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Market Overview for Bartlett Independent School District
There are 12 active listings in Bartlett Independent School District with a median list price of $290K and a median sold price of $240K.
Homes average 84 days on market.
Most homes that closed in the last 90 days sold in the Under $300K range (100% of 2 closings), taking a median 84 days to go under contract; 0% of closings were $500K or more.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 18 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $201.
About Bartlett Independent School District
Bartlett Independent School District serves approximately 400 students across two campuses in the town of Bartlett, which straddles the Bell and Williamson county line roughly 45 miles northeast of Austin. The district covers a swath of Blackland Prairie farmland along State Highway 95 and Farm Road 487, with the Union Pacific railroad tracks running through the center of town. Bartlett was established in the 1880s as a railroad shipping point for cotton and grain, and the town's original commercial district along Clark Street remains largely intact with early-20th-century storefronts. The district boundary extends north toward Holland, east toward Rogers, and south toward Granger, encompassing predominantly agricultural land used for cattle ranching, hay production, and row crops.
Real estate within Bartlett ISD consists primarily of single-family homes on large lots within the town limits and rural acreage properties on the surrounding farmland. In-town housing stock is mostly older frame houses and updated homes on half-acre or larger lots. Outside the town limits, tracts of 5 to 20 acres and larger ranch parcels of 50 or more acres make up most of the inventory, and manufactured homes on rural lots are common. New construction is limited, as most building activity in the area is individual custom homes or barndominiums rather than subdivisions. Current listings, median price and days on market are shown on the Market Overview tab.
Bartlett ISD operates two campuses: Bartlett Elementary, which serves pre-K through 6th grade with approximately 250 students, and Bartlett High School, covering 7th through 12th grade with approximately 150 students. The small enrollment allows for close teacher-student interaction, with student-to-teacher ratios well below the state average. Bartlett High School competes in UIL Class 1A athletics and has a competitive six-man football program. The FFA chapter is one of the most active extracurricular programs, consistent with the agricultural character of the community. Bartlett ISD earned a "C" overall TEA accountability rating for 2025-26 (79 of 100), up from a "C" (74 of 100) for 2024-25. The nearest private school and larger school district options are in Georgetown and Temple, each about 25 minutes away.
Bartlett is located approximately 45 minutes from downtown Austin via US-79 and I-35. Georgetown is about 25 minutes southwest, and Temple is about 25 minutes west along Highway 95 and I-35. The Samsung semiconductor fabrication facility in Taylor is approximately 15 miles south, bringing new employment opportunities to the area. Most Bartlett residents commute to jobs in Georgetown, Round Rock, Temple, or Taylor. The town itself has a post office, a volunteer fire department, a small number of restaurants and local businesses, and the Bartlett Activities Center that serves as the primary community gathering space. Groceries and most retail services require a trip to Georgetown or Taylor.
Living in Bartlett Independent School District
Bartlett has a population of approximately 1,700, with many residents drawn by low property costs and a rural pace of life. Median household income is roughly $45,000, below the Williamson County average but reflective of the agricultural economy and small-town employment base. Many residents work in trades, agriculture, or commute to professional positions in Georgetown, Temple, or the expanding Taylor employment corridor. The area has a higher percentage of owner-occupied homes than the state average, with most residents living in single-family homes or manufactured homes on private land. Educational attainment reflects a working-class community, with many adults holding trade certifications or associate degrees.
Daily life in Bartlett centers on the town itself and the surrounding countryside. The small downtown along Clark Street has a few restaurants, a post office, and local shops housed in original railroad-era buildings. The Bartlett Activities Center hosts community events, youth sports programs, and fitness classes. Groceries require a trip to Georgetown or Taylor, each about 20 minutes away. The annual Bartlett Jubilee in spring draws the community together with a parade, barbecue cook-off, and live music on Clark Street. Outdoor recreation includes fishing at Granger Lake, approximately 10 miles north, which offers public boat ramps, camping, and bank fishing for bass and catfish. Dove and quail hunting on surrounding agricultural land is popular during fall and winter seasons. The Blackland Prairie landscape provides open skies and minimal light pollution, making the area a draw for amateur astronomers.
Things to Do in Bartlett Independent School District
- Granger Lake: 4,400-acre U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir approximately 10 miles north of Bartlett. Public boat ramps, camping, and fishing for largemouth bass and catfish.
- Bartlett Jubilee: Annual spring festival on Clark Street featuring a parade, barbecue cook-off, live music, and carnival rides for the community.
- Clark Street Historic District: Several blocks of original 1890s commercial buildings along the railroad tracks with local shops and a small historical museum.
- Dove and Quail Hunting: Surrounding agricultural land supports seasonal upland bird hunting from September through February on private leases and managed areas.
- Bartlett Activities Center: Community recreation center offering youth sports programs, fitness classes, and event space for local gatherings and celebrations.
Major Employers in Bartlett Independent School District
- Bartlett ISD (Education): Largest employer in Bartlett proper with approximately 80 teachers, administrators, and support staff across two campuses.
- Samsung Austin Semiconductor (Manufacturing): Major semiconductor fabrication facility in Taylor, roughly 15 miles south, with over 3,000 employees and ongoing expansion.
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Temple (Healthcare): Regional hospital system in Temple, about 25 minutes west, employing over 4,000 people across medical and administrative roles.
- Williamson County (Government): County government offices in Georgetown, approximately 25 miles southwest, with over 2,000 employees across departments.
Bartlett Independent School District Schools
Students in Bartlett ISD typically attend Bartlett Elementary for elementary school, Bartlett Middle School for middle school, and Bartlett High School for high school.
School District: Bartlett ISD
Pre-Schools
- Bartlett ISD Pre-K - Public pre-kindergarten program within Bartlett Elementary for qualifying 4-year-olds.
- Temple KinderCare - Licensed childcare center in Temple, approximately 25 minutes west of Bartlett.
Private Schools
- Holy Trinity Catholic School - Pre-K through 8th grade Catholic school in Temple, approximately 25 minutes west of Bartlett.
Frequently Asked Questions
What neighborhoods are in Bartlett ISD?
Bartlett ISD covers the town of Bartlett along State Highway 95 and the surrounding rural areas extending toward Holland, Rogers, and Granger. Most residences are in-town homes or acreage properties on agricultural land.
How is Bartlett ISD rated?
Bartlett ISD earned a "C" overall TEA accountability rating for 2025-26 (79 of 100), up from a "C" (74 of 100) for 2024-25. The district is small — approximately 400 students across two campuses — with UIL 1A six-man athletics and an active FFA program.
What kind of homes are in Bartlett ISD?
Bartlett ISD's housing stock is mostly older single-family homes on half-acre or larger lots inside the town limits, rural acreage tracts of 5 to 20 acres and larger ranch parcels outside them, and manufactured homes on rural lots. New construction is limited to individual custom homes and barndominiums. Current listings and median price are shown on the Market Overview tab.
How far is Bartlett from Austin?
Bartlett is approximately 45 minutes from downtown Austin via US-79 and I-35. Georgetown is about 25 minutes southwest, Temple is about 25 minutes west, and the Samsung Taylor facility is roughly 15 miles south.
What school district is Bartlett in?
Bartlett is served by Bartlett ISD, a small consolidated district with approximately 400 students. Bartlett Elementary covers pre-K through 6th grade, and Bartlett High School serves 7th through 12th grade.