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$4,250,000
4bd4ba3,934 sf
4622 Lake View DR, Austin, TX, 78731
Highland Park West
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$2,500,000
0.68 ac
4616 Crestway DR, Austin, TX, 78731
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$560,000
2bd2ba1,272 sf
5203 Valley Oak DR, Austin, TX, 78731
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$395,000
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3615 Jorge DR #C, Austin, TX, 78731
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$279,500
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5332 Balcones DR #F, Austin, TX, 78731
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$273,700
2bd2ba992 sf
5326 Balcones DR #D, Austin, TX, 78731
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$249,500
2bd2ba892 sf
5330 Balcones DR #A, Austin, TX, 78731
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Market Overview for Highland Park West
There are 6 active listings in Highland Park West with a median list price of $337K and a median sold price of $1.6M.
Homes average 105 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 20 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $444.
About Highland Park West
Highland Park West and Balcones form a combined neighborhood in Northwest Austin with 120 homes sold in the tracked period. Located at Ranch Road 2222 and MoPac near Loop 1, the neighborhood sits just 10 minutes northwest of downtown Austin via Ranch Road 2222 corridor. The area contains approximately 1,750 residences with median home prices around $1,300,000, ranging from $400,000 for renovated condos to over $5 million for luxury estates with premium lot positions and views. Homes built primarily in the 1950s and 1960s retain distinctive mid-century character and architectural appeal while many have been extensively renovated combining contemporary aesthetics, updated systems, and timeless design elements. Lot sizes are notably generous, typically ranging from 0.5 to 1 acre, with mature landscaping featuring tall oak and cedar trees providing shade and privacy while offering views of downtown Austin skyline, the Hill Country, and Lake Austin from elevated positions.
Highland Park West is a National Blue Ribbon school location designated by the U.S. Department of Education, with Highland Park Elementary ranking in the top 5% of Texas schools statewide. The school serves grades K-5 with 651 students and demonstrates consistently strong academic performance with 73% proficiency in mathematics and 87% proficiency in reading based on state assessments, significantly above state averages. The school was established in 1952 and has maintained academic excellence through dedicated faculty, engaged parent involvement, and comprehensive enrichment programs. The neighborhood's proximity to major employers in downtown Austin, including Apple with 500+ employees distributed across office locations, Oracle with its North American headquarters relocated to Austin in 2020, and Tesla with 10,000+ manufacturing workers at Giga Texas facility in East Austin, provides short commutes to employment centers via Ranch Road 2222. MoPac corridor provides northbound and southbound access to Round Rock tech office parks and Intel facilities within 20-30 minutes.
The neighborhood is characterized by diverse recreational amenities and natural features including Perry Park spanning 13 acres with three playgrounds, tennis courts, walking trails, and art installations where the neighborhood association hosts annual Easter Egg Hunt and 4th of July Parade and Picnic celebrations. Bright Leaf Nature Preserve offers scenic hiking trails through Hill Country terrain with native limestone formations and Hill Country vegetation. Mount Bonnell, Austin's highest point at 775 feet elevation, sits less than 2 miles away from most residences, offering a historic 100-step stone stairway climb to a viewing platform with 360-degree panoramic views of Lake Austin, the Colorado River, downtown Austin skyline, and Hill Country hills in all directions. Mayfield Park and Nature Preserve features 16 acres of gardens with free-roaming peacocks, hiking trails through native plant areas, and a historic house open for tours, all maintained as a public access garden by the Mayfield Park Foundation.