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4001 Tejon CIR, Austin, TX, 78734
Vista Grande
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Market Overview for Vista Grande
There are 2 active listings in Vista Grande with a median list price of $1.4M and a median sold price of $469K.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $328.
About Vista Grande
Vista Grande is a residential area near Johnson City, Texas, the county seat of Blanco County, located approximately one hour west of Austin in the Texas Hill Country. Johnson City's population has remained around 1,600 residents for years, maintaining a small-town scale that contrasts with the rapid growth of the Austin metropolitan area to the east. The town was founded in the mid-1870s by settler James Polk Johnson, and it later became known as the hometown of Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States. Vista Grande sits in a rural Hill Country setting where lot sizes tend to be larger than typical suburban subdivisions, reflecting the area's ranching heritage and lower population density. The surrounding landscape consists of rolling terrain with native grasses, live oaks, and cedar breaks that are characteristic of the Edwards Plateau.
Johnson City Independent School District serves Vista Grande and operates on a compact campus structure appropriate for its enrollment. Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary School, located at 401 E. Pecan Street in Johnson City, enrolls approximately 302 students in grades pre-K through 5 with a 12-to-1 student-teacher ratio. The school offers a Gifted and Talented program. LBJ High School, located at 505 N. Nugent Avenue, serves grades 9 through 12 with approximately 250 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 11 to 1. The district's small size means class sizes remain low and students have direct access to teachers and staff throughout their academic years. Both campuses are named in honor of the former president, reflecting the Johnson family's deep ties to the community and the town's identity as LBJ's boyhood home.
Johnson City's location in the Hill Country places it within the second most visited wine region in the United States. The 25-mile corridor between Johnson City and Dripping Springs contains dozens of wineries, craft breweries, and distilleries, along with restaurants that draw visitors from Austin and San Antonio on weekends. Texas Hills Vineyard, one of the area's established wineries, operates on the outskirts of Johnson City using Texas-grown grapes. Westcave Cellars is a combined winery and brewery in town. The downtown area has attracted a mix of independent businesses including wine-tasting rooms, galleries, a vintage motorcycle museum, and a science museum housed in a former grain mill. Despite this commercial activity, the town has not attracted chain stores or large-format retail, and the local economy remains oriented around tourism, agriculture, and small business operations that cater to both residents and the steady flow of weekend visitors.
The Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park and the Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site are the area's most significant historical and recreational destinations. The national park includes a visitor center in Johnson City, the LBJ Boyhood Home, and the LBJ Ranch (known as the Texas White House) located along the Pedernales River between Johnson City and Stonewall. Admission to the national park is free. The state park features a Living History Farm that recreates early 1900s rural life, nature trails, wildlife viewing areas, and picnic facilities. Pedernales Falls State Park, located about 10 miles east of Johnson City, offers hiking, swimming in the Pedernales River, camping, and bird watching across its 5,212 acres. Blanco State Park, about 15 miles south on the Blanco River, provides additional swimming, tubing, and camping options for Hill Country residents.