Market Overview for Riverwalk

There are 13 active listings in Riverwalk with a median list price of $325K and a median sold price of $318K.

Homes average 25 days on market.

Over the past 30 days, 2 homes have sold, with 31 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $178.

About Riverwalk

Riverwalk is a residential subdivision in Hutto, Texas, located in Williamson County approximately 30 miles northeast of downtown Austin. The neighborhood sits off Chris Kelley Boulevard near the intersection of SH-130 and FM 685, within the 78634 zip code. The terrain is flat to gently rolling Blackland Prairie, characteristic of eastern Williamson County. Hutto has experienced significant growth over the past decade as development has expanded northeast from Austin along the SH-130 corridor, and Riverwalk is part of that wave of newer residential construction.

Homes in Riverwalk are primarily single-family residences built from the 2010s onward, featuring one-story and two-story floor plans on quarter-acre lots. The housing stock consists of production-builder homes in contemporary suburban styles. Hutto's relatively lower land costs compared to Round Rock, Pflugerville, and central Austin have attracted homebuyers seeking new construction at more affordable price points while maintaining access to the Austin metro job market.

Riverwalk is served by Hutto Independent School District, which has grown rapidly alongside the city's residential expansion. Students in this area typically attend Nadine Johnson Elementary, Farley Middle School, and Hutto High School. Hutto ISD has added multiple new campuses over the past decade to accommodate enrollment growth driven by new housing development.

Hutto's position along SH-130 provides a tolled highway option for commuters heading south to Austin's east side, the airport, and Round Rock. The drive to downtown Austin takes approximately 35 to 45 minutes via SH-130 and I-35, or via US-79 through Round Rock. Hutto's Old Town area along East Street has a small commercial strip, and the Hutto Co-Op District is a newer food truck and entertainment venue. The city's proximity to Taylor, where Samsung is building a major semiconductor fabrication plant, has added employment options to the area.

Living in Riverwalk

Hutto has grown from a small farming town into a city of approximately 40,000 residents, and Riverwalk represents the newer development that has driven that growth. The city's commercial base is expanding but remains more limited than Round Rock or Pflugerville; H-E-B on Highway 79 is the primary grocery store, with additional retail along the SH-130 frontage. Residents often drive to Round Rock for larger shopping trips, medical appointments, and entertainment, with the Round Rock Premium Outlets and Dell Diamond about 15 minutes southwest.

Fritz Park is Hutto's primary city park, with trails, sports fields, and community event space. The Hutto Co-Op District, a food truck park and entertainment venue, has become a gathering spot for the community. Old Town Hutto along East Street features the city's famous hippo statues and a small strip of local businesses. The broader area provides access to outdoor recreation at Lake Pflugerville, Berry Springs Park in Georgetown, and the San Gabriel River corridor. Community events include the Hutto Hippo Fest and seasonal celebrations. Samsung's new semiconductor fabrication plant in nearby Taylor, representing an investment of over $17 billion, is expected to be one of the largest employers in the region and adds a major employment center within a 15-minute drive of Hutto.