Top 5 Austin Neighborhoods - Communities

Austin residents take great pride in the eccentricities of the city, and celebrate the variety of entertainment available to them. Austin is an ideal place for families, especially the ones who are just building their own. Whether you are looking to rent or buy a new home, the communities in south, north and central Austin are your best choices.

The following are the top 5 Austin neighborhoods/communities you may want to check out when looking to buy or rent a place to stay within the area:

Clarksville

The closest community to the central downtown, Clarksville is perfect for those people who wish to enjoy the convenience of being close to the business district yet similar to the feel of a conventional neighborhood. The neighborhood really exemplifies  Austin’s quirky vibe with the eclectic combination of modest historic homes and bungalows. Few of them have been restored by their new owners. With this community, you are in easy access to Loop 1 as well as the thriving area of Lamar Street. In addition to this, the lovely hill country and city views have allowed the place to remain really popular, while still being affordable. Young people and couples with liberal leanings, especially the ones with appreciation of older neighborhoods and cultural diversity, are attracted to Clarksville.

Hyde Park

The notable Hyde Park is located just north of the University of Texas and downtown. Some strict requirements for building have been enforced, while owners are extremely committed when it comes to the preservation of the feel and look for this community. The preservation includes the attractive Victorian-style homes and the charming bungalows. This community attracts the young professionals, university graduates and faculty, as well as artistic and creative kinds who value the tranquil neighborhood streets and enjoy hanging out at eccentric local coffee places.

Tarrytown

Tarrytown has become the prestige address of Austin with the attraction of Lake Austin. Tarrytown's borders are Lake Austin Boulevard on the south, Lake Austin on the west, West 35th Street on the north and Mopac Expressway on the east. Homes are well maintained, expensive and ornate. It is recognized as one of the special neighborhoods of Austin, as it is located centrally for simple access to and close proximity to downtown .

Circle C

A master-planned, huge community within the southwest Austin’s hills, Circle C provides a pleasing haven from the busy city without deprivation of the urban conveniences. Reasonably priced homes and scenic views appeal to many families with children as well as many retirees who are attracted to the abundance of amenities, which include golf, tennis, a supreme swim facility, the bicycle track of Austin and natural activities at nearby Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

Westlake Hills

Wealthy parents looking for an exceptional education for their kids settle on Westlake Hills. The Eanes School District, which is ranked as one of the finest in Texas, is found within the community. The neighborhood is just 6 miles away from the business district of Austin. It is a conservative community that boasts a number of homes with excellent views of canyons and hills, and safe, clean streets. The neighborhood is  home to the popular Barton Creek Greenbelt that contains biking and hiking trails from Shoal Creek and Town Lake.

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