Tarrytown Homes for Sale

tarrytown Tarrytown, located just west of Mopac and north of Lake Austin, in the 78703 zip code, is a highly sought after neighborhood with quiet streets, great schools, beautiful homes, lake access, golf, parks and mature trees, all within a 3 mile drive to downtown. Students attend these Austin ISD schools: Casis Elementary, O'Henry Middle and Austin High School.

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1501 Rainbow Bnd, Austin, TX 78703

$1,890,000 Featured Listing
House in Enfield D
MLS ID: 4961530
– Active
– 107 Days on Market
Beds: 4
Baths: 5
Sq Ft: 4115
Acres: 0.23
Description: Spanish Revival 2007 Construction In The Heart Of Old Enfield & Bordering Pease Park. Handmade Moroccan Tile, Walnut Floors, GraniteStone...

2611 Maria Anna Rd, Austin, TX 78703

$1,550,000 Featured Listing
House in Tarrytown Brown Herman Add 02 Sec 05
MLS ID: 5606414
– Active
– 8 Days on Market
Beds: 4
Baths: 3
Sq Ft: 3486
Acres: 0.38
Description: Gated Private Estate Behind A Beautiful Stone Wall. Built In 2002 This French Country 3 Level Home Features High End Finish Out In All Areas....

1702 Northwood Rd, Austin, TX 78703

$450,000 Reduced: $15,000 Featured Listing
House in Brykerwoods C
MLS ID: 6353284
– Active
– 189 Days on Market
Beds: 3
Baths: 2
Sq Ft: 1744
Acres: 0.23
Description: Breathtaking Remodel In Central Austin's Highly Desired Brykerwoods Gleaming Hardwoods, Walls Of Windows, Huge Island & Granite Counters...

3907 Balcones DR, Austin, TX 78731

$8,750,000
House in Colorado Foothills Sec 02
MLS ID: 8691014
– Active
– 128 Days on Market
Beds: 7
Baths: 14
Sq Ft: 13673
Acres: 1.98
Description: An Oasis In The Heart Of West Austin. Unbelievable Attention To Detail Italian Limestone Floors & Fireplaces, Wood Beamed Ceilings, Rock...

1708 Cromwell Hl, Austin, TX 78703

$4,250,000
House in Enfield C
MLS ID: 6143630
– Active
– 44 Days on Market
Beds: 3
Baths: 8
Sq Ft: 7062
Acres: 0.61
Description: Fantastic Landmark Estate In Old Enfield Rich In Austin History. Significant Period Architecture. Extensive 3 Year Renovation Preserving Original...

3807 Kennelwood Rd, Austin, TX 78703

$3,950,000
House in Gilbert D J
MLS ID: 7948145
– Active
– 158 Days on Market
Beds: 5
Baths: 8
Sq Ft: 7310
Acres: 0.51
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The information being provided is for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing.

Based on information from the Austin Board of REALTORS®. Neither the Board nor ACTRIS guarantees or is in any way responsible for its accuracy. All data is provided "AS IS" and with all faults. Data maintained by the Board or ACTRIS may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

IDX data last updated at 2010-09-03 04:50:16

 

Tarrytown Austin Neighborhood Information

The following is an interview with Tom Thornton, Tarrytown real estate expert.

Where exactly is Tarrytown located?

The technical boundaries are Enfield on the south, 35th Street on the north, MoPac on the East, and Scenic Drive on the West. That said, many local residents also consider the area just south of this pocket (between Enfield and Lake Austin Blvd.) to be a de facto part of the neighborhood, as they share a neighborhood association and use most of the same shops and services.

What is the average price of the homes?

In 2008, single-family homes have sold for anywhere from $260,000 (a 650-square foot teardown) to upwards of $4,000,000 (a 5,000-square foot, lakefront mansion). The average sales price for the neighborhood was roughly $750,000 in 2008, with the median coming in at $649,000. There are also some condominiums in the area, most of which are in the $225,000 to $500,000 price range.

What is the average age of the homes?

There are a number of homes from the late 30's and early 40's in the area, which gives the neighborhood tremendous character. There are also an increasing number of new construction homes (conforming to neighborhood design standards), as some of the smallest homes have made way for newer, larger ones.

What is the average size of the homes?

The range is roughly 1,800 to 3,000 square feet on the whole, with many homes in the 2,000 to 2,300 square foot range.

How long do homes stay on the market?

This year, the typical Tarrytown home sells in around 7 weeks. 50% of the homes on the market sold within 6 weeks of being listed, so don't wait if you see something you're interested in.

Why do residents choose to live there?

There's a lot to like: quiet streets, proximity to downtown, beautiful homes, lake access, parks, and trees.

What are some negatives of living there?

Prices are high due to the downtown proximity, and some blocks border the MoPac freeway, which can lead to road noise in the 3 to 4 blocks closest to Tarrytown's eastern boundary.

What are the public schools like?

The area is served by the Austin Independent School District. Most students attend Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School. Casis was rated as an exemplary school by the Texas Education Agency, while O. Henry and Austin High were both judged by the TEA to be Academically Acceptable.

How close are the schools?

Casis Elementary is in the heart of Tarrytown, on Exposition and Westover. O. Henry Middle School is on the southern border of the neighborhood, at Exposition and West 10th. Austin High School is just southeast of the neighborhood, on Cesar Chavez in the Downtown/Lady Bird Lake area.

Are there any private schools nearby?

Kirby Hall School (Pre-K to 12th), Girls' School of Austin (K-8th), St. Austin Catholic School (K-8th), The Khabele School (6th-12th), and the Austin Jewish Academy (K-8th) are all within minutes of Tarrytown.

Are there any pre-schools nearby?

Good Shepherd Episcopal, Tarrytown Baptist Children's Center, Tarrytown United Methodist Church, and the Tarrytown Children's Center are your main options in the area.

What kind of amenities does Tarrytown offer?

Lions Golf Course is a major fixture in the area; it provides a full 18 holes open to the public for under $20. The southern end of Tarrytown flows into Lake Austin, and a number of trails and restaurant options are available. The Deep Eddy Pool is also a summer favorite and shows weekly movies on a large, outdoor screen. On the northwest corner of Tarrytown, Mayfield Preserve has trails and gardens that are a great weekend outing. Finally, Reed Park offers a softball field, picnic tables, pool facilities, and a quiet atmosphere.

Are there any organized community groups or community activities?

The West Austin Neighborhood Group is the primary community leadership group for the area.

What are the most sought after streets?

Many of the streets between Enfield and Windsor are coveted for their convenience and curb appeal. The majority of streets in the neighborhood are great, though, so there are a number of sought after locations.

Where do people go out to eat?

For upscale dining, Zoot is a neighborhood favorite. Maudie's on Lake Austin Blvd. has great Tex-Mex, and Magnolia Cafe is a popular Texas 24-hour diner. Mangia Pizza is also popular, and Chuy's themed restaurant, Hula Hut, offers casual lakeside dining and drinks. Mozart's Coffee is another hot spot for coffee and snacks.

Where do people shop for groceries?

There are two Randall's Grocery locations in the neighborhood, both on Exposition Boulevard. You're also reasonably close to the flagship Whole Foods Market on 5th and Lamar downtown.

Where do people workout?

Reform Pilates and Curves Tarrytown are two good places to start. The neighborhood itself also has a number of quiet residential streets for jogging and cycling.

What is the traffic like when commuting to downtown?

No freeway driving is required, and Exposition Road connects Lake Austin Blvd., Enfield, and Windsor as potential access routes to downtown. In short, it's an easy commute.

How long does it take to commute downtown?

10 minutes. It's a 3-mile drive with several traffic lights.

How long does it take to drive to the airport?

From Tarrytown, it's a 19-mile, 30-minute drive to Austin-Bergstrom.

What makes you an expert in Tarrytown?

As a former resident of Tarrytown, I've spent 2 years taking advantage of the neighborhood's golf, food, restaurants, and proximity to downtown. I understand the neighborhood's appeal, and I work often with buyers in the area.

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