DOWNTOWN
Downtown Austin, the heart of the state's capital, has seen incredible growth over the last decade. New condo buildings help shape the ever-changing skyline and a crane is always just a stone's through away. Home to numerous bars and restaurants, downtown residents never lack for a vibrant nightlife.
TARRYTOWN
Just 3 miles west of downtown, lies one of Austin’s most affluent neighborhoods, Tarrytown. With it’s quiet, tree-lined streets and proximity to downtown, Town Lake, and Lake Austin, the location of this neighborhood is hard to beat.
HYDE PARK
Hyde Park combines the feel of old Austin and post-graduate living into one of Austin’s most charming neighborhoods. Located immediately north of the University of Texas, Hyde Park has it’s fair share of graduate students, young families, young professionals, and long-time Austinites. An eclectic mix of Victorian houses, apartments, and bungalows, Hyde Park has a funky yet elegant feel to it. Head to the area of Duval between 38th and 45th to sample some of Hyde Park’s best and most well-known restaurants and coffee shops
ALLANDALE
Situated east of Mopac just north of Rosedale, is the charming, family-friendly Allandale neighborhood. With Burnet forming the Eastern border of the neighborhood, Allandale residents enjoy close-proximity to all of the local-Austin restaurants, shops and bars that line Burnet Road.
BRENTWOOD
Beautifully tree-lined Brentwood is a popular residential area comprised of mainly one-story, bungalow homes. The neighborhood was once a large cotton farm so it’s only natural that it’s home to a nine-acre park full of beautiful trees and green space. Similar to its neighboring neighborhoods, Rosedale and Allandale, Brentwood borders Burnet Road and is therefore in close proximity to numerous local restaurants, bars and shops.
CRESTVIEW
Although often confused with it's southern neighbor, Brentwood, Crestview is the quaint neighborhood just north of Brentwood and south of Anderson Lane. A former 1950-60s dairy farm, the Crestview neighborhood is now a proud residential neighborhood that has successfully maintained some of its 1950s charm with spots like the Minimax grocery store and Top Notch Burgers.
MUELLER
The Mueller Planned Urban Development community is one of Austin’s most unique in that it was the former site of the Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, prior to the opening of Austin Bergstrom Airport. At the heart of Mueller is the neighborhood’s Lake Park, home to the large, iconic 1940s Browning hanger that has been converted into an amphitheater.
WESTLAKE
With its close proximity to Lake Austin and downtown, great school, and rolling hills, it’s no wonder why Westlake Hills is one of the most coveted areas in Austin to live. The eastern border of Westlake is just a stone’s throw across the water from Oyster Point landing and the western border sits right by the scenic 360 bridge. The area in between is filled with beautiful homes, winding roads and some of the best views the city has to offer. Home to the Eanes Independent School District, Westlake is arguably best known for its schools, which are famous for excelling in academia and sports.
NORTHWEST HILLS
The beautiful, hilly area of Northwest Hills provides a quiet, scenic respite from the hustle and bustle of central Austin but with close enough proximity to access it all. Northwest Hills prides itself in having some of the best views available in Austin. Most notable of all is the peak of Mount Bonnell where you can enjoy the greatest 360 views of Austin and set up a picnic overlooking the city and sunset.
BARTON HILLS
One of the highly-popular neighborhoods of the famous 78704 zip code, Barton Hills provides prime location to all of South Lamar's hottest restaurants and bars, as well numerous watering holes along the Greenbelt. If you're looking to take a break from the heat, then a swim in Barton Springs pool is just the ticket. The beautiful, natural-spring pool lies at the north end of Barton Hills and is one of Austin's most iconic spots. If you love being right in the mix of Austin's most lively areas, then Barton Hills is for you.
TRAVIS HEIGHTS
Another one of the iconic, coveted neighborhoods comprising the famous 78704 south Austin zip code is Travis Heights, nestled between S. Congress and I-35 just south of the river. Travis Heights homes combine an eclectic mix of styles and a quiet, secluded feel despite their close proximity to lively South Congress. If you're looking for a trendy neighborhood with quick-access to some of Austin's hottest shops, restaurants and bars, then Travis Heights has it all.
BOULDIN CREEK
The beautiful, hilly area of Northwest Hills provides a quiet, scenic respite from the hustle and bustle of central Austin but with close enough proximity to access it all. Northwest Hills prides itself in having some of the best views available in Austin. Most notable of all is the peak of Mount Bonnell where you can enjoy the greatest 360 views of Austin and set up a picnic overlooking the city and sunset.
ZILKER
You're not going to get closer to Zilker Park, S. Lamar hot spots, and downtown than Zilker. This perfect trifecta of proximity to nature, restaurants and nightlife makes Zilker one of the most coveted neighborhoods in the popular 78704 Austin zip code.
EAST AUSTIN
Just east of downtown across I-35 is one of the fastest-growing areas of Austin. New restaurants and bars have revamped East Austin and created a vibrant, hipster nightlife for residents. Modern homes mixed with old Victorian homes create an eclectic residential mix with unbeatable proximity to downtown.