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605 Kodiak TRL, Cedar Park, TX, 78613
456,539SqFt$558/SqFt
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700 Breakaway RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613
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221 Breakaway RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613
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613 Breakaway RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613
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Market Overview for Breakaway Park
There are 5 active listings in Breakaway Park with a median list price of $1.5M and a median sold price of $1.0M.
Homes average 145 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 3 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $426.
About Breakaway Park
Breakaway Park is a 25-acre fly-in airpark community in Cedar Park, Texas — the only residential airpark in the Austin suburbs. The neighborhood was developed in 1977 by Walter Yates, a United States Marine Corps veteran and amateur pilot, who built a private grass runway at the center of the subdivision. The runway was paved with asphalt in 2004-2005 and today operates as Hank Sasser Airport at Breakaway (FAA identifier 40XS), a 3,000-foot by 30-foot private-use airstrip at 897 feet elevation. The airport was renamed in 2014 in honor of pilot John Henry "Hank" Sasser. As of December 2021, 23 aircraft were based at the field — 22 single-engine and one multi-engine — and the airport provides fuel and oxygen services to residents.
Homes in Breakaway Park sit on 1 to 3-acre lots, many with private hangars attached directly to the residence and taxiway access to the runway. Compatible aircraft include single-engine planes like the Cessna 172, Piper Cherokee, Cirrus SR22, Mooney, and Beechcraft Bonanza, as well as light twins. The community is not gated but the airport is private-use, requiring permission to land. Housing styles range from older ranch-style homes original to the 1970s-80s development to large custom estate homes, with sizes ranging from approximately 2,500 to 6,000 square feet. Some lots are zoned for horses, giving portions of the neighborhood a rural character despite being approximately three miles northeast of downtown Cedar Park. Breakaway Park has a homeowners association and homes rarely come on the market.
Breakaway Park is served by Leander ISD and is located in western Williamson County near US 183 and the 183A toll road. Cedar Park amenities — grocery, medical, dining, and retail along US 183 and the 1890 Ranch shopping center — are within a few minutes' drive.
Living in Breakaway Park
Daily life in Breakaway Park is shaped by the airpark. Residents on runway-adjacent lots can taxi from their hangar to the runway and be airborne without leaving their property. The sound of small aircraft is part of the backdrop, and the community attracts a mix of active pilots, aviation enthusiasts, and buyers drawn to the large lots and rural feel. The 1 to 3-acre homesites give the neighborhood a spacious, low-density character that's unusual for Cedar Park, with room for workshops, gardens, and in some cases horses.
Practical amenities are close by. H-E-B, Randalls, and other grocery stores are along US 183, roughly five minutes from the neighborhood. The 1890 Ranch shopping center at US 183 and FM 1431 offers additional retail and dining. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Cedar Park and Cedar Park Regional Medical Center are both within a few miles. The commute to downtown Austin is roughly 20 to 30 miles via US 183 or the 183A toll road, typically 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Breakaway Park is served by Leander ISD, which covers Cedar Park and surrounding communities. Specific campus assignments depend on address within the subdivision — use Leander ISD's online street directory to confirm elementary, middle, and high school zoning. The district serves more than 42,000 students across its campuses and has earned an A+ overall grade from Niche.
Things to Do in Breakaway Park
- Fly from your front yard: Breakaway Park's 3,000-foot paved runway (FAA 40XS) lets residents taxi from their attached hangar and take off without leaving the neighborhood. The private airstrip accommodates single-engine aircraft and light twins, with fuel and oxygen services on site.
- Hike and bike the Brushy Creek Regional Trail: The Brushy Creek Regional Trail system runs through Cedar Park with paved and natural-surface trails for hiking, running, and cycling. Brushy Creek Lake Park and Brushy Creek Sports Park are nearby trailheads with playgrounds, sports fields, and lake access.
- Catch a game or concert at the H-E-B Center at Cedar Park: The H-E-B Center at Cedar Park is a 6,800-seat arena that hosts the Texas Stars (AHL hockey) and Austin Spurs (NBA G-League basketball), plus concerts and family shows throughout the year.
- Shop and dine at 1890 Ranch: The 1890 Ranch shopping center at US 183 and FM 1431 features H-E-B Plus, Target, restaurants, and specialty retailers. The center serves as Cedar Park's primary retail hub and is a few minutes from Breakaway Park.
- Swim and play at Milburn Park and Elizabeth Milburn Pool: Milburn Park in Cedar Park offers a community swimming pool (open seasonally), playgrounds, basketball courts, and open green space. The park is one of several Cedar Park facilities within a short drive of Breakaway Park.
Major Employers in Breakaway Park
- Apple (Technology): Apple operates a 133-acre campus at Parmer Lane in northwest Austin, approximately 10 miles from Breakaway Park, serving as the company's largest facility outside Cupertino.
- Leander ISD (Education): Leander Independent School District serves more than 42,000 students across Cedar Park, Leander, and surrounding communities, employing thousands of teachers and staff across its campuses.
- Cedar Park Regional Medical Center (Healthcare): A full-service hospital on Discovery Boulevard in Cedar Park providing emergency, surgical, and specialty care to the western Williamson County community.
- Williamson County government (Public administration): Williamson County offices, courts, and law enforcement provide local government services from facilities in Georgetown and across the county.
Breakaway Park Schools
Breakaway Park is served by Leander ISD, which covers Cedar Park and surrounding communities in western Williamson County and portions of northwest Travis County. Specific elementary, middle, and high school assignments depend on the home's address within the subdivision — use Leander ISD's online street directory to confirm campus zoning. The district serves more than 42,000 students and earned an A+ overall grade from Niche in 2025.
School District: Leander ISD
Public Schools
- Leander ISD - Leander ISD serves more than 42,000 students across Cedar Park, Leander, and surrounding areas, operating multiple elementary, middle, and high school campuses. The district earned an A+ overall grade from Niche in 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Breakaway Park in Cedar Park?
Breakaway Park is a 25-acre fly-in airpark community in Cedar Park, Texas, developed in 1977 by Walter Yates. The neighborhood features a 3,000-foot private paved runway (Hank Sasser Airport, FAA 40XS) with homes on 1 to 3-acre lots, many with private hangars attached to the residence and direct taxiway access to the runway.
Can anyone land at Breakaway Airport?
No. Hank Sasser Airport at Breakaway (40XS) is a private-use airport and landing requires permission from the community. The airstrip is operated by D&D Airport Holdings LLC and provides fuel and oxygen services to residents. As of December 2021, 23 aircraft were based at the field.
What school district serves Breakaway Park?
Breakaway Park is served by Leander ISD, which covers Cedar Park and surrounding communities. Specific elementary, middle, and high school campus assignments depend on the home's address within the subdivision. Use Leander ISD's online street directory to confirm zoning.
How much do homes cost in Breakaway Park?
Homes in Breakaway Park generally range from approximately $500,000 to $1.65 million, with a median listing price around $1.15 million as of early 2026. Homes sit on 1 to 3-acre lots and range from approximately 2,500 to 6,000 square feet. Properties come on the market infrequently.
Is Breakaway Park a gated community?
Breakaway Park is not gated in the traditional sense, but it is a private-use airpark community. The airport requires permission to land, and the neighborhood has a homeowners association. The 1 to 3-acre lots and low density give the community a private, rural feel despite its Cedar Park location.
Are horses allowed in Breakaway Park?
Some lots in Breakaway Park are zoned for horses, which contributes to the rural character of portions of the neighborhood. Specific zoning and HOA rules regarding livestock vary by lot — check with the Breakaway Park HOA for current regulations.