Rosedale
Welcome to traditional Rosedale
Rosedale is a cozy residential neighborhood with a homey feel. It is one of the older neighborhoods of Austin, established in the 1930s and 40s, with tree adorned streets, highly-rated schools, parks, and local businesses and restaurants.
About the Neighborhood
Rosedale is an older, comfortable, residential neighborhood in the northwest section of central Austin. The central part of the neighborhood has older, modest-sized homes and some new construction, while the outer sections have restaurants and shops.
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Points of Interest
Natural Grocers: A retail chain focused on natural and organic groceries, supplements and household products.
Draught House Pub and Brewery: This hip brewpub's vast craft-beer menu includes a few made on-site, plus food-truck grub outside.
Uchiko: Head here for a fancy night out.
Shoal Creek: A hike along Shoal Creek offers some interesting contrasts in the heart of Austin.
Public School info
The public schools in Rosedale are rated A by Niche.
(Niche assign ratings to schools and are commonly used by parents to make a decision.)
Commute Times
ABIA 23m. by car
Downtown 12m. by car
Boundaries
East to West: Shoal Creek to Burnet Road
North to South: West 38th Street to Hancock Drive
Nearby Neighborhoods: Tarrytown, Brentwood, Allendale, Hyde Park
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The Lifestyle
The neighborhood has a strong sense of community. The population is a mix of single professionals and young families attracted by the neighborhood's convenient location and amenities. The neighborhood has several parks, most notably Ramsey Park/Playground which has a swimming pool, a playground, ball field, picnic tables, and BBQ grills, and Shoal Creek, which has running and bike trails.
You’ll fall in love with
The community is close-knit and the residents take an active part in maintaining the charming, historic feel to their neighborhood. In fact, back in the 1970’s the residents formed the Rosedale Neighborhood Association and it continues adding value to all of its residents to this day. Learn more here.
Homes in Rosedale
Most of the homes in Rosedale have the charm typically found in pier and beam 1930s and 1940s construction. Tudor cottages and bungalows with welcoming front porches are common. Many renovation projects and new construction keep the area vibrant.