
$975,000
301 Oak Ridge RD, Georgetown, TX, 78628

$975,000
301 Oak Ridge RD, Georgetown, TX, 78628

$950,000
204 Skyline RD, Georgetown, TX, 78628

$849,900
404 Skyline RD, Georgetown, TX, 78628

$799,500
308 Ashwood LN, Georgetown, TX, 78628

$449,900
402 Post Oak LN, Georgetown, TX, 78628
There are 4 active listings in Oakcrest Ranchettes with a median list price of $900K and a median sold price of $1.0M.
Homes average 104 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 2 homes have sold, with 8 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $314.
Oakcrest Ranchettes is a residential subdivision in northwest Georgetown, Williamson County, Texas (ZIP 78628). Homes were built primarily in the early to mid-1980s across multiple platted units (Unit 01, Unit 02, Unit 03, and Oakcrest Ranchettes II). The subdivision features custom-built homes on large lots ranging from approximately 1 acre to nearly 5 acres, consistent with the ranchette character suggested by its name.
Homes in Oakcrest Ranchettes range from approximately 1,400 to over 4,500 square feet, with 3 to 4 bedrooms. The subdivision has no uniform architectural standard — homes were individually designed by their owners. Some original 1980s-era homes have been renovated in recent years.
The subdivision is located off DB Wood Road and Oakridge Road in northwest Georgetown. From Highway 29 (University Avenue), DB Wood Road runs north approximately 1.5 miles to Oakridge Road, which provides access into the subdivision. Street names within the community include Oakridge Road, Skyline Road, Southcross Road, Harmony Lane, Post Oak Lane, Ashwood Lane, Fawn Lane, Oak Grove Lane, Crossland Drive, and Clear Springs Road.
Oakcrest Ranchettes does not have a homeowners association, and the community is not gated. The rural character with large lots, mature tree cover, and no mandatory HOA distinguishes it from the master-planned communities common in newer areas of Georgetown. The subdivision is served by Georgetown Independent School District. Lake Georgetown, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir, is located just north of the subdivision off DB Wood Road, providing boating and trail access.
Oakcrest Ranchettes residents reach downtown Georgetown's historic square via Highway 29, approximately 5 to 7 miles east. I-35 provides regional access to Round Rock and Austin (approximately 30 miles south, a drive of 30 to 40 minutes). Wolf Ranch Town Center along I-35 includes H-E-B and retail.
Students attend Georgetown ISD. The feeder pattern includes Frost Elementary (at 711 Lakeway Drive), Benold Middle School (at 3407 NW Blvd), and Georgetown High School. Georgetown ISD is planning rezoning for 2026-27, including a fourth high school; buyers should verify current attendance zones with the district.
Lake Georgetown, a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir, is located just north of the subdivision off DB Wood Road. Cedar Breaks Park on the lake provides 59 campsites, a boat ramp, RV hookups, and picnicking. The Goodwater Loop Trail is a 26-mile trail circumnavigating Lake Georgetown, designated as an IMBA EPIC mountain bike trail. Georgetown Country Club at 1500 Country Club Road is nearby.
Oakcrest Ranchettes is served by Georgetown Independent School District. The district is planning rezoning for 2026-27 including a fourth high school.
School District: Georgetown ISD
Oakcrest Ranchettes is in northwest Georgetown, Williamson County (ZIP 78628). The subdivision is accessed via DB Wood Road off Highway 29 (University Avenue). Lake Georgetown is just north of the community.
Lots range from approximately 1 acre to nearly 5 acres, with custom-built homes from approximately 1,400 to over 4,500 square feet. The community has a rural ranchette character.
No. Oakcrest Ranchettes does not have a mandatory homeowners association. The subdivision is not gated. Homes are custom-built with no uniform architectural standard.
The community is served by Georgetown ISD. The feeder pattern includes Frost Elementary, Benold Middle School, and Georgetown High School. The district is planning rezoning for 2026-27.
Lake Georgetown is immediately north, with Cedar Breaks Park providing boat ramps and camping. The 26-mile Goodwater Loop Trail circumnavigates the lake and is an IMBA-designated EPIC mountain bike trail.
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