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Market Overview for Old Enfield

There are 8 active listings in Old Enfield with a median list price of $850K and a median sold price of $1.2M.

Homes average 82 days on market.

Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 14 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $695.

About Old Enfield

Old Enfield is one of Austin's most historic central neighborhoods, located west of downtown between MoPac Boulevard and Lamar Boulevard, south of 15th Street. The neighborhood was established in the early 1900s and features a notable collection of historic homes spanning virtually every architectural style of the 20th century, from Craftsman bungalows and Tudor revivals to Colonial estates and mid-century moderns, all set beneath a towering canopy of live oaks and pecans.

Homes in Old Enfield range from approximately $700,000 for smaller bungalows to over $3 million for grand estate homes on larger lots. The neighborhood's deep, shaded lots and architectural diversity create a streetscape unlike any other in Austin. Some properties have been meticulously preserved, while others have undergone sensitive renovations that honor the original design character. The proximity to downtown makes Old Enfield one of the city's most in-demand addresses for buyers who value history and walkability.

Old Enfield is served by the Austin Independent School District (Austin ISD). Students typically attend Mathews Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School. Austin High School is one of the district's largest campuses, situated along Lady Bird Lake with strong academic and athletic programs.

The neighborhood's location between MoPac and Lamar provides multiple commute routes, with downtown Austin literally adjacent to the east. Pease Park and the Shoal Creek Greenbelt run through or alongside the neighborhood, providing green space and hike-and-bike trails. The neighborhood is near the Clarksville dining and shopping district, the Whole Foods flagship store on Lamar, and the shops and restaurants along West 6th Street.

Living in Old Enfield

Old Enfield offers something that cannot be replicated in Austin: a walkable, historic central neighborhood with grand homes under century-old trees, minutes from downtown on foot. Properties from $700K to over $3M sit on deep, shaded lots with the architectural character — Craftsman, Tudor, Colonial, mid-century — that distinguishes established neighborhoods from new construction.

The daily experience is defined by walkability and green space. Pease Park and the Shoal Creek Greenbelt are at the doorstep. The Clarksville dining district, Whole Foods flagship, and West 6th Street restaurants are nearby. MoPac and Lamar provide quick access to the rest of the city, but many Old Enfield residents find they rarely need a car for day-to-day life.

The premium pricing reflects the combination of location, history, and the mature urban canopy that defines this corner of central Austin. Austin High School in Austin ISD serves the neighborhood.

Things to Do in Old Enfield

• Pease Park: Historic 84-acre Austin park running along Shoal Creek with trails, playgrounds, the Kingsbury Commons gathering space, and Splash Pad — directly adjacent to the neighborhood.
• Shoal Creek Greenbelt: Paved hike-and-bike trail following Shoal Creek from downtown north to 38th Street, accessible directly from the neighborhood.
• Clarksville Dining District: Adjacent historic neighborhood with locally popular restaurants, cafes, and boutiques along West Lynn Street.
• Lady Bird Lake Trail: 10-mile hike-and-bike trail circling Lady Bird Lake, accessible from the neighborhood via Shoal Creek Trail — Austin's most popular outdoor recreation destination.
• West 6th Street: Restaurants, bars, and shops along West 6th Street between Lamar and MoPac, near the neighborhood.
• Whole Foods Flagship: The original Whole Foods Market on Lamar Boulevard at 6th Street, featuring a rooftop deck, extensive prepared foods, and specialty departments.

Major Employers in Old Enfield

• State of Texas (Government): State Capitol complex and agencies nearby east
• University of Texas at Austin (Higher Education): Flagship university approximately 1 mile east, employing over 24,000
• Downtown Austin Employers (Technology & Professional Services): Tech companies, law firms, and financial services firms adjacent to the neighborhood
• Ascension Seton Medical Center (Healthcare): Major hospital on West 38th Street, approximately 10 minutes north
• Whole Foods Market (Retail & Corporate): Global headquarters on Lamar Boulevard, adjacent to the neighborhood

Old Enfield Schools

Old Enfield is served by Austin ISD. Students typically attend Casis Elementary or Mathews Elementary for elementary school, O Henry Middle School for middle school, and Austin High School for high school.

School District: Austin ISD

Public Schools

Private Schools

• St. Andrew's Episcopal School - Well-known K-12 private school in west-central Austin offering preschool through 12th grade

Higher Education

• University of Texas at Austin - Flagship state university approximately 1 mile east, enrolling approximately 55,000 students

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