Rosedale Homes for Sale

Rosedale Austin is very desirable for many reasons. It’s truly a walking community, with huge, gorgeous trees, lovely Old Austin bungalows, and a genuinely warm, neighborhood feel. For those that appreciate a blend of the old with the new and funky, Rosedale should be at the top of the list! The location in north central Austin makes it accessible to much of what Austin has to offer. Students attend these Austin ISD schools: Brykerwoods or Highland Park Elementary, Lamar or O'Henry Middle and McCallum or Austin High School.

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Rosedale Neighborhood Information

Where exactly is Rosedale located?

Rosedale bordered by 38th Street to the south, North Loop / Hancock Drive to the north, Shoal Creek Blvd. to the west, and Lamar Blvd. to the east.

What is the average price of the homes in Rosedale?

Prices start in the mid-$200s and go up to the high $600s in Rosedale. That being said, it is rather difficult to find anything in the $200s that is above 1,000 square feet and isn’t a candidate for a complete remodel or tear-down. The average price of homes in Rosedale from September 2008 to mid-January 2009 was $418,052.

What is the average age of the homes?

Original homes in Rosedale range from the early 1930s to the mid-1950s, with an average somewhere near the mid-1940s. Many homes have been remodeled, expanded, or rebuilt from the ground up over the last 20 to 30 years. Of the approximately 1,200 rooftops in Rosedale, many are new construction, built after the removal of the original homes.

What is the average size of the homes?

The average home in Rosedale is approximately 1,668 square feet, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Home sizes range from as low as 770 square feet to over 3,500 square feet. The advent of newer construction has increased the average size of homes in the neighborhood over the last 5 to 10 years.

How long do homes stay on the market?

The average time that homes remained on the market before selling was 87 days during the last quarter of 2008. Homes that are priced properly and have been tastefully remodeled — especially with respect to the era — tend to sell rather quickly!

Why do residents choose to live in Rosedale?

Rosedale is very desirable for many reasons. It’s truly a walking community, with huge, gorgeous trees, lovely Old Austin bungalows, and a genuinely warm, neighborhood feel. For those that appreciate a blend of the old with the new and funky, Rosedale should be at the top of the list! The central location also makes it accessible to much of what Austin has to offer. Short drive times to downtown Austin, the airport, and main roadways — such as Mopac, 183, 360, and IH35 — make it a great choice for commuting almost anywhere in Greater Austin.

What are the public schools like?

Rosedale has good public schools, especially at the elementary level. Highland Park Elementary has a reading proficiency rating of 98.9% and a math rating of 94.7%. Brykerwoods Elementary's reading rating is 99% and math is 96.2%. Lamar Middle School's ratings for reading and math are 88.2% and 77%, respectively. O. Henry Middle School comes in at 89.2% for reading and 81% for math. McCallum Senior High's numbers are 87.5% and 69.6%, while Austin Senior High scores 88.6% and 69.5%. More detailed information can be found at SchoolMatters.com. North Rosedale students attend McCallum High School, Lamar Middle School, and Highland Park Elementary School, whereas students who live in the southern half of the neighborhood attend Austin High School, O. Henry Middle School, and Brykerwoods Elementary School.

How close are the schools?

The schools are all within a few minutes of most homes in Rosedale. Many students walk or ride their bikes to school.

Are there any private schools nearby?

Yes, there are private schools nearby, including the Austin Montessori School on Great Northern Blvd., Odyssey School on Houston St., and the Griffin School on East 41st.

Are there any pre-schools nearby?

Yes, there are pre-schools nearby, including Brown Elementary on Anderson Lane, Brentwood Elementary on Arroyo Seco, and the Children’s School on Hancock.

Are there any organized community groups or community activities?

Rosedale has a voluntary home owners' association that organizes various community events throughout the year, including a 4th of July parade.

What are the most sought after streets in Rosedale?

Many would consider Rosedale, Ramsey, Sinclair, and Shoalwood Avenues the most desirable, but the entire neighborhood is truly a sought after part of Central Austin.

Where do people go out to eat?

Rosedale has many, many options for food in the immediate neighborhood. It is also a short drive from Northwest Austin, Downtown, East Austin, and Hyde Park, so you'll find an unlimited number of choices in the area! Many Rosedale residents enjoy Castillo Jorge’s and Fonda San Miguel for Mexican food. For Asian food, you can find great sushi at Maru on Burnet, or try Mikado Ryotei for an upscale experience. There are many options for Indian cuisine nearby, including Madras Pavilion, SarOvar, and Star of India. Try Korea House for Vietnamese, or Satay for great Thai cooking. The Night Hawk Frisco Shop offers great comfort food and recently moved to a new location at Burnet and Pegram. For excellent breakfast food, residents head to Austin’s Diner or The Omeletry, both on Burnet Road, near Hancock. Billy’s on Burnet is popular for pub food, including excellent vegetarian options. There are also a lot of family-friendly options along Burnet Road, including Amy’s Ice Cream, Phil’s Ice House, and Hangtown Grill.

Where do people shop for groceries?

Rosedale residents can shop at Sun Harvest on Foster and Anderson, Central Market on 45th, HEB on Keonig and Burnet or Whole Foods at Research and Capital of Texas Highway. There are also smaller, local grocers, such as Wheatsville Food Co-Op on Guadalupe. Additionally, The Triangle at Lamar and Guadalupe features a local farmers' market on Wednesday evenings.

Where do people workout?

Many residents work out at the Gold’s Gym on Research and Burnet. Body Business on Anderson is also popular. Rosedale residents also enjoy running and cycling along Shoal Creek Blvd.

What is the traffic like when commuting to downtown?

Outside of rush hour, the approximately 5-mile drive takes about 10 minutes. At heavier times, it can take closer to 20 minutes. For folks who work downtown and prefer to avoid the traffic jams, there are bus lines that run very close to Rosedale; however, the buses take about the same time as a drive during rush hour. There are also a number of convenient routes to get around Mopac traffic at rush hour by going through Central Austin neighborhoods.

How long does it take to drive to the airport?

Depending on the time of day, it can take about 20 to 25 minutes to get to the airport from Rosedale.

What makes you an expert in Rosedale?

For several years, my wife and I have lived in Allandale, Rosedale’s neighbor to the north, and I know the market intimately. I have helped many families buy and sell homes in Rosedale over the years, and I am a recognized expert in the community. I know the intricacies of our older homes, as well the remodels, and I can help clients understand what to expect and and how to prepare for inspections. This makes all the difference when negotiating on either side of the table, and is often what helps my clients move smoothly through the contract-to-close period.

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