Market Overview for Woods of Brushy Creek
There are 4 active listings in Woods of Brushy Creek with a median list price of $502K and a median sold price of $480K.
Homes average 51 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 21 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $266.
About Woods of Brushy Creek
Woods of Brushy Creek is a deed-restricted subdivision of more than 700 homes in Williamson County, Texas (ZIP 78717, Austin mailing address). Homes were built in multiple phases from the mid-1980s through the mid-2000s. The subdivision has at least six platted sections (a Section 6 management certificate is on file with the Texas HOA registry). The adjacent Indian Ridge community shares the same homeowners association, adding approximately 280 households.
Homes in Woods of Brushy Creek range from approximately 1,600 to 3,400 square feet on lots from approximately one-eighth acre to nearly one-half acre, with an average lot size of approximately 0.2 acres. Most homes have 3 to 6 bedrooms. Construction features brick and stone exteriors typical of the era and region.
The subdivision is located between Highway 183/Cedar Park to the west and IH-35/Round Rock to the east. FM 620 (Ranch Road 620) borders the community to the south, providing access to Parmer Lane, IH-35, Highway 183, and the 45 Toll Road. Toll 45 is approximately 1 mile from the neighborhood. The community is accessed by turning onto Cornerwood Drive from RR 620.
Woods of Brushy Creek takes its name from Brushy Creek, a 69-mile tributary of the San Gabriel River that flows through southern Williamson County. The Brushy Creek Regional Trail, a 6.7-mile multi-use path maintained by Williamson County, follows the creek corridor near the community. The community is served by Round Rock Independent School District. The broader Brushy Creek CDP had a population of approximately 2,174 residents per U.S. Census data.
Living in Woods of Brushy Creek
The Woods of Brushy Creek HOA maintains a community pool at 8600 Ephraim Road (open April through October, electronic key card access), playgrounds, tennis courts, walking trails, and picnic areas. The HOA is managed by Goodwin Management, Inc. An active Neighborhood Watch program is in place.
Residents also have access to Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District (MUD) amenities. The Brushy Creek MUD Community Center is a 36,000-square-foot facility with two full gymnasiums, an indoor walking track, group exercise room, two racquetball courts, locker rooms, weight room, child play area, game room, craft room, and banquet rooms. MUD pools include Cat Hollow Pool, Creekside Pool, Highland Horizon Pool (heated, year-round), and Sendero Springs Pool (heated, year-round).
Students attend Round Rock ISD. The feeder pattern includes Brushy Creek Elementary (at 3800 Stonebridge Drive, recently expanded with a new wing in 2024), Cedar Valley Middle School, and McNeil High School. RR 620 and Toll 45 provide commute routes to Austin, Cedar Park, and Round Rock.
Things to Do in Woods of Brushy Creek
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail: A 6.7-mile multi-use trail maintained by Williamson County, running from Great Oaks Drive along Brushy Creek to Twin Lakes Park in Cedar Park. Used for hiking, biking, and jogging.
- Brushy Creek Lake Park: A 90-acre Cedar Park park with a 38-acre lake, kayak/canoe launch, splash pad, sand volleyball, fishing pier, playgrounds, and hike/bike trails.
- Cat Hollow Park: An 11-acre community park with pool, tennis court, basketball court, baseball field, nature-themed playground, and covered pavilions.
- Champion Park: Williamson County park with children's play area featuring dinosaur bone castings, climbing boulders, picnic tables, and a fitness area.
- Brushy Creek MUD Community Center: A 36,000-square-foot recreation center on a 21-acre campus with two gymnasiums, indoor walking track, racquetball courts, weight room, and outdoor sports fields.
Major Employers in Woods of Brushy Creek
- Apple (Technology): Austin campus at 6900 W. Parmer Lane, approximately 10 minutes from the neighborhood.
- Round Rock ISD (Education): One of the largest school districts in Texas, serving Round Rock, Cedar Park, and portions of Austin.
- Emerson Automation Solutions (Industrial Technology): Round Rock campus providing process management and automation technology.
- St. David's Round Rock Medical Center (Healthcare): A Level II Trauma Center in Round Rock, approximately 10 minutes east via Toll 45.
Woods of Brushy Creek Schools
Woods of Brushy Creek is served by Round Rock Independent School District. Brushy Creek Elementary expanded with a new wing in 2024.
School District: Round Rock ISD
Public Schools
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Woods of Brushy Creek?
Woods of Brushy Creek is in Williamson County (ZIP 78717, Austin mailing address), between Highway 183/Cedar Park and IH-35/Round Rock. FM 620 borders the community to the south. Toll 45 is approximately 1 mile away.
How many homes are in Woods of Brushy Creek?
The subdivision has more than 700 homes across at least six platted sections. The adjacent Indian Ridge community shares the same HOA, adding approximately 280 households.
What school district serves Woods of Brushy Creek?
The community is served by Round Rock ISD. Students attend Brushy Creek Elementary (recently expanded in 2024), Cedar Valley Middle School, and McNeil High School.
Does Woods of Brushy Creek have a pool?
Yes. The HOA pool at 8600 Ephraim Road is open April through October. Residents also have access to Brushy Creek MUD pools including Cat Hollow, Creekside, and two heated year-round pools.
Is Woods of Brushy Creek gated?
No. Woods of Brushy Creek is not gated. It is a deed-restricted community with an active HOA managed by Goodwin Management and an active Neighborhood Watch program.
