Austin Neighborhood Guides

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Georgetown

Georgetown ISD boasts a 97% graduation rate.

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Hancock

Nestled in North Central Austin, Hancock is a walk-friendly neighborhood offering proximity to downtown and The University of Texas at Austin as well as plenty of green space. Hancock is ideal for those looking for a small-community feel with all the benefits of living in a large city.

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Hyde Park Neighborhood Guide

Hyde Park offers the perfect neighborhood for young families and young souls alike. Enjoy the walkability it offers to local restaurants, bakeries and parks while being a short bike/drive away from all that Downtown Austin affords.

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Lakeway

Lakeway is a residential area on Lake Travis, about 25 miles northwest of Austin. Residents consist of young professional families, retirees, and weekend second-homers who enjoy the views and water-related recreation opportunities.

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Mueller Neighborhood Guide

Mueller is a planned mixed-use community which is quickly becoming one of the trendiest and more desirable locations in Austin. Just three miles from downtown and two miles from the University of Texas, the Mueller development includes family homes, apartments, a shopping center, restaurants and food trailers, connections to public transportation, and modern office and retail space.

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North University

In the North Central Austin area there’s a community with abundant bars, restaurants, coffee shops and parks. Known as the North Campus area, residents there enjoy close proximity to the University of Texas and to downtown.

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Oak Hill

Oak Hill is home to hundreds of businesses and dozens of neighborhoods and is just a short drive to downtown Austin—without traffic.

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Riverside

Riverside is a conveniently located neighborhood offering low-cost housing, proximity to major local highways, and easy access to downtown and south Austin with their shopping, dining, and nightlife options.

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Rollingwood Neighborhood Guide

Rollingwood is one of Austin's most affluent and sought-after neighborhoods. Technically not part of Austin, it is actually a separate town which was formed in 1955. Conveniently located just off Hwy. 1 (MoPac), Rollingwood is an exclusive neighborhood of 1,500 residents.

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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.