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$459,000
4bd3ba3,300 sf
316 Carrington ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
Huttoparke
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$396,000
4bd3ba2,343 sf
205 Rinehardt ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$349,000
4bd3ba2,403 sf
524 Carrington ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$325,000
3bd3ba2,324 sf
128 Carrington ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$285,000
4bd2ba1,924 sf
316 Flinn ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$280,000
3bd2ba1,677 sf
211 Almquist ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$280,000
3bd2ba1,295 sf
202 Flinn ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$275,000
4bd3ba2,126 sf
114 Almquist ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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$240,000
3bd2ba1,397 sf
126 Rinehardt ST, Hutto, TX, 78634
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Market Overview for Huttoparke
There are 9 active listings in Huttoparke with a median list price of $285K and a median sold price of $270K.
Homes average 62 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 2 homes have sold, with 25 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $158.
About Huttoparke
Huttoparke is a residential neighborhood in Hutto, Texas, located in northern Williamson County approximately 25 miles northeast of downtown Austin and 8 miles east of Round Rock. The neighborhood sits in the 78634 zip code and is positioned east of Enclave at Brushy Creek and west of Creek Bend within the broader Hutto area. Huttoparke was developed beginning in 2003 as part of Hutto's expansion from its historic town center along US-79. The community encompasses mid-sized residential lots with typical street patterns and a mix of home ages reflecting development from the 2000s through the 2010s. Hutto itself is situated along the intersection of US-79 and FM 685, serving as the central commerce and government hub for the region, with the historic Hutto town square providing cultural and civic identity for the area.
Homes in Huttoparke range from approximately $275,000 to $550,000, with median prices around $385,000 and an average price per square foot near $185. The neighborhood consists primarily of three-bedroom and four-bedroom single-family homes ranging from 1,400 to 2,400 square feet on lots averaging 0.25 acres. Construction styles include traditional Texas brick, fiber cement siding, and pitched roofs common to suburban developments of the 2000s and early 2010s. Many homes feature covered front porches, carports or single-car garages, and modest landscaping. The neighborhood appeals to first-time homebuyers, young families, and those seeking proximity to employment corridors while maintaining affordability relative to central Austin. Homes in Huttoparke typically remain on the market 40 to 50 days, reflecting solid buyer demand in the growing Hutto area.
Huttoparke is served by Hutto Independent School District, a district encompassing 14 schools with approximately 10,000 students across northern Williamson County. Students in Huttoparke typically attend one of several elementary schools including Ray Elementary or Nadine Johnson Elementary for grades Pre-K through 5, progressing to either Hutto Middle School or Farley Middle School for grades 6 through 8, and feeding into Hutto High School for grades 9 through 12. Hutto ISD has been expanding rapidly with new school construction matching the region's growth. The district serves a diverse student population with 70% minority enrollment and 30.9% economically disadvantaged students, reflecting the broader demographics of the Hutto area. Class sizes and student-teacher ratios are competitive with central Texas districts.
The commute from Huttoparke to downtown Austin takes approximately 35 to 45 minutes via US-79 north to Loop 1, depending on traffic conditions. The Hutto town center with grocery stores, retail, and restaurants is roughly 5 minutes away along US-79 and FM 685. Major regional employers are increasingly accessible from Hutto as the Innovation Corridor develops along US-79 and SH-130. Samsung's USA FAB and Tesla's Giga Factory are located approximately 20 to 30 minutes south near Austin, providing high-wage employment opportunities for residents in manufacturing, engineering, and operations. Round Rock's commercial district and technology companies are 15 to 20 minutes west via Highway 79. Capital Metro bus service connects to the broader Austin transit network, and the planned commuter rail expansion may eventually provide direct rail access to downtown Austin.