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$1,400,000
2,729 sf
5900 Southwest PKWY #401, Austin, TX, 78735
Travis Country
7 of 7 listings in Travis Country
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$875,000
4bd2ba2,288 sf
4601 Creek RDG, Austin, TX, 78735
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$800,000
3bd3ba2,756 sf
5000 Mission Oaks BLVD #30, Austin, TX, 78735
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$799,000
3bd2ba1,934 sf
5000 Mission Oaks BLVD #57, Austin, TX, 78735
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$799,000
3bd2ba2,073 sf
5313 Concho Creek BND, Austin, TX, 78735
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$749,900
4bd2ba2,109 sf
5405 Apache Creek CV, Austin, TX, 78735
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$650,000
3bd2ba1,492 sf
4705 Fieldstone DR, Austin, TX, 78735
Market Overview for Travis Country
There are 6 active listings in Travis Country with a median list price of $799K and a median sold price of $828K.
Homes average 76 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 5 homes have sold, with 50 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $377.
About Travis Country
Travis Country in Austin was established in 1972 as Austin's first environmentally planned neighborhood, representing a pioneering approach to residential development that prioritized conservation and natural space integration. Spanning approximately 3,000 acres in southwest Austin between Barton Springs Road and Zilker Park, the neighborhood was designed with environmental sustainability principles decades before such concepts became mainstream in development. The neighborhood features a median home price of approximately $880,000, reflecting its established location, premium natural features, and strong property appreciation history over 50+ years. The environment-conscious design includes significant open space with 1,100+ acres of preserved green areas, direct Edwards Aquifer recharge zone proximity, and over a mile of Barton Creek frontage creating natural boundaries. The Barton Creek Greenbelt defines much of the neighborhood's boundary, providing direct access to one of Austin's most popular recreation corridors with over 14 miles of maintained hiking and biking trails. Homes in older sections were built in the early 1970s featuring mid-century architectural styles, while homes in newer sections were constructed in the early 1990s with contemporary designs, creating architectural diversity across the community.
Residents in Travis Country attend Austin ISD schools including Oak Hill Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School, serving some of the most affluent and educated school communities in Central Texas. Oak Hill Elementary ranks consistently in the top 50% of Texas elementary schools with 47% proficiency in math and 58% in reading—both above Texas state averages of 45% and 55% respectively, demonstrating sustained academic excellence. The school serves 650 students and maintains selective enrollment policies that contribute to strong outcomes. Austin High School, ranked 211th in Texas and 3,815th nationally, achieved a 98.1% on-time graduation rate in the Class of 2023 with average SAT scores of 1130, college-readiness rates exceeding 85%, and strong performance in AP and honors coursework. Private school options include St. Andrew's Episcopal School on nearby Southwest Parkway featuring a 73-acre upper school campus and SPC athletic conference membership, and Regent Academy, both located within the community or adjacent areas. The neighborhood's established reputation attracts families prioritizing strong schools, academic achievement, and stable communities with long-term property ownership.
Tech employment within 15 minutes includes operations from AMD and Freescale (NXP Semiconductors) in the southwest Austin corridor. The neighborhood's southwest location provides direct access to Southwest Parkway, Loop 1 (Mopac), and State Highway 360, connecting to major employment centers including Apple in North Austin (15 minutes), Dell in Round Rock (20 minutes), and Google's operations across the metro area. Downtown Austin is approximately 15 minutes away during off-peak traffic via MoPac and downtown connectors, providing convenient urban employment access. The location balances suburban living with convenient access to major employment centers, urban cultural attractions, and flagship retail destinations. Healthcare access includes Ascension Seton Network facilities within 10 minutes and nearby Methodist Hospital campuses serving southwest Austin residents.