Market Overview for Avery Ranch Parkside
There are 6 active listings in Avery Ranch Parkside with a median list price of $625K and a median sold price of $729K.
Homes average 50 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 23 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $245.
About Avery Ranch Parkside
Avery Ranch Parkside is a residential section within the 1,800-acre Avery Ranch master-planned community in northwest Austin, Texas (zip code 78717, Williamson County). Developed by MA Partners, the broader Avery Ranch community opened in 2000 and encompasses over 4,000 homes across eight distinct neighborhoods: Avery Ranch Far West, The Reserve, Avery Ranch North, Avery Brookside, Avery Creekside, Avery Ranch Parkside, Avery South, and Northwoods at Avery Ranch. Parkside occupies the eastern portion of the community, bordered by Brushy Creek Road to the north, West Parmer Lane to the west, Castletroy Drive to the east, and Avery Ranch Boulevard to the south.
Homes in Parkside were built between 2002 and 2008 by builders including Meritage, Morrison, Pulte, Ryland, and Wilshire Homes. Properties typically range from 2,200 to over 4,100 square feet, with an average of approximately 3,620 square feet, featuring 3 to 4 bedrooms and spacious floor plans characteristic of the mid-2000s building era.
Parkside residents are zoned to Round Rock ISD schools. Note that Parmer Lane divides Avery Ranch's school zoning: homes north and east of Parmer, including Parkside, are in Round Rock ISD, while homes south and west of Parmer are in Leander ISD. Patsy Sommer Elementary, located at 16200 Avery Ranch Boulevard at the entrance to the Parkside section, is rated 10 out of 10 by GreatSchools with 87 percent math proficiency and 89 percent reading proficiency. Middle school students attend Cedar Valley Middle School, and high school students attend McNeil High School (approximately 2,533 students).
Living in Avery Ranch Parkside
The broader Avery Ranch community offers extensive amenities. The Avery Ranch Golf Club is an 18-hole, 7,121-yard, par-72 championship public course designed by Andy Raugust, bordering a 60-acre lake. The community features five amenity centers spread across 17 acres, with six swimming pools (including a junior Olympic-size pool with eight lanes at the Main Amenity Center), four tennis courts, four pickleball courts, basketball and sand volleyball courts, an outdoor amphitheater, and playscapes.
The 8.5-mile Brushy Creek Regional Trail passes through Avery Ranch, connecting Cedar Park to Round Rock with access points throughout the community. Residents can join the Avery Ranch Redfish swim team and participate in year-round community events.
Parkside's location along the Parmer Lane technology corridor provides convenient access to major employers including Apple, Dell, Samsung, IBM, Amazon, and Texas Instruments. US-183A and SH-45 offer highway connectivity, and downtown Austin is approximately 20 to 30 minutes south. The Lakeline Metro Rail station provides commuter rail access.
Things to Do in Avery Ranch Parkside
- Avery Ranch Golf Club: An 18-hole, 7,121-yard, par-72 championship public golf course designed by Andy Raugust, bordering a 60-acre lake. Features a clubhouse restaurant (Sunset Bar and Grill).
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail: An 8.5-mile hike-and-bike trail connecting Cedar Park to Round Rock, with multiple access points within the Avery Ranch community.
- Avery Ranch Amenity Centers: Five amenity centers across 17 acres featuring six pools, tennis and pickleball courts, basketball, sand volleyball, an amphitheater, and playscapes.
- Brushy Creek Lake Park: A park adjacent to the Avery Ranch community with sand volleyball, bocce, and kayaking on the lake.
- The Domain: An open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment district in north Austin, approximately 20 minutes south of Avery Ranch.
Major Employers in Avery Ranch Parkside
- Apple Inc. (Technology): Operates campuses on Parmer Lane, directly accessible from Avery Ranch via the Parmer Lane corridor.
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Headquartered in nearby Round Rock with multiple campuses across the metro area.
- Samsung Austin Semiconductor (Semiconductor Manufacturing): Operates a fabrication facility in northeast Austin, accessible via SH-45 and US-130.
- IBM (Technology): Maintains Austin-area offices accessible via the Parmer Lane and US-183 corridors.
Avery Ranch Parkside Schools
Avery Ranch Parkside is served by Round Rock ISD. Note that Parmer Lane divides Avery Ranch's school zoning: homes north and east of Parmer (including Parkside) are in Round Rock ISD, while homes south and west are in Leander ISD.
School District: Round Rock ISD
Public Schools
- Patsy Sommer Elementary
- Cedar Valley Middle
- Pearson Ranch Middle
- McNeil High School
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Avery Ranch Parkside?
Avery Ranch Parkside is one of eight distinct neighborhoods within the 1,800-acre Avery Ranch master-planned community in northwest Austin. It occupies the eastern section, bordered by Brushy Creek Road, Parmer Lane, Castletroy Drive, and Avery Ranch Boulevard.
What school district serves Avery Ranch Parkside?
Round Rock ISD. Students attend Patsy Sommer Elementary (rated 10 out of 10 by GreatSchools), Cedar Valley Middle School, and McNeil High School. Parmer Lane divides school zoning across Avery Ranch: Parkside is on the Round Rock ISD side.
What amenities are available to Parkside residents?
Parkside residents have full access to the Avery Ranch community amenities: the Avery Ranch Golf Club (18-hole championship course), five amenity centers with six pools, tennis and pickleball courts, an amphitheater, and the 8.5-mile Brushy Creek Regional Trail.
When were homes in Parkside built?
Homes in Parkside were built between 2002 and 2008 by builders including Meritage, Morrison, Pulte, Ryland, and Wilshire Homes. Properties range from approximately 2,200 to over 4,100 square feet.
How far is Avery Ranch Parkside from downtown Austin?
Approximately 20 to 30 minutes south, depending on traffic. Parkside is located along the Parmer Lane technology corridor with easy access to US-183A and SH-45.
