Market Overview for Chimney Hill
There are 0 active listings in Chimney Hill and a median sold price of $310K.
Homes average 209 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 3 sales in the past 12 months.
About Chimney Hill
Chimney Hill is a residential neighborhood in northeast Austin within the 78754 zip code, located along US 290 East near Springdale Road, northeast of the University Hills area. Homes in the subdivision were built primarily between 1973 and 1995, with additional construction in subsequent years. The neighborhood includes a mix of single-family homes and multi-family residential properties, with single-family homes typically offering three to four bedrooms.
The Chimney Hill Homeowners Association maintains community amenities including a seasonal swimming pool, open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. The neighborhood is positioned along the US 290 East corridor with access to I-35 and Ed Bluestein Boulevard, placing it within commuting distance of northeast Austin employment centers and downtown.
Chimney Hill is zoned for Austin ISD, with the feeder pattern running through Hart Elementary, Dobie Middle School, and Northeast Early College High School. The neighborhood's proximity to Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park, a 293-acre City of Austin park with 15 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, provides access to extensive outdoor recreation within a short drive. Samsung Austin Semiconductor, one of the largest manufacturing employers in the Austin area, operates its fabrication facility at 12100 Samsung Boulevard in the same 78754 zip code.
The Chimney Hills North Neighborhood Association serves the community and is located along the US 290 East corridor, approximately a quarter mile past the intersection of 290 East and Springdale Road. The neighborhood's position in northeast Austin provides access to the growing commercial and residential development along the US 183 and 290 corridors.
Living in Chimney Hill
The neighborhood's location on US 290 East provides direct access to downtown Austin approximately eight miles southwest via I-35, with a typical commute of 15 to 25 minutes. Ed Bluestein Boulevard and the US 183 corridor are nearby alternatives for reaching north Austin employment centers and the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport to the south.
Grocery stores, restaurants, and retail are available along the Rundberg Lane and US 290 East corridors. The area has seen increased commercial development in recent years as northeast Austin has grown. St. David's North Austin Medical Center on Mopac and Dell Seton Medical Center at the University of Texas are the nearest major hospital facilities.
Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park, approximately two miles north, is one of the largest parks in the Austin system, with 15 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, a swimming pool, sports fields, an off-leash dog area, and picnic facilities. The park's trail network draws visitors from across the city for mountain biking and trail running.
Things to Do in Chimney Hill
- Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park: A 293-acre City of Austin park approximately two miles north with 15 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, a swimming pool, sports fields, and an off-leash dog area.
- Walter E. Long Metropolitan Park: A City of Austin park east of the neighborhood featuring Decker Lake, with fishing, kayaking, picnic areas, and a multi-use trail system.
- Bartholomew District Park: A City of Austin park approximately four miles southwest with a swimming pool, sports fields, tennis courts, and a playground.
- Mueller Development: A mixed-use redevelopment of the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport approximately three miles southwest, with retail, dining, a farmers market, and public green spaces including Mueller Lake Park.
- Colony Park District Park: A City of Austin park in northeast Austin with sports fields, a playground, a community garden, and walking paths.
Major Employers in Chimney Hill
- Samsung Austin Semiconductor (Technology/Manufacturing): Semiconductor fabrication facility at 12100 Samsung Boulevard in the 78754 zip code, one of the largest manufacturing employers in the Austin metro area.
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Headquartered in Round Rock with operations across north Austin, accessible via I-35 or US 183.
- State of Texas (Government): State government agencies are concentrated in the Capitol complex in downtown Austin, approximately eight miles southwest via I-35.
- Austin Independent School District (Education): The largest school district in Central Texas, operating campuses and administrative facilities throughout the Austin area.
Chimney Hill Schools
Chimney Hill is zoned for Austin ISD. The feeder pattern runs through Hart Elementary, Dobie Middle School, and Northeast Early College High School.
School District: Austin ISD
Public Schools
- Hart Elementary - Austin ISD elementary campus serving the Chimney Hill attendance zone in northeast Austin.
- Dobie Middle School - Austin ISD middle school at 1200 East Rundberg Lane, serving northeast Austin neighborhoods.
- Northeast Early College High School - Austin ISD high school in northeast Austin offering early college coursework alongside the standard high school curriculum.
Frequently Asked Questions
What school district is Chimney Hill in?
Chimney Hill is in Austin ISD. Zoned schools are Hart Elementary, Dobie Middle School, and Northeast Early College High School.
Is there a community pool in Chimney Hill?
Yes. The Chimney Hill Homeowners Association operates a seasonal community pool, open from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.
How far is Chimney Hill from downtown Austin?
Downtown Austin is approximately eight miles southwest via I-35 or US 290 West, typically a 15- to 25-minute drive depending on traffic conditions.
What is near Chimney Hill?
Samsung Austin Semiconductor is in the same zip code. Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park (293 acres, 15 miles of trails) is approximately two miles north. Walter E. Long Metropolitan Park and Decker Lake are to the east. Mueller, a mixed-use development with retail and dining, is approximately three miles southwest.
When were the homes in Chimney Hill built?
Homes in Chimney Hill were built primarily between 1973 and 1995, with some additional construction in subsequent years. The neighborhood includes a mix of single-family homes and multi-family residential properties.