Southwest Austin is home to some of Austin's most family oriented communities. Most neighborhoods in the area have a suburban feel. You'll find newer production neighborhoods in this part of town such as those in Legend Oaks, the Village of Western Oaks, Shady Hollow, and in Circle C. Circle C is one of Austin's largest and most desirable suburban communities and is really a collection of smaller neighborhoods near the The Golf Club at Circle C. The new development at Escarpment Village at Circle C was long overdue, as evident by the crowds that gather there. Rural areas off 1826 add to the diversity of the area, as do older homes in in Oak Hill near the Y (Hwy 290 & Hwy 71 intersection). Be sure to get outside in Southwest Austin. Metro Park and Dick Nichols Park are favorites for area residents, and the Veloway at the Slaughter Creek Metro Park and the Wildflower Center shouldn't be missed.
Southwest Austin, Texas Neighborhoods
See below for a quick overview of Southwest Austin Neighborhoods, or read more detail by going directly to our neighborhood profiles:
We're adding new neighborhoods all the time, so email us if you don't see your favorite Southwest Austin community on our site.
The boundaries for Southwest Austin are Hwy 290 and Hwy 71 (North), Travis County Line / IH-35 (South), Mo-Pac / Slaughter / IH-35 (East), and the Travis County Line (West).
Call Great Austin Properties at 512.600.1800 or email us at info@greataustinproperties.com to see homes in Southwest Austin.
Circle C
Circle C, a large, master-planned community in the hills of southwest Austin, offers residents a pleasant escape from city life and a short commute into nearby downtown. The scenic views and moderately-priced homes have attracted families...
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Circle C is located off South MoPac and Slaughter Lane. The zip codes for Circle C are 78739 and 78749.
See our Circle C Profile for locations of neighborhoods within Circle C.
Circle C is one of the largest neighborhoods in Austin and is made up of several smaller neighborhoods. We have created a Quick Search for each individual neighborhood.
In the Estates of Loma Vista, a community made up of only 85 homes, tree-lined streets and acre+ home sites contribute to a relaxed and peaceful atmosphere. The small neighborhood fosters a warm community spirit... >>Read More
The Estates of Loma Vista is located off RR 1826 near Hwy 290 West. The neighborhood is made up of two distinct sections. The first is off 1826 at Twilight Mesa Drive; the second is off 1826 at Twilight Shadow Drive. It is through the second section that you can get to the Heights at Loma Vista. Home sites in the Estates of Loma Vista are larger than those in the Heights. The zip code for the Estates of Loma Vista is 78737.
The new community of Granada Oaks contains less than fifty home sites, each over an acre in size, surrounded by tall oak trees and gentle hills. Luxury custom homes are available here - constructed by ... >>Read More
Granada Oaks is a new neighborhood within Granada Hills. From Hwy 290 West, turn South on El Rey Blvd just after 1826. Look for the sign marking the entrance to Granada Oaks. The zip code for Granada Oaks is 78737.
The homes in The Heights at Loma Vista are notable for both their size and privacy. Large trees shade these larger-than-average lots, and many sites back onto open spaces, with city or hill country views. Meritage and David Weekley Homes both... >>Read More
The Heights at Loma Vista is a community of about 170 new homes located between 1826 and Escarpment Blvd. The main entrance is off Davis Ln, and another entrance is off 1826 at Twilight Shadow Dr (drive through the Estates of Loma Vista). The zip code for the Heights at Loma Vista is 78749.
Legend Oaks, with its family-friendly atmosphere and beautiful hill country surroundings, offers residents a refuge from city stress without depriving them of urban conveniences. Properties in Legend Oaks feature mature trees and hill country... >>Read More
Legend Oaks is located off William Canon between 290 and Mo-Pac. The boundaries of Legend Oaks include Convict Hill / William Canon (North), Hot Springs Rd / Clay Allison Pass / Oasis Dr / Blanco River Pass (South), Rotan Dr / Siringo Pass / Orrick Dr / Escarpment Blvd (East), and Abilene Trail / Oliver Loving Trail / John Blocker Dr (West). Also included in this neighborhood is the smaller Woods at Legend Oaks neighborhood that is made up of Bending Oak Rd, Wandering Oak Rd, Gentle Oak Dr, and part of Ridge Oak Dr. The zip code for Legend Oaks is 78749.
Meridian, a new master-planned community in southwest Austin, has been called “the new Circle C,” not only for its proximity to that sought-after neighborhood, but because of its equally excellent amenities. The gated neighborhood features... >>Read More
Eight miles from downtown Austin, The Ridge at Lantana treats residents to a calm and relaxing hill country lifestyle. The new community, notable for its green spaces, mature trees and city views, features one- and two-story homes with... >>Read More
The Ridge at Lantana is a new neighborhood located off Southwest Parkway between Rialto Blvd (North), Highway 290 (South), and William Cannon (West). The zip code for the Ridge at Lantana is 78735.
Southwest Austin is home to some of Austin's most family oriented communities. Most neighborhoods in the area have a suburban feel. You'll find newer production neighborhoods in this part of town such as those in Legend Oaks, the Village of Western Oaks, Shady Hollow, and in Circle C. Circle C is one of Austin's largest and most desirable suburban communities and is really a collection of smaller neighborhoods near the The Golf Club at Circle C. The new development at Escarpment Village at Circle C was long overdue, as evident by the crowds that gather there. Rural areas off 1826 add to the diversity of the area, as do older homes in in Oak Hill near the Y (Hwy 290 & Hwy 71 intersection). Be sure to get outside in Southwest Austin. Metro Park and Dick Nichols Park are favorites for area residents, and the Veloway at the Slaughter Creek Metro Park and the Wildflower Center shouldn't be missed.
