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Market Overview for Trails At Windy Hill
There are 9 active listings in Trails At Windy Hill with a median list price of $329K and a median sold price of $312K.
Homes average 30 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 33 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $181.
About Trails At Windy Hill
Trails at Windy Hill is a residential subdivision in eastern Kyle, Texas (Hays County, 78640), marketed by D.R. Horton under the community name "Southgrove." The development was approved through a Consent Agreement with the City of Kyle dated September 5, 2018, by The Trails, LLC. Home construction began around 2021, with at least six phases completed or underway.
Homes range from approximately 1,489 to 2,608 square feet in one- and two-story configurations, with 3 to 4 bedrooms and 2 to 3 bathrooms. Lots are approximately 0.17 acres (7,227 square feet). The community is governed by the Southgrove Residential Community HOA with an assessment of approximately $40 per month. The subdivision is not gated.
Community amenities include a pool with lap area, playground, pavilions with covered charcoal grills, a covered picnic area, function lawn, walking and jogging trails, and an amenity center. The subdivision is located off Windy Hill Road, approximately 4 miles east of I-35 (Exit 217). Downtown Austin is approximately 22 miles north. The area is served by Hays Consolidated Independent School District.
Kyle is approximately 22 miles south of downtown Austin along the I-35 corridor and had an estimated population of approximately 65,050 in 2025, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in the region. The Kyle city park system includes 10 developed parks on 749 total acres with over 11 miles of trails. Lake Kyle Park, a 118.4-acre flagship park with a 12.5-acre lake and 2-plus miles of hiking trails, is approximately 4 miles west of the subdivision.
Living in Trails At Windy Hill
Trails at Windy Hill features community amenities including a pool, playground, covered pavilions, and walking trails. Kyle Crossing, a 2-million-square-foot retail center at I-35 and FM 1626 anchored by H-E-B Plus, Target, and Lowe's, is approximately 4 miles west.
Hays CISD serves the community and earned a TEA rating of B (80/100) for 2024-25. Zoned schools include Camino Real Elementary (approximately 786 students), Dr. T.C. McCormick Jr. Middle School (approximately 1,272 students), and Moe and Gene Johnson High School (approximately 2,974 students). Buyers should verify exact attendance zones through the Hays CISD boundary tool, as zoning may vary by phase.
The commute to downtown Austin is approximately 22 miles north via I-35, with an off-peak drive time of 25 to 40 minutes. SH-130 and SH-45 toll roads offer an alternate route that bypasses I-35 congestion. Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 25 miles away. Electricity is provided by Pedernales Electric Cooperative and water by Goforth Special Utility District. The combined property tax rate is approximately 2.15% to 2.32% (2025), comprising Hays CISD ($1.1546), City of Kyle ($0.5957), and Hays County ($0.3999).
Things to Do in Trails At Windy Hill
- Lake Kyle Park: A 118.4-acre park — Kyle's largest developed park — with a 12.5-acre lake, catch-and-release fishing, 2-plus miles of hiking trails, a Fitness Court, and a covered picnic pavilion.
- Plum Creek Trail: A 7-mile paved trail connecting Lake Kyle, Cool Springs, Waterleaf, and Steeplechase neighborhoods, stretching from Uhland to the Blanco River.
- Plum Creek Golf Course: An 18-hole, par-71 championship course on over 200 acres at 750 Kohler's Crossing, Kyle. Features a driving range and pro shop.
- EVO Entertainment: A movies (IMAX), bowling, billiards, arcade, and dining venue at 3200 Kyle Crossing.
- Kyle Railroad Depot and Heritage Center: A historic train depot and museum in downtown Kyle.
Major Employers in Trails At Windy Hill
- Amazon (Logistics): Sortation center at Kyle Crossing Business Park; fulfillment center in nearby Buda.
- Ascension Seton Hays (Healthcare): A regional hospital in Kyle with a 24/7 ER, Level II NICU, Level II Trauma Center, and Primary Stroke Center.
- Hays CISD (Education): The public school district serving Kyle, Buda, and surrounding communities.
- FedEx (Logistics): A 200,000-plus-square-foot distribution center in Kyle along the I-35 corridor.
Trails At Windy Hill Schools
Trails at Windy Hill is served by Hays Consolidated Independent School District, which earned a TEA rating of B (80/100) for 2024-25.
School District: Hays CISD
Public Schools
- Camino Real Elementary - Hays CISD elementary serving PreK through 5th grade with approximately 786 students.
- Dr. T.C. McCormick Jr. Middle School - Hays CISD middle school with approximately 1,272 students.
- Moe and Gene Johnson High School - Hays CISD high school with approximately 2,974 students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who built Trails at Windy Hill?
D.R. Horton built the homes in Trails at Windy Hill, marketed under the community name Southgrove. The subdivision has at least six phases, with construction beginning around 2021.
What schools serve Trails at Windy Hill?
The community is served by Hays CISD (TEA B rating, 80/100). Zoned schools include Camino Real Elementary, McCormick Middle School, and Johnson High School. Attendance zones may vary by phase — verify through the Hays CISD boundary tool.
What amenities does the community have?
Trails at Windy Hill includes a pool with lap area, playground, covered pavilions with charcoal grills, a function lawn, walking and jogging trails, and an amenity center. The HOA fee is approximately $40 per month.
How far is Trails at Windy Hill from Austin?
Downtown Austin is approximately 22 miles north via I-35, with an off-peak drive time of 25 to 40 minutes. SH-130 and SH-45 toll roads provide an alternate route.
What is the property tax rate at Trails at Windy Hill?
The combined property tax rate is approximately 2.15% to 2.32% (2025), comprising Hays CISD, City of Kyle, and Hays County. Properties in special utility districts may pay additional taxes.