
$1,580,000
3509 Cepeda ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,580,000
3509 Cepeda ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,115,000
5009 Camacho ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,099,000
3000 Sorin ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,099,000
3006 Sorin ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,070,000
4504 Kocurek ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$1,050,000
2632 Tom Miller ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$970,000
3600 Tom Miller ST #2, Austin, TX, 78723

$954,000
1912 Antone ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$924,900
1517 51st ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$899,000
3822 Berkman DR, Austin, TX, 78723

$899,000
3126 Schutze ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$897,000
3901 Vaughan ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$879,000
4704 Eberly ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$879,000
2805 McCurdy ST #10, Austin, TX, 78723

$879,000
2929 Moreno ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$875,000
4113 Camacho ST, Austin, TX, 78723

$826,000
2805 Mccurdy ST #2, Austin, TX, 78723

$824,900
4524 Berkman DR, Austin, TX, 78723

$799,000
2805 McCurdy ST #6, Austin, TX, 78723

$789,000
2805 McCurdy ST #7, Austin, TX, 78723
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There are 34 active listings in Mueller with a median list price of $715K and a median sold price of $854K.
Homes average 39 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 17 homes have sold, with 107 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $451.
Mueller is a 711-acre master-planned community in northeast Austin built on the site of the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, which closed in 1999. Located in zip code 78723, the neighborhood sits approximately 3 miles from downtown Austin and 2 miles from the University of Texas campus. The development was designed as a walkable, mixed-use community integrating residential neighborhoods, retail and dining districts, parks and trails, schools, and office space. Mueller encompasses approximately 140 acres of parks and 12 miles of hike and bike trails, with the neighborhood serving as a regional destination for shopping, dining, and recreation while maintaining a residential core. The development's master plan, created in the early 2000s, established a balanced approach to infill development that honors Austin's environmental and urban design principles.
Homes in Mueller range from approximately $165,000 for affordable housing program units to over $1 million, with a median sale price around $765,000 to $850,000. The neighborhood includes diverse housing types developed from 2008 onward, including single-family Craftsman and garden homes ranging from 1,400 to 3,165 square feet, courtyard row homes of 1,948 to 2,276 square feet, and condominiums from 500 to 1,100 square feet. Home styles reflect modern Austin aesthetics with mixed-use streetscapes and walkable blocks. Older homes in Mueller date to the initial phases around 2008, while new construction continues into the 2020s. The neighborhood includes both rental and for-sale properties, with approximately 30% of housing units in rental status serving young professionals and students. Days on market average 61 days, slightly above the national average, indicating steady demand across Mueller's varied housing inventory. Mueller's lot sizes typically range from 2,500 to 6,000 square feet, smaller than suburban counterparts but larger than traditional urban infill developments.
Mueller is served by Austin Independent School District, with the neighborhood divided into two main feeder patterns. Half of Mueller is zoned to Maplewood Elementary School, Kealing Middle School, and McCallum High School, which all earn A-minus or higher ratings from Niche. The other half attends Blanton Elementary School, General Marshall Middle School (opened 2023), and Northeast Early College High School. Kealing and McCallum are recognized for strong academic performance and college preparation. Austin ISD serves over 73,000 students across 122 campuses and has implemented advanced placement, dual-credit, and career and technical education programs at the secondary level. General Marshall Middle School, Austin's newest campus, features state-of-the-art STEM laboratories and flexible learning environments designed for 21st-century education.
The commute from Mueller to downtown Austin is approximately 8 to 12 minutes via I-35 or local streets, among the shortest in the Austin metro area. Mueller itself hosts Dell Children's Medical Center, an Austin ISD Performing Arts Center, and over 50 restaurants and retail establishments across the Mueller Business District and Aldrich Street Entertainment District. The Dell Children's facility anchors healthcare services for the broader northeast Austin region. The neighborhood is also minutes from major employers including Apple's 133-acre campus on Parmer Lane approximately 15 minutes south, Oracle Corporation in downtown Austin, and Dell Technologies headquarters in Round Rock 20 minutes east. Capital Metro bus service connects Mueller to the broader Austin transit network, with multiple routes providing direct connections to downtown and north Austin employment corridors.
Mueller draws a diverse mix of families, young professionals, students, and retirees seeking walkable urban living with proximity to downtown Austin. The neighborhood's median household income is above the Austin metro average, with a population skewing toward dual-income households and families with school-age children. The community center operates programs and classes, while the 12-mile trail system and 140-acre park system provide opportunities for walking, jogging, cycling, and recreation. Mueller Lake Park spans 30 acres with scenic trails around a 6.5-acre lake, and Mary Elizabeth Branch Park features a playground and dog park. The Mueller Southeast Greenway includes a skatepark and pump track for youth activities. The neighborhood's parks maintain formal gardens, open meadows, and native plantings designed to enhance both recreational and ecological value.
Daily routines for Mueller residents involve walkable access to H-E-B, Target, Home Depot, and over 50 dining options ranging from local establishments like Veracruz Fonda, Colleen's, and Lick to national chains. The neighborhood is pedestrian-friendly with sidewalks along every street and protected bike lanes along major roads. Aldrich Street functions as the entertainment and lifestyle hub featuring primarily local dining and wellness options. Recreation includes the Brushy Creek Regional Trail system, weekend park visits, and access to Austin's active downtown district just minutes away. Many Mueller residents also participate in neighborhood associations and community events held throughout the year. The combination of suburban convenience, urban walkability, proximity to downtown employment centers, and active community programming makes Mueller a practical base for working professionals and families seeking neighborhood amenities within the city.
Mueller is served by Austin ISD. Students typically attend Blanton Elementary or Maplewood Elementary for elementary school, Lamar Middle School (Austin ISD) or Kealing Middle School or Dr. General Garwood Marshall Middle School for middle school, and Northeast Early College or McCallum High School for high school.
School District: Austin ISD
Homes in Mueller range from approximately $165,000 for affordable housing program units to over $1 million. The median sale price is around $765,000 to $850,000. Housing types include single-family homes, townhomes, garden homes, condos, and courtyard row homes.
Mueller is served by Austin Independent School District. Half of Mueller is zoned to Maplewood Elementary, Kealing Middle, and McCallum High School. The other half attends Blanton Elementary, General Marshall Middle, and Northeast Early College High School. All schools earn A or A-minus ratings.
Mueller is approximately 3 miles from downtown Austin, with a commute of 8 to 12 minutes via I-35 or local streets. The neighborhood is also 2 miles from the University of Texas campus.
Mueller features 140 acres of parks and 12 miles of hike and bike trails. Mueller Lake Park spans 30 acres with a scenic lake and amphitheater. Mary Elizabeth Branch Park has a playground and dog run. The Mueller Southeast Greenway includes a skatepark and pump tracks.
Mueller has over 50 eateries including local options like Veracruz Fonda, Colleen's, and Lick. Aldrich Street is the entertainment district. Retail includes H-E-B, Target, Home Depot, and diverse boutique shops throughout the neighborhood.
Dell Children's Medical Center is located within Mueller. Apple's campus is 15 minutes south on Parmer Lane. Oracle headquarters is in downtown Austin 8 minutes away. University of Texas at Austin is 2 miles south, the region's largest employer.
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