
$775,000
1022 Bretton Woods DR, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$775,000
1022 Bretton Woods DR, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$755,000
301 Lynnwood TRL, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$725,000
1110 Antelope RDG, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$595,000
801 Cashew LN, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$590,000
1002 Sedalia ST, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$574,900
1037 Cashew LN, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$430,000
1015 Peyton PL, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$409,000
405 Lynnwood TRL, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$400,000
813 Truman LN, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$388,000
913 Bogart RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$385,000
317 Bandstand LN, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$365,000
901 Bogart RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613

$359,000
204 Crockett RD, Cedar Park, TX, 78613
There are 10 active listings in Forest Oaks with a median list price of $582K and a median sold price of $500K.
Homes average 63 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 4 homes have sold, with 42 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $210.
Forest Oaks is a subdivision of approximately 1,500 homes in Cedar Park, Texas, located in Williamson County between US Highway 183 and Parmer Lane near Cypress Creek Road. The neighborhood is divided into sections including Silver Oaks and The Village, each with its own lot layouts and architectural characteristics. Development began in the early 1990s, and the community has grown into one of Cedar Park's larger established neighborhoods. Homes reflect a range of styles from single-story ranch plans to two-story traditional layouts, with most built on standard suburban lots. Cedar Park's population has grown from roughly 48,000 in 2010 to over 80,000 by 2023, and Forest Oaks has maintained its position as one of the city's more established residential areas through that growth period.
Leander Independent School District serves Forest Oaks with several campuses nearby. Cox Elementary, formally named Charlotte Cox Elementary, ranks in the top 25 percent of Texas elementary schools and serves a portion of the neighborhood. Reagan Elementary, named Ronald Reagan Elementary, serves the remaining portion and ranks in the top 15 percent statewide. Artie L. Henry Middle School is the primary middle school for Forest Oaks, enrolling approximately 1,000 students in grades 6 through 8 with programming that includes a focus on academic achievement, personal growth, and responsible citizenship. Vista Ridge High School in Cedar Park serves grades 9 through 12 and has a four-year graduation rate of 96.9 percent with a dropout rate of 0.4 percent, placing it among the higher-performing high schools in the Austin metropolitan area. The district as a whole operates multiple campuses across Cedar Park and Leander, consistently earning strong accountability ratings from the Texas Education Agency.
The Forest Oaks Homeowners Association manages community amenities and common areas throughout the subdivision. Two swimming pools serve the neighborhood: the southern pool is junior-Olympic-sized with lap lanes, while the northern pool features a beach-style walk-in entry and a water slide. Both pools operate from April through October and include covered seating with tables, restrooms with changing facilities, and lifeguards or pool monitors during peak hours. A 2.5-mile wooded hike-and-bike trail, referred to as the Greenbelt, runs through the center of Forest Oaks and connects to the broader Cedar Park hike-and-bike trail system, providing a continuous route for joggers, dog walkers, and cyclists. Three playgrounds situated throughout the subdivision, a community center available for private events and HOA meetings, and a basketball court round out the shared amenities. HOA dues cover trash and recycling pickup, pool maintenance, common-area upkeep, and community social events organized throughout the calendar year.
Cedar Park sits approximately 10 minutes from both the Dell and Apple campuses, and the city has attracted technology, aerospace, and medical device companies in recent years. Firefly Aerospace has its headquarters in Cedar Park and has doubled the capacity of its headquarters while expanding its spacecraft manufacturing facility in the city. Enovis, a billion-dollar medical technology company, announced a $25.5 million expansion in Cedar Park's New Hope development, establishing a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility with at least 162 new jobs. Cedar Park Regional Medical Center employs hundreds of healthcare workers across emergency, surgical, and inpatient departments. ETS-Lindgren, a manufacturer of electromagnetic shielding and test systems, also operates in Cedar Park. The 183A Toll Road provides a fast north-south route connecting Forest Oaks to Austin's broader highway network, while US 183 offers a free alternative for north-south commuters.
Forest Oaks operates as a self-contained neighborhood with enough on-site amenities that many routine recreation needs are met without leaving the subdivision. The two pools, 2.5-mile Greenbelt trail, three playgrounds, community center, and basketball court give residents options for exercise and socializing within walking distance of most homes. The HOA organizes neighborhood events and celebrations throughout the year, including seasonal gatherings and holiday activities, and the community center provides a venue for private parties, meetings, and organized clubs. Mature trees planted during the original 1990s development now line most streets and provide established shade canopy, while the wooded Greenbelt corridor creates a buffer of natural space running through the community that supports bird-watching and quiet outdoor time away from road noise.
Cedar Park's retail and dining options along US 183 and the 1890 Ranch shopping center are within a short drive, offering grocery stores including H-E-B and Target, chain and independent restaurants, and personal services from banking to medical clinics. The H-E-B at Cypress Creek Road and 183 is the nearest full-service grocery store, typically a five-minute drive from most homes in Forest Oaks. Leander ISD's schools are a draw for families, and Vista Ridge High School's 96.9 percent graduation rate reflects the district's educational outcomes at the secondary level. Commuters can reach downtown Austin in 25 to 35 minutes via 183A Toll Road or MoPac Expressway, and the Capital Metro Red Line commuter rail has a station in Leander approximately 10 minutes north for train access to downtown Austin stations. The neighborhood's size of roughly 1,500 homes creates a community large enough to support active social networks, organized youth sports, and regular neighborhood communication through the HOA, while maintaining a residential pace distinct from Cedar Park's commercial corridors along US 183 and Whitestone Boulevard.
Forest Oaks is served by Leander Independent School District, which operates schools across Cedar Park and Leander. LISD campuses have consistently earned strong accountability ratings from the Texas Education Agency.
School District: Leander ISD
Forest Oaks is served by Leander Independent School District. Students attend Cox or Reagan Elementary, Artie L. Henry Middle School, and Vista Ridge High School.
Forest Oaks has two pools. The south pool is junior-Olympic-sized, and the north pool has a beach-style entry and water slide. Both are open April through October and included with HOA dues.
The Forest Oaks Greenbelt is a 2.5-mile wooded hike-and-bike trail running through the center of the neighborhood. It connects to the Cedar Park hike-and-bike trail system.
Forest Oaks HOA dues cover trash and recycling pickup, pool maintenance, common-area upkeep, and community events. Contact the Forest Oaks HOA for current annual dues.
Forest Oaks is approximately 25 to 35 minutes from downtown Austin via 183A Toll Road or MoPac. The Capital Metro Red Line commuter rail station in Leander offers train access to downtown.
Cedar Park employers include Firefly Aerospace (headquarters), Enovis medical technology, and Cedar Park Regional Medical Center. Dell and Apple campuses are about 10 minutes away.
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