Austin Neighborhood Guide
Tarrytown, 78703
Tarrytown is a charming neighborhood in central Austin. Just west of downtown and the north-south corridor of MoPac, Tarrytown is ripe with historical and remodeled homes and offers an appealing blend of “old Austin” and modern convenience. Many residents value the small town feel they can find here, running into neighbors at area parks, stores, and schools, while still being only moments away from downtown’s businesses and museums.
East Austin, 78721
Located just 2 miles from downtown Austin, East Austin is an energetic, diverse mix of housing and culture. Over the past decade, East Austin has undergone rapid development and is becoming one of Austin’s most popular neighborhoods. From stunning, refurbished single-family homes to brand-new condo communities, East Austin can suit nearly every housing need. The relatively affordable property in East Austin has attracted a number of residents and business owners alike. East Austin’s convenient location gives residents quick access to some of Austin’s most popular hotspots including, Lady Bird Lake, East 6th Street, Sam’s BBQ. The boundaries of East Austin include IH-35, Lady Bird Lake, Manor Road and Springdale Road.
Westlake, 78746
Its close proximity to downtown, Lake Austin and exemplary schools make Westlake Hills one of the most desirable areas in Austin to live. Although Westlake was once considered the outskirts of Austin, the area is now considered central to the city. The Westlake Hills area is just minutes away from popular Austin attractions such as Barton Springs, the 2nd Street District and Hill Country Galleria, yet it continues to give off an upscale, small town feel. Westlake offers some of the most exclusive real estate in Austin. If the luxury homes, hill country views and established neighborhoods don’t attract you, then maybe the well-regarded, award-winning schools will. Students living in Westlake attend schools under one of the best school districts in the state, Eanes ISD.
Bouldin Creek, 78704
If you are searching for an Austin neighborhood that is nice, quiet, and overall a bang for your buck, South Austin is the ideal neighborhood for you. South Austin neighborhoods are friendly, eclectic and cozy. The area is filled with trendy boutiques, hip coffee shops and a plethora of restaurants ranging from fine dining to food trailers. Whether you prefer an older home with Austin charm or a brand-new home in a master-planned community, South Austin has something to offer everyone. South Austin is known for its music scene, popular “SoCo” shopping strip and hippy vibe. South Austin has seen tremendous growth and development over the past few years, but has been able to keep its “Keep Austin Weird” feel. This area of Austin is definitely a place people from all around the globe prefer to live.
Rosedale, 78751
New development has recently caused the the Rosedale and Allandale neighborhoods in North Central Austin to boom. The area’s outdoor, high-end shopping mall and residential area, known as the Domain, opened in 2007 along with Arbor Walk, another shopping center located right across Braker Lane. Whether you are searching for a brand-new condo or a charming 1950s-style home, North Central Austin can give you both. The area is home to several established neighborhoods consisting of tree-lined streets and well-tended yards. North Central Austin offers residents quiet, suburban environment just minutes away from Austin’s energetic downtown area and major tech employers.