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Market Overview for Cherrywood
There are 9 active listings in Cherrywood with a median list price of $695K and a median sold price of $635K.
Homes average 15 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 4 homes have sold, with 43 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $473.
About Cherrywood
Cherrywood is a Central East Austin neighborhood bounded by Interstate 35 to the west, Manor Road to the south, Airport Boulevard to the east, and Wilshire Boulevard to the north. The neighborhood takes its name from Cherrywood Road, the major north-south corridor through the area, formerly known as Chestnut Street. Cherrywood encompasses several older subdivisions including French Place, Delwood, and Wilshire Wood.
The area's residential character formed primarily during the post-World War II building boom of the 1940s and 1950s, when houses and businesses replaced former ranch and agricultural land and parks replaced former peach orchards. The first modern subdivision in the area was the Dancy Addition in 1887, but most of the current housing stock dates to the mid-twentieth century. Homes are predominantly pier-and-beam bungalows, ranch-style houses (some with native limestone exteriors), and two-story stucco duplexes. Most homes range from 900 to 1,500 square feet on lots of 0.11 to 0.38 acres. The majority of properties are zoned SF-3, which permits a home plus an accessory dwelling unit or a duplex on a 7,000-square-foot lot.
The Cherrywood Neighborhood Homeowners Association, formed in 1990, covers five plats with approximately 250 households. Membership is voluntary for most residents. A separate voluntary organization, the Cherrywood Neighborhood Association (CNA), coordinates community events and advocacy for all residents. Cherrywood borders the Mueller development to the east, a 700-acre mixed-use community built on the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, which operated from 1930 to 1999. The City of Austin adopted the Mueller redevelopment master plan in 2000. Along the western edge, TxDOT's I-35 Capital Express Central project is expanding the highway; in 2025, Cherrywood residents voted in favor of a noise barrier along the I-35 corridor from 30th Street to 38½ Street.
Living in Cherrywood
The Manor Road corridor serves as Cherrywood's commercial spine with restaurants, coffee shops, and local businesses. Dai Due, a butcher shop and supper club at 2406 Manor Road, is listed in the Michelin Guide. Cherrywood Coffeehouse at 1400 East 38½ Street has operated since 2009, offering live music and brunch. Haymaker at 2310 Manor Road and Salty Sow provide additional dining along the corridor.
Cherrywood is served by Austin Independent School District. The neighborhood feeder pattern includes Maplewood Elementary, Kealing Middle School, and McCallum High School. Maplewood Elementary received an "A" rating from the Texas Education Agency. The University of Texas at Austin main campus is approximately 1.5 miles west across I-35, and ACC Highland Campus is located along Airport Boulevard to the north.
CapMetro Route 20, a high-frequency bus line, runs along Manor Road connecting Cherrywood to the broader transit network. Route 322 also serves the area. The City of Austin is upgrading bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure at the Manor Road and Cherrywood Road intersection, adding shared-use paths and improved signal phasing. Downtown Austin is approximately two miles southwest.
Things to Do in Cherrywood
- Patterson Park: Neighborhood park at 4200 Brookview Road with a free public swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball diamond, playground, community garden, skate park, and picnic areas. The Friends of Patterson Park volunteer group has maintained the park since 2002.
- Cherrywood Green: Community pocket park at the corner of Cherrywood Road and East 34th Street, developed from a formerly vacant lot. Features a gravel trail, picnic tables, water fountain, and a shallow creek. Hosts seasonal plant-and-book swaps and neighborhood gatherings.
- Boggy Creek Greenbelt Trail: A 2.6-mile paved trail along Boggy Creek within the neighborhood. The Friends and Lovers of Willowbrook Reach (FLWR) organize cleanup and habitat restoration along the Willowbrook Reach section of the greenbelt.
- Mueller Lake Park: A 30-acre park in the adjacent Mueller development featuring a lake, hike-and-bike trails, and the Browning Hangar, a 1940s-era airport hangar converted to an open-air amphitheater for community events.
- Thinkery: An interactive children's museum at 1830 Simond Avenue in the Mueller development. Open Tuesday through Sunday with hands-on exhibits focused on science, technology, engineering, art, and math.
- Cherrywood Art Fair: An annual two-day art fair held the second weekend of December at Maplewood Elementary School. Started in 2002, it features more than 85 juried Texas artists and draws approximately 8,000 attendees. Organized by the Chula League.
Major Employers in Cherrywood
- State of Texas (Government): The Texas State Capitol complex and state agency offices are approximately two miles southwest of Cherrywood. State government is the largest employer in the Austin metro area.
- University of Texas at Austin (Higher Education): UT Austin employs approximately 4,600 faculty and 15,000 staff and enrolls over 55,000 students. The main campus is approximately 1.5 miles west of Cherrywood, across I-35.
- Ascension Seton / St. David's Medical Center (Healthcare): Ascension Seton operates 15 hospital campuses in Central Texas. Dell Seton Medical Center at UT is approximately 1.5 miles from Cherrywood. St. David's Medical Center at 919 East 32nd Street is about half a mile from the western edge.
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Headquartered in Round Rock, Dell employs more than 13,000 people in the Austin metro area. The company's offices are accessible via I-35 north.
- Austin ISD (Public Education): Austin Independent School District operates multiple campuses in and near Cherrywood, including Maplewood Elementary, Kealing Middle School, and McCallum High School, and is a significant local employer.
Cherrywood Schools
Cherrywood is zoned to Austin Independent School District (Austin ISD). The neighborhood feeder pattern is Maplewood Elementary, Kealing Middle School, and McCallum High School. Prospective buyers should confirm address-specific assignments with Austin ISD.
School District: Austin ISD
Public Schools
Pre-Schools
- Open Door Preschool East - Preschool located at 3804 Cherrywood Road within the neighborhood.
Higher Education
- University of Texas at Austin - Major public research university approximately 1.5 miles west of Cherrywood across I-35, enrolling over 55,000 students.
- ACC Highland Campus - Austin Community College campus at 6101 Airport Boulevard, north of the neighborhood, offering general education, workforce, and transfer programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the boundaries of Cherrywood?
Cherrywood is bounded by Interstate 35 to the west, Manor Road to the south, Airport Boulevard to the east, and Wilshire Boulevard to the north. The neighborhood encompasses several older subdivisions including French Place, Delwood, and Wilshire Wood.
Is there an HOA in Cherrywood?
The Cherrywood Neighborhood Homeowners Association, formed in 1990, covers five plats with approximately 250 households. Membership is voluntary for most residents. Separately, the Cherrywood Neighborhood Association (CNA) is a voluntary community organization open to all residents.
What school district serves Cherrywood?
Austin Independent School District (Austin ISD). The neighborhood feeder pattern is Maplewood Elementary, Kealing Middle School, and McCallum High School. Confirm assignments for a specific address with the Austin ISD School Finder.
What is the housing stock like in Cherrywood?
Most homes were built in the 1940s and 1950s. The housing stock includes pier-and-beam bungalows, ranch-style homes (some with native limestone exteriors), and duplexes. Most homes range from 900 to 1,500 square feet on lots of 0.11 to 0.38 acres. The majority of properties are zoned SF-3.
How does the I-35 expansion affect Cherrywood?
TxDOT's I-35 Capital Express Central project is expanding the highway along Cherrywood's western border. In 2025, residents voted in favor of a noise barrier stretching from 30th Street to 38½ Street. Some businesses along the northbound frontage road were demolished for the project.
What transit options serve Cherrywood?
CapMetro Route 20, a high-frequency bus line, runs along Manor Road. Route 322 also serves the area. The City of Austin is upgrading bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure at the Manor Road and Cherrywood Road intersection with shared-use paths and improved signal phasing.