Market Overview for Steeplechase
There are 7 active listings in Steeplechase with a median list price of $250K and a median sold price of $244K.
Homes average 28 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 2 homes have sold, with 23 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $166.
About Steeplechase
Steeplechase is a master-planned community in Kyle, Texas, located along the I-35 corridor approximately 20 miles south of downtown Austin. Developed in the 2000s and 2010s, the neighborhood offers affordable new and newer construction homes with community amenities in one of Central Texas's fastest-growing areas, appealing to commuters and buyers seeking value along the southern I-35 corridor.
Homes in Steeplechase typically range from $250,000 to $400,000, featuring single-family residences with modern floor plans, energy-efficient construction, and lot sizes of 5,000 to 7,000 square feet. Architectural styles include traditional Texas suburban designs with stone and siding exteriors, open-concept interiors, and two-car garages. The community includes a mix of entry-level homes and larger residences up to approximately 2,500 square feet.
Steeplechase is served by Hays Consolidated Independent School District (Hays CISD), which has invested significantly in new campus construction to keep pace with the area's rapid growth. Students typically attend one of several elementary schools in the Kyle area, a Hays CISD middle school, and Jack C. Hays High School or Lehman High School.
I-35 provides direct access to Austin, with downtown approximately 25-30 minutes north in off-peak conditions. Kyle's local commercial development along I-35 has expanded rapidly, with H-E-B Plus, major retailers, and restaurant chains reducing the need for trips into Austin. The Kyle area's continued growth has brought new parks, trails, and community facilities that enhance the Steeplechase lifestyle.
Living in Steeplechase
Steeplechase offers the most home for the money along the southern I-35 corridor, with newer construction homes from $250K to $400K that would cost significantly more in Austin proper. Buyers moving here get modern floor plans, community amenities, and the kind of square footage that central Austin's price-per-foot makes impractical.
Kyle's rapid growth has transformed the local commercial landscape — H-E-B Plus, major retailers, restaurants, and services are now available along the I-35 corridor without driving into Austin. The I-35 commute to downtown Austin runs 25-30 minutes in off-peak conditions, though peak-hour traffic can extend that significantly. Hays CISD has invested heavily in new campuses to serve the growing population, and Kyle's expanding parks and trail system provide local recreation.
Things to Do in Steeplechase
- Plum Creek Golf Course: 18-hole public golf course in Kyle featuring a Hill Country setting with rolling terrain, mature trees, and tournament-quality conditions.
- Kyle City Square Park: Downtown Kyle park with a splash pad, playground, and community pavilion that hosts farmers markets, concerts, and seasonal events.
- San Marcos River: Crystal-clear spring-fed river approximately 15 minutes south, popular for tubing, kayaking, swimming, and glass-bottom boat tours at Aquarena Springs.
- San Marcos Premium Outlets: Major outlet shopping center 15 minutes south with 140+ stores featuring designer and brand-name merchandise.
- Lake Kyle Park: City park with a fishing lake, walking trails, playground, and pavilions for community events and recreation.
- Five Mile Dam Park: Popular swimming and recreation area along the Blanco River in nearby San Marcos with natural swimming holes and picnic areas.
Major Employers in Steeplechase
- Amazon (E-Commerce & Logistics): Fulfillment center in San Marcos, approximately 15 minutes south
- Kyle-area Retail & Services (Retail): Growing commercial corridor along I-35 with H-E-B Plus, major retailers, and restaurants
- Hays CISD (Education): School district serving Kyle and the surrounding area, one of the largest local employers
- Texas State University (Higher Education): Major university in San Marcos approximately 15 minutes south
- Downtown Austin Employers (Technology & Government): State Capitol, tech companies, and corporate offices 25-30 minutes north via I-35
Steeplechase Schools
Steeplechase is served by Hays CISD. Students typically attend Susie Fuentes Elementary for elementary school, Armando Chapa Middle School or Laura B Wallace Middle School or R C Barton Middle School for middle school, and Lehman High School for high school.
School District: Hays CISD
Public Schools
Higher Education
- Texas State University - Public university in San Marcos approximately 15 minutes south, enrolling approximately 44,596 students (fall 2025)
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Steeplechase in Kyle TX?
Steeplechase is a master-planned community in Kyle, Texas, located along the I-35 corridor approximately 20 miles south of downtown Austin. The neighborhood was developed in the 2000s-2010s with modern single-family homes.
How much do homes cost in Steeplechase?
Homes in Steeplechase typically range from $250,000 to $400,000, featuring newer construction with modern floor plans, energy-efficient features, and two-car garages.
What school district is Steeplechase in?
Steeplechase is served by Hays CISD. Students attend Hays CISD elementary and middle schools and either Jack C. Hays High School or Lehman High School. Texas State University in San Marcos is approximately 15 minutes south.
How far is Steeplechase from Austin?
Steeplechase is approximately 25-30 minutes from downtown Austin via I-35 in off-peak conditions. Peak-hour traffic on I-35 can extend the commute significantly.
What amenities are near Steeplechase in Kyle?
Kyle's I-35 corridor offers H-E-B Plus, major retailers, and restaurants. Lake Kyle Park, Plum Creek Golf Course, and Kyle City Square Park provide local recreation. San Marcos outlets and the San Marcos River are 15 minutes south.
Is Kyle TX a good place to live?
Kyle is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, offering affordable homes, expanding retail and dining, and easy I-35 access to Austin. The cost of living is significantly lower than Austin proper, attracting buyers and commuters.
