Austin Neighborhoods
Central Austin is one of the most desirable areas in all of Austin to call home. It's understandable as these coveted neighborhoods offer all kinds of advantages. Residents enjoy easy access to everything that makes Austin one of America’s top ranking cities to live and work in. Downtown is only minutes from Central Austin neighborhoods, and few places have as many things to see and do in such a small area. The Lady Bird hike and bike trail meanders through the middle of town - 6th Street boasts the most extensive lineup of live music venues anywhere and with the Texas State Capitol, the University of Texas, the Austin Children's Museum and the Whole Foods flagship store all at your fingertips its what makes Austin unique and a city primed to experience the population boom we are consistently seeing each year. Thus you will pay for the central Austin lifestyle. Expect to find small 1930's era bungalows priced in the high $200k range - new construction priced in the high $500k range and luxury high rise condos starting in the high $600K range all the way up to several million. But again you get what you pay for and in this instance it's all about the location!
- Brentwood
- Brykerwoods
- Clarksville
- Downtown Austin
- Highland Park
- Allendale
- Hyde Park
- North Loop
- Old Enfield
- Pemberton Heights
- Rosedale
- Tarrytown
West Austin lies just outside of downtown Austin and is surrounded by the rolling hills of the gorgeous Texas hill country. This area includes some of the city's most exquisite homes. With lake and hill country views, West Austin homes are located near the best schools, shopping, and golf courses in Austin.
West Austin real estate offers a wealth of desirable housing. Homes in West Austin enjoy the privacy of larger lot sizes and often feature winding entrances. Whether you're looking for a lakefront home or a hill top view, you'll find it in West Austin. A West Austin address has cache, as some of Austin's most prized neighborhoods are located in this Austin region: Barton Creek, Davenport, Seven Oaks and Rob Roy to name a few. The cities of Rollingwood and West Lake Hills sit on the west bank of the river and have easy commutes to downtown. The hills seem to start here, making the area one of the most beautiful in all of Austin.
- Angelwylde
- Barton Creek
- Barton Creek Calera
- Barton Creek Watersmark
- Barton Creek West
- Bella Lago
- Covered Bridge
- Davenport Ranch
- Hill Country Estates
- Lost Creek
- The Madrones
- Parkstone
- The Preserve at Barton Creek
- RollingWood
- Senna Hills
- Stratford Drive
- Seven Oaks
- Travis Country
- Treemont
- West Lake Hills
East Austin has experienced a construction boom in recent years, as city leaders and local builders saw the opportunity to re-gentrify the area. Though some would say it's necessary it's bittersweet to those that have called East Austin home for generations. Because with growth and the investment in roads, homes, and business there also comes the higher property values. The area boasts great local restaurants (e.g. Hoover’s, Eastside Café, Juan in a Million, Vivo, Cisco’s and many more), businesses and many new developments such as the mueller development. You’ll find a variety of homes on the East side. From very inexpensive homes to manufactured and pier and beam homes to the majestic restored Victorians, new condos and production homes. It can be said that the east side boasts a rich community life - you can find a little bit of everything over here!
- Cherrywood
- French Place
- Mueller
- University Hills
- Windsor Park
North Central Austin neighborhoods stretch from the heart of Austin to Round Rock and Pflugerville. The highly acclaimed shopping center and residential area The Domain (off Mo-Pac between Braker Ln and Burnet Rd) opened in 2007 and is home to Neiman Marcus and other high-end retail. Just south on Mo-Pac is Arbor Walk. IBM, the University of Texas JJ Pickle Research Campus, and the Texas Culinary Academy also call North Central Austin home. You’ll find established neighborhoods here with homes from the 1950s in Allandale and Crestview and newer homes further nort
