Market Overview for Fairhaven
There are 13 active listings in Fairhaven with a median list price of $330K and a median sold price of $339K.
Homes average 33 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 3 homes have sold, with 27 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $183.
About Fairhaven
Fairhaven is a 700-plus-home master-planned community in southeastern Georgetown, Texas (Williamson County, 78626), built exclusively by D.R. Horton. The development opened in November 2018 and is now sold out. Homes range from 1,350 to 2,538 square feet in single-story and two-story configurations, on lots of approximately 6,400 to 6,800 square feet. The community is governed by an HOA with estimated dues of approximately $60 per month.
Community amenities include a pool with a children's splash pad, an open-air pavilion, pickleball courts, ping pong tables, hike and bike trails, gas grills, a children's playground, and walking paths. Homes feature natural gas service, 4-sided masonry, and optional 3-car garages.
Fairhaven is located off Westinghouse Road and Rockride Lane, positioned between I-35 and SH 130. Downtown Georgetown Square is approximately 4.8 miles northwest. Downtown Austin is approximately 28 to 30 miles south via I-35. The community is served by Georgetown Independent School District.
Fairhaven is within the SE Williamson County Municipal Utility District No. 1, which adds $0.4595 per $100 to the property tax rate. The combined property tax rate is approximately $2.42 per $100 of taxable value, comprising the City of Georgetown, Georgetown ISD, Williamson County, and the MUD.
Georgetown has 74 parks on 1,254 acres with over 22 miles of hike and bike trails. Garey Park, a 525-acre flagship park along the South San Gabriel River, features trails, fishing, playgrounds, an equestrian area, and a dog park. Inner Space Cavern, discovered in 1963 during I-35 construction, is the fourth-largest cavern in Texas.
Living in Fairhaven
Fairhaven residents have access to a pool and splash pad, pickleball courts, an open-air pavilion with gas grills, and a network of walking paths and hike and bike trails.
Georgetown ISD serves the community and earned a TEA rating of C (76/100) for 2024-25. Zoned schools include Williams Elementary, Wagner Middle School (improved from TEA F in 2023-24 to C in 2024-25), and East View High School (TEA C rating). Buyers should verify current attendance zones through the Georgetown ISD boundary tool, as the district has undergone recent rezoning.
Georgetown Utility Systems, a municipally owned electric utility, provides electricity at approximately 13.20 cents per kWh — roughly 15% below the Texas average. The city made national headlines for committing to 100% renewable energy through wind and solar contracts.
Fairhaven sits between I-35 and SH 130, providing dual highway options for commuting south to Round Rock and Austin. Downtown Austin is approximately 28 to 30 minutes south via I-35 during off-peak hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who built Fairhaven in Georgetown?
D.R. Horton was the exclusive builder for Fairhaven, which opened in November 2018 and is now sold out. The community has more than 700 homes ranging from 1,350 to 2,538 square feet.
What amenities does Fairhaven have?
Fairhaven features a pool with a splash pad, open-air pavilion, pickleball courts, ping pong tables, hike and bike trails, gas grills, a playground, and walking paths. HOA dues are approximately $60 per month.
What schools serve Fairhaven?
Fairhaven is served by Georgetown ISD (TEA C, 76/100). Zoned schools include Williams Elementary, Wagner Middle School, and East View High School. The district has undergone recent rezoning — verify boundaries through Georgetown ISD.
What is the property tax rate at Fairhaven?
The combined property tax rate is approximately $2.42 per $100 of taxable value. This includes the City of Georgetown, Georgetown ISD, Williamson County, and SE Williamson County MUD No. 1 ($0.4595).
What utilities serve Fairhaven?
Georgetown Utility Systems, a municipally owned electric utility committed to 100% renewable energy, provides electricity at approximately 13.20 cents per kWh — roughly 15% below the Texas average.
