Polo Club Homes for Sale
The Polo Club is located about 8 miles past the "Y" in Oak Hill, on Highway 290 West. The Polo Club is a horse-friendly, exclusive, gated equestrian community. It offers a relaxing environment with spring-fed lakes and fountains, scenic views, and horse riding trails. Students attend the following Dripping Springs ISD Schools: Rooster Springs Elementary, Dripping Springs Middle school and Dripping Springs High School.
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Polo Club Real Estate Listings
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550 Pemberton WAY, Austin, TX 78737
551 Pemberton Way, Austin, TX 78737
350 Secretariat Dr, Austin, TX 78737
14331 Canonade, Austin, TX 78737
780 Polo Club Dr, Austin, TX 78737
400 Pemberton Way, Austin, TX 78737
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IDX data last updated at 2010-09-03 04:50:16
Polo Club Neighborhood Information
The following is an interview with the Mills Team, Polo Club real estate expert.Where exactly is the Polo Club located?
The Polo Club is approximately 17 miles from downtown Austin and 5 miles from Dripping Springs.What is the average price of the home?
The average price of homes on the market in the Polo Club is $690,000.What is the average age of the homes?
The average year for homes built in the Polo Club is 2002.What is the average size of the homes?
Homes in the Polo Club have an average size of 4,000 square feet.What is the water source for the Polo Club?
The main part of the Polo Club uses the LCRA water, and the Key Ranch larger estate lots use private wells.Why do residents choose to live there?
The Polo Club is a horse-friendly, exclusive, gated equestrian community. It offers a relaxing environment with spring-fed lakes and fountains, scenic views, and horse riding trails.Can we have private stables?
Yes, a stable is allowed on each lot over 1.5 acres, with 1 horse per acre.Are public stables available?
Yes. The Stables at The Polo Club are owned and operated by a private company that offers stalls for rent on an "as available" basis. Facilities include 3 arenas (1 covered), 3 hot walkers, and 2 round pens.Are there riding trails for the homeowners?
Yes, there are riding trails that wind around the subdivision and the lakes.How many homes have been built in the Polo Club?
There are over 70 homes in the Polo club. Six homes were featured in the 1998 Parade of Homes.Is the subdivision highly restricted?
Yes. The covenants and conditions of the Polo Club are available upon request.What are the public schools like in the area?
The schools are in the Dripping Springs Independent School District and are highly rated with the Texas Education Agency.How close are the schools?
All schools are within a 10-minute drive.Are there any private schools nearby?
The popular Austin Waldorf School is located within a 10-minute drive from the Polo Club. Also, the Polo Club offers an easy drive to Regents and Saint Andrew's.Are there any pre-schools nearby?
Yes, there are several pre-schools close to the Polo Club, including First Baptist Church, Your Growing Child, Dragonfly International School, and Mount Olive Lutheran Preschool. There are also several pre-schools close by in the Oak Hill area.Are there any organized community groups or community activities?
Yes, the Dripping Springs Youth Association offers organized baseball, football, cheerleading, soccer, basketball, and softball.Where do people go out to eat?
Nearby restaurants include the famous Nutty Brown Café, the famous Salt Lick Barbeque, the new Trattoria Lisina Italian restaurant and winery, as well as the many eateries located in Dripping Springs and SW Austin.Where do people shop for groceries?
A brand new HEB grocery store is being built. Most residents shop at the HEB and Costco in Southwest Austin.Where do people workout?
Polo Club residents have the option of joining the Polo Tennis and Fitness Club, which is right in the neighborhood. It offers tennis courts, a fitness facility, a swimming pool, and a clubhouse.What is the traffic like when commuting to downtown?
There are two ways to get to downtown from the Polo Club. You can take 290 West into Loop 1, or you can take Nutty Brown Road to 1826 to 45 to Loop 1. There is less congestion the Nutty Brown way. Traffic tends to bottleneck at the Y in Oak Hill if you go the 290 way. There are plans for raising 290 over Oak Hill, and when this happens, it will be very convenient to get to downtown from the Polo Club.How long does it take to commute downtown?
It takes about 30 minutes to drive to downtown Austin from the Polo Club.How long does it take to drive to the airport?
It takes about 30 minutes to drive to the airport from the Polo Club.What makes you an expert in the Polo Club?
I have sold 14 properties in the Polo Club in the past 3 years, and I currently have 2 available listings in the Polo Club.
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