS?
Sign up and hit "Register me at this property." Your locator receives your details and handles registration with the leasing office before you tour, with 713 APTS as your referral source. Check your Tours page for the latest status, and your locator can confirm today's pricing and specials for you.
What does registering mean?
When you register with 713 APTS, your locator receives your information (beds, budget, move-in date) as a guest card and handles registration with the leasing office before you tour. When you tour and apply, make sure to list 713 APTS as your referral source, that's what earns you your rewards.
What happens when I click register?
Your locator receives your details and handles registration with the leasing office. Check your Tours page for the latest status before you visit.
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How we make money: 713 APTS is a licensed apartment locating service. When you list us as your referral source on your application (when it asks 'how did you hear about us?'), that property pays us a referral commission for the introduction. Properties don't pay to be reviewed, can't edit our reviews, and we flag the downsides we know about. Pricing and fees change daily; always confirm details on your official quote.