Welcome to West Campus & Downtown
By the Shoal Creek Greenbelt Trail, bustling West Campus is densely populated with students due to the nearby University of Texas at Austin. It’s home to a high concentration of Greek fraternity organizations, along with an array of restaurants, bars, and shops on Guadalupe Street. More than 7,000 artifacts are on display at the 1856
Neill-Cochran House Museum, including textiles, and decorative and visual arts.
Encompassing some of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Austin, Central Austin is rich in history and features, stunning estates, opulent Downtown condominiums, and luxurious townhomes. Located in the heart of Austin, this area is known for its historic homes, abundant green space, and easy access to the entire city. Mature trees tower over the well-established streets in the neighborhoods surrounding Downtown Austin while the race to the top in Downtown continues with additional luxury housing added each year. This area is served by Austin ISD and several local private schools (
Hyde Park, St. Andrews, Trinity,
St. Stephens and
Kirby Hall are easily accessed. Residents enjoy the quintessential Austin life - fine dining, upscale & eclectic shopping, easy access to outdoor activities and close proximity to live music.
Downtown: One of the most sought after residential areas in the region, Downtown Austin offers a lively environment with easy access to some of Austin's top employers including Google, Facebook, Indeed, and HomeAway. Comprised primarily of luxury apartments and condominiums, Downtown Austin offers a mixture of local & chain restaurants, live music venues both large & small, hip nightlife, and of course, the
Texas State Capitol. The headquarters of
Austin City Limits is located downtown and offers great live performances.
University of Texas: The University of Texas community is comprised predominantly of faculty, staff, and students of the university, and is conveniently located just north of Downtown Austin. Area residents enjoy a variety of entertainment, spirited shopping, and casual dining along
‘The Drag’ on Guadalupe Street. Lively on game days, this area is not short on spirit or fun times.
The University of Texas is a mecca for arts, and the intellect.
Hancock: Home to an eclectic mix of young professionals, laid-back artists, and college students, Hancock is conveniently located just north of Downtown Austin. A walkable neighborhood offering most amenities within walking distance including an abundance of cafes, bars, and fine dining options. Conveniently located near I-35 and Downtown Austin’s major arteries, residents have easy access to the Greater Austin area.
Hyde Park: Hyde Park is a revered, historic neighborhood in Central Austin known for its charming homes and friendly residential atmosphere. Located just minutes from the University of Texas, the community is known for its exemplary schools both private and public attracting students and families alike. Hyde Park boasts a strong sense of community, dog-friendly environment, and convenient location.
Rosedale: Rosedale began as a farm and dairy land area in the 1960s. The majority of homes were built in the 30s and 40s. It is a charming neighborhood with parks, a pool, tennis courts and close proximity to downtown and UT.
Upper Crust Bakery is a popular meeting spot for locals and all times of the day.
Allendale/Brentwood: This area is a traditional, friendly neighborhood featuring quiet streets lined with Live Oaks and updated homes from the mid-century. Burnet Road is in close proximity with its shops and restaurants, and the area is next to Mopac (Loop 1). A few well known local eateries include
Fonda San Miguel, Brentwood Social House, and
Phil's Ice House. Many locals gather at
Sheffield Park with its pool, duck pond and sport courts.
