Active
$6,800,000
14423 Ridgetop TER, Austin, TX, 78732
666,284SqFt$1,082/SqFt
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$1,775,000
12900 Monte Castillo PKWY, Austin, TX, 78732
555,288SqFt$336/SqFt
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$1,750,000
14004 Skyline DR, Austin, TX, 78732
464,349SqFt$402/SqFt
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$1,750,000
6714 Mountain TRL, Austin, TX, 78732
544,500SqFt$389/SqFt
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$1,590,000
13805 Skyline DR, Austin, TX, 78732
553,205SqFt$496/SqFt
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$1,389,000
13902 Panorama DR, Austin, TX, 78732
343,066SqFt$453/SqFt
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$995,000
7105 Mountain Trail, Austin, TX, 78732
332,162SqFt$460/SqFt
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$925,000
13906 Skyline DR, Austin, TX, 78732
432,760SqFt$335/SqFt
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$874,900
13612 Bullick Hollow RD, Austin, TX, 78726
332,517SqFt$348/SqFt
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$749,000
13527 Bullick Hollow RD, Austin, TX, 78726
21810SqFt$925/SqFt
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$610,000
13967 Fm 2769, Leander, TX, 78641
11672SqFt$908/SqFt
Market Overview for Comanche
There are 11 active listings in Comanche with a median list price of $1.4M and a median sold price of $918K.
Homes average 35 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 6 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $555.
About Comanche
Comanche is the original core of the Comanche Trail neighborhood on the east shore of Lake Travis in northwest Austin, Texas. The area was established in 1946 with 44 original homesites, many built as small cottages and weekend retreats. Additional homesites were developed on the hills overlooking the lake in the 1950s, and much of the current housing stock dates to the 1990s and 2000s, with some new construction continuing today. The broader Comanche Trail area encompasses approximately 250 homes.
The neighborhood is accessed via Bullick Hollow Road off RR 2222, west of RM 620. Properties range from original cottage-scale homes of approximately 576 square feet to luxury estates exceeding 9,500 square feet, on lots from 0.17 to 3.5 acres. Approximately one-quarter of properties have direct waterfront access on Lake Travis. The architectural character is eclectic, spanning from classic Texas ranch to Mediterranean-style luxury homes, reflecting seven decades of development without mandatory architectural controls.
The Comanche Trail Community Association, a voluntary organization founded in 1969 — originally in response to issues caused by the growing popularity of nearby Hippie Hollow Park — serves the area. There are no mandatory architectural controls, which has allowed the eclectic variety of building styles spanning seven decades.
The neighborhood is bordered by the Balcones Canyonland Preserve on one side and Lake Travis on two sides, creating a secluded, low-density setting approximately 20 miles west of downtown Austin in the 78732 zip code. Access is via Bullick Hollow Road off RR 2222, west of RM 620, in the Four Points corridor of northwest Austin.
Living in Comanche
Comanche is part of the Four Points corridor of northwest Austin, with RM 620 as the primary north-south connector and RM 2222 providing east-west access into central Austin. US-183 is approximately 7.5 miles east via RM 620, connecting to the north Austin technology corridors.
The neighborhood is served by Leander Independent School District. Students may attend Grandview Hills Elementary or Steiner Ranch Elementary, Four Points Middle School or Canyon Ridge Middle School, and Vandegrift High School, which consistently ranks among the top high schools in Texas.
Lake Travis dominates the recreational landscape. Residents have access to boating, paddleboarding, fishing, and swimming from neighborhood docks and nearby public parks. Tom Hughes Park and Bob Wentz Park provide additional water access. Hippie Hollow Park, a Travis County park on Lake Travis, is nearby. The Oasis on Lake Travis, one of Austin's most recognized sunset dining destinations, is a short drive away. The Four Points Shopping area, a 333-acre commercial district along RM 620, provides supermarkets, restaurants, retail, and medical offices.
Things to Do in Comanche
- Lake Travis Waterfront Access: Approximately one-quarter of Comanche Trail properties have private waterfront. Public access is available at Tom Hughes Park, Bob Wentz Park, and other Lake Travis parks.
- Balcones Canyonland Preserve: A protected natural area bordering the neighborhood, offering hiking and nature observation in the Texas Hill Country landscape.
- The Oasis on Lake Travis: One of Austin's most recognized sunset dining destinations, located nearby on the shores of Lake Travis with multi-level outdoor seating.
- Bob Wentz Park: A Travis County park on Lake Travis offering swimming, fishing, and boating access near the Comanche Trail area.
- Four Points Shopping: A 333-acre commercial area along RM 620 with supermarkets, restaurants, retail, and medical offices serving the Four Points corridor.
Major Employers in Comanche
- Apple Inc. (Technology): Operates campuses in north Austin, accessible via RM 620 to US-183.
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Headquartered in Round Rock, accessible via RM 620 north.
- The Domain employers (Technology): The Domain district in north Austin hosts Amazon, IBM, Meta, and other technology companies, approximately 15 to 20 miles east.
- Downtown Austin (Government and Technology): State government offices, the University of Texas, and technology companies are approximately 20 miles east via RM 2222.
Comanche Schools
Comanche is served by Leander Independent School District, one of the higher-rated districts in the Austin metro area.
School District: Leander ISD
Public Schools
- Grandview Hills Elementary - Serves portions of the Comanche Trail area within Leander ISD.
- Four Points Middle School - Serves the Four Points corridor within Leander ISD.
- Vandegrift High School - Consistently ranked among the top high schools in Texas. Offers AP, IB, and Project Lead The Way programs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Comanche neighborhood?
Comanche refers to the original core of the Comanche Trail neighborhood on the east shore of Lake Travis. Established in 1946 with 44 homesites, it has grown to approximately 250 homes spanning seven decades of construction.
Is there an HOA in Comanche?
The Comanche Trail Community Association is a voluntary organization founded in 1969. There is no mandatory HOA, which has contributed to the neighborhood's eclectic architectural character.
What school district serves Comanche?
Leander Independent School District. Students attend Grandview Hills or Steiner Ranch Elementary, Four Points or Canyon Ridge Middle School, and Vandegrift High School.
Does Comanche have Lake Travis waterfront access?
Approximately one-quarter of properties in Comanche Trail have direct Lake Travis waterfront. Public water access is also available at nearby Tom Hughes Park and Bob Wentz Park.
How far is Comanche from downtown Austin?
Approximately 20 miles west of downtown Austin via RM 2222. The neighborhood is part of the Four Points corridor with access to RM 620 and US-183.