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The Carver Museum and Genealogy Center offers a way to explore both public history and personal family stories. Its city-run resources extend from exhibit galleries to genealogical databases, reference material and seminars.
Inventory: Central East Austin · City planning map area · Plan approved
47active homes for sale
$161,000–$2,250,000Active asking range
1 active under contract · 0 pending · 32 active rentals in this public feed
Buttermilk is a useful local name to learn here. The city lists both a neighborhood park and a branch greenbelt, with different street addresses. A documented creek cleanup shows how this green corridor also becomes a community stewardship space.
Inventory: Coronado Hills · City planning map area · Plan approved
2active homes for sale
$250,000–$395,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 1 pending · 6 active rentals in this public feed
Battlebend Springs Neighborhood Park gives East Congress a precise outdoor destination. The city’s combined planning documents and neighborhood project programs add context for residents who want to understand how shared spaces are planned and improved.
Inventory: East Congress · City planning map area · Plan approved
29active homes for sale
$152,310–$895,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 16 active rentals in this public feed
Dick Nichols Pool is a seasonal recreation reference in East Oak Hill. The citywide directory checked for this guide lists it closed, while the facility page describes its summer swimming, lessons and team activity. Confirm a future opening before planning a swim.
Inventory: East Oak Hill · City planning map area · Plan approved
25active homes for sale
$275,000–$873,700Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 10 active rentals in this public feed
The neighborhood keeps the Franklin Park name, while its local park honors Pastor Edward Clarence Craig Jr. Austin Parks Foundation documents how sustained neighborhood stewardship reshaped the space and led to the 2018 renaming.
Inventory: Franklin Park · City planning map area · Plan approved
14active homes for sale
$230,000–$600,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 15 active rentals in this public feed
Gateway’s story is closely tied to the North Burnet/Gateway planning framework. City documents describe a shift from auto-oriented development toward mixed uses, better connections and transit access; those are planning goals to compare against actual projects and conditions.
Inventory: Gateway · City planning map area · Plan approved
0active homes for sale
No active sale listings in this feedAvailability can change
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 0 active rentals in this public feed
Georgian Acres Neighborhood Park provides a local meeting point on East Powell Lane. City documents connect the park’s wooded setting with public-art planning and volunteer-led recreation, giving residents several ways to understand and participate in its story.
Inventory: Georgian Acres · City planning map area · Plan approved
14active homes for sale
$185,000–$449,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 17 active rentals in this public feed
Gus Garcia Recreation Center is a useful North Austin resource for recreation across age groups. Its city pages distinguish the existing programs and facilities from a proposed senior-wing expansion that is still being developed.
Inventory: Heritage Hills · City planning map area · Plan approved
11active homes for sale
$235,000–$540,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 2 active rentals in this public feed
McKinney Falls State Park offers a starting point for exploring this side of Austin: Onion Creek’s limestone ledges, wooded trails and the remains of an early ranch. The state park and the city’s McKinney planning area are different geographies, so use the park’s own maps for a visit.
Inventory: McKinney · City planning map area · Plan approved
12active homes for sale
$219,950–$378,900Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 8 active rentals in this public feed
Red Bluff’s conservation story offers a distinctive way to explore East Austin’s relationship with its natural spaces. The city’s Audio Wild project records a neighborhood advocate’s memories, while its land-management updates describe ongoing stewardship partnerships.
Inventory: MLK–183 · City planning map area · Plan approved
66active homes for sale
$210,000–$800,000Active asking range
1 active under contract · 1 pending · 26 active rentals in this public feed
North Austin Civic Association, often shortened to NACA, is the name used for this mapped area. Little Walnut Creek Branch on West Rundberg Lane gives residents a concrete local resource for books, printing and reservable meeting space.
Inventory: North Austin Civic Association · City planning map area · Plan approved
60active homes for sale
$199,000–$679,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 62 active rentals in this public feed
Chinatown Center provides a recognizable North Lamar destination, while the local planning contact team documents parks and public-art work along the corridor. Together, those sources offer a more grounded introduction than treating the entire road as one uniform district.
Inventory: North Lamar · City planning map area · Plan approved
1active home for sale
$289,500Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 7 active rentals in this public feed
North Shoal Creek’s planning documents focus on the practical ingredients of neighborhood life: walking and cycling connections, public facilities, greenery and varied housing. Pillow School Park offers one concrete public-space reference within that wider planning story.
Inventory: North Shoal Creek · City planning map area · Plan approved
22active homes for sale
$159,000–$1,595,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 11 active rentals in this public feed
Mabel Davis District Park gives Parker Lane a distinctive recreation destination. The city identifies its skate park as Austin’s first, combining a bowl, street-style elements and space for people who prefer to watch.
Inventory: Parker Lane · City planning map area · Plan approved
32active homes for sale
$99,900–$849,900Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 52 active rentals in this public feed
Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt offers a local story of community priorities becoming trail and play improvements. The city documents a new Springdale Road trailhead and play area, while the larger wooded landscape retains a network of informal trails.
Inventory: Pecan Springs-Springdale · City planning map area · Plan approved
30active homes for sale
$200,000–$775,000Active asking range
1 active under contract · 0 pending · 16 active rentals in this public feed
The Boardwalk offers a distinctive stretch of the Butler Trail along Lady Bird Lake. Its access points and viewing areas make it possible to plan a focused outing without committing to the full loop around the lake.
Inventory: Riverside · City planning map area · Plan approved
28active homes for sale
$114,900–$1,995,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 23 active rentals in this public feed
Big Stacy, Little Stacy and Blunn Creek are distinct public-space names around South River City. The city directory makes their different addresses clear, helping visitors choose a particular park or creek destination instead of relying on a broad neighborhood label.
Inventory: South River City · City planning map area · Plan approved
47active homes for sale
$184,999–$7,900,000Active asking range
1 active under contract · 0 pending · 26 active rentals in this public feed
Southeast Branch provides a precise public-service destination on Nuckols Crossing Road. Its books, printing information and reservable meeting room offer an everyday civic reference point, while the city’s combined planning documents explain the broader area name.
Inventory: Southeast · City planning map area · Plan approved
4active homes for sale
$269,900–$367,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 6 active rentals in this public feed
St. John Branch is a concrete civic destination in the area’s public-service landscape. Its current library information and the St. John/Coronado Hills combined plan answer different questions about everyday services and the neighborhood’s mapped planning context.
Inventory: St. John · City planning map area · Plan approved
28active homes for sale
$130,000–$469,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 29 active rentals in this public feed
Pleasant Hill Branch offers a concrete library destination on East William Cannon Drive. Its branch services and the city’s South Congress Combined planning materials provide two different ways to get to know Sweetbriar: daily civic resources and the neighborhood’s formal planning context.
Inventory: Sweetbriar · City planning map area · Plan approved
33active homes for sale
$220,000–$685,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 20 active rentals in this public feed
Triangle Commons Neighborhood Park gives this mapped area a concrete outdoor destination. Its city listing includes an important practical distinction: the park is operated by a partner, and the city’s online facility calendar does not establish public availability.
Inventory: Triangle State · City planning map area · Non-neighborhood planning area
2active homes for sale
$675,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 3 active rentals in this public feed
Patterson Neighborhood Park and Patterson Pool share a Brookview Road address, but a park outing and a swim need different planning. The city’s separate listings make that distinction clear and provide a local anchor for exploring Upper Boggy Creek.
Inventory: Upper Boggy Creek · City planning map area · Plan approved
14active homes for sale
$160,000–$1,750,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 22 active rentals in this public feed
The Blanton Museum of Art offers a public-facing way to explore the University of Texas area. Its collection, changing exhibitions and guided visits create several possible itineraries, while the museum’s own access rules help distinguish an art visit from a general campus walk.
Inventory: UT · City planning map area · Non-neighborhood planning area
0active homes for sale
No active sale listings in this feedAvailability can change
0 active under contract · 0 pending · 2 active rentals in this public feed
Mayfield Park provides a distinctive West Austin destination: cottage gardens, stone-edged ponds and the peacocks that appear throughout the city’s description. Its adjacent preserve adds trails and habitat with different rules from a typical neighborhood park.
Inventory: West Austin Neighborhood Group · City planning map area · Plan approved
52active homes for sale
$239,717–$9,500,000Active asking range
0 active under contract · 1 pending · 27 active rentals in this public feed
MLS source updated Sep 16, 2026, 3:45 PM Central · Asking prices and availability can change.
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Source updated Sep 16, 2026, 3:45 PM Central. Counts use eligible public listings matched to the labeled geography. Sale prices use positive asking prices on Active Residential listings; the median is shown with at least three priced listings. These are asking prices, not sold prices, valuations or all homes in the area. Rentals are counted separately; no rent period is assumed.
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