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Market Overview for White Wing Gardens

There are 2 active listings in White Wing Gardens with a median list price of $297K and a median sold price of $300K.

Homes average 19 days on market.

Over the past 30 days, 3 homes have sold, with 9 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $197.

About White Wing Gardens

White Wing Gardens is a residential neighborhood in Georgetown, situated in the Georgetown area within the 78633 zip code in Williamson County. The neighborhood is positioned along the I-35, SH 130, Williams Drive corridor and University Avenue, approximately 35-50 minutes via I-35 from downtown Austin. White Wing Gardens is part of the broader Georgetown area residential landscape that has seen ongoing development and population growth as the Austin metropolitan area continues to expand outward from the city core into surrounding communities.

Homes in White Wing Gardens are primarily single-family residences that reflect the development patterns typical of Williamson County communities in the Georgetown area. The neighborhood offers housing options ranging from newer construction to established homes, depending on the section and phase of development. Properties in this part of Williamson County generally sit on standard suburban lot sizes, with some sections featuring larger homesites. Nearby amenities include H-E-B, Randalls, Walmart, along with restaurants and retail along Georgetown Square and Williams Drive.

White Wing Gardens is served by Jarrell ISD. Students in the neighborhood typically attend Jarrell Elementary for elementary school, Jarrell Middle School for middle school, and Jarrell High School for high school. Jarrell ISD operates multiple campuses across the Georgetown area region and has maintained consistent enrollment growth in recent years.

White Wing Gardens residents benefit from proximity to Blue Hole Park and Garey Park for outdoor recreation, as well as commercial areas along Georgetown Square for shopping and dining. The commute to downtown Austin from White Wing Gardens is 35-50 minutes via I-35, primarily via I-35 or SH 130. Major employers accessible from the neighborhood include Georgetown ISD and St. David's Georgetown Hospital, both within a reasonable commuting distance. Grocery shopping is available at nearby H-E-B and Randalls locations. The Georgetown area continues to attract new residents drawn to the combination of residential settings, Jarrell ISD schools, and convenient access to Austin's major employment centers and entertainment districts.

Living in White Wing Gardens

White Wing Gardens provides a residential setting in the Georgetown area of Williamson County with access to local amenities, schools, and parks. The Georgetown area location offers proximity to both suburban conveniences and Austin's urban core. Nearby grocery options include H-E-B, Randalls, Walmart, and dining options are available along Georgetown Square and Williams Drive. Jarrell ISD serves the area, with students attending Jarrell Elementary, Jarrell Middle School, and Jarrell High School.

The commute to downtown Austin from White Wing Gardens is 35-50 minutes via I-35, primarily using I-35 or SH 130. Residents have access to outdoor recreation at Blue Hole Park and Garey Park, and the broader Georgetown area offers additional parks, trails, and green spaces for residents and outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood is part of the Georgetown area growth corridor that has seen continued residential development, retail expansion, and infrastructure investment as the Austin metro's population has grown. New commercial services, dining options, and recreational amenities continue to open along major corridors serving the Georgetown area community and its surrounding neighborhoods.

Things to Do in White Wing Gardens

• Georgetown Square: Historic downtown square with Victorian architecture, independent shops, restaurants, and seasonal events including the annual Red Poppy Festival.
• Blue Hole Park: Free swimming area on the South San Gabriel River with limestone bluffs, picnic grounds, and a 1.5-mile trail.
• Inner Space Cavern: Commercial cavern discovered during highway construction offering guided tours through prehistoric formations.
• Garey Park: 525-acre city park with swimming pool, equestrian trails, playground, and picnic pavilions along the South San Gabriel River.
• San Gabriel River trails: Extensive trail system along the San Gabriel River connecting parks and neighborhoods with hike-and-bike paths.

Major Employers in White Wing Gardens

• Georgetown ISD (Education): Growing school district with 22 campuses serving Georgetown and surrounding communities.
• St. David's Georgetown Hospital (Healthcare): Full-service hospital at 2000 Scenic Drive with emergency, surgical, and specialty care.
• Southwestern University (Education): Private liberal arts university founded in 1840 with approximately 1,500 students and 400 employees.
• City of Georgetown (Government): Municipal government and utilities serving the City of Georgetown in Williamson County.

White Wing Gardens Schools

White Wing Gardens is served by Jarrell ISD. Students typically attend Jarrell Elementary for elementary school, Jarrell Middle School for middle school, and Jarrell High School for high school.

School District: Jarrell ISD

Public Schools

Pre-Schools

• Primrose School of Georgetown - Accredited early education center in Georgetown serving infants through pre-K with Balanced Learning curriculum.
• Creative World School Georgetown - Preschool and childcare center offering STEAM-based programs for ages 6 weeks through 12 years.

Private Schools

• Grace Academy Georgetown - Christian private school in Georgetown serving pre-K through 12 with college-preparatory academics.
• St. Helen Catholic School - Catholic school in Georgetown serving pre-K through 8 with faith-based instruction and small class sizes.

Higher Education

• Southwestern University - Private liberal arts university in Georgetown founded in 1840, enrolling approximately 1,500 undergraduate students.

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