Market Overview for Parkside Elementary
There are 123 active listings in Parkside Elementary with a median list price of $667K and a median sold price of $640K.
Homes average 77 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 26 homes have sold, with 365 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $243.
About Parkside Elementary
Parkside Elementary, one of 30 elementary schools in Leander Independent School District, serves grades PK-5. The campus enrolled approximately 807 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 14:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, and the standard LISD elementary curriculum. Parkside Elementary feeds Florence W Stiles Middle for grades 6-8; Florence W Stiles Middle students then continue to Rouse High School (UIL Class 6A; mascot: Raiders).
Leander ISD earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for the 2025-26 school year (87 of 100), with 32 of its 47 rated campuses earning an A or B. LISD operates 48 campuses serving approximately 42,000 students (2025-26), with district administration at 204 West South Street in Leander. The district covers approximately 200 square miles of northwestern Williamson and Travis counties, serving the cities of Leander and Cedar Park along with portions of Austin (northwest), Georgetown, Jonestown, and Round Rock.
Living in Parkside Elementary
The Florence W. Stiles Middle School attendance zone covers the Crystal Falls / NE Leander area along Crystal Falls Parkway and Bagdad Road north. The campus at 1715 Heritage Grove Trail sits in the Crystal Falls master-planned community area. Stiles MS is the primary feeder for Rouse HS, with attendance reaching into the Liberty Hill Highlands / Mason Hills residential corridors.
The Rouse High School attendance zone covers northeast Leander, primarily along the Crystal Falls Parkway / Hero Way corridors and the Bagdad Road north area. The campus sits at 1222 Raider Way in Leander, in the City of Leander which operates in both Travis and Williamson counties. Rouse opened in 2008 to address overcrowding in LISD; it opened initially with a freshman class only and expanded to grades 9-12 by its fourth year.
Established and master-planned neighborhoods in the Rouse HS zone include Crystal Falls (the master-planned community around the Crystal Falls Golf Club along Crystal Falls Parkway), the Liberty Hill Highlands, Mason Hills, the Highland Oaks neighborhoods, and the larger Bagdad Road north residential corridor toward Liberty Hill. Crystal Falls Parkway (FM 2243) runs east-west through the heart of the zone connecting US-183 to Liberty Hill.
Day-to-day retail centers on the US-183 / 183A frontage in Leander (HEB Plus, Northline Leander mixed-use development), the FM 2243 / Crystal Falls / Hero Way retail strip, and the Bagdad / Old Town Leander commercial. Larger retail at the HEB Center at Cedar Park and Cedar Park Town Center. Healthcare access centers on Ascension Seton Cedar Park on Medical Parkway and Baylor Scott & White Cedar Park.
Outdoor recreation centers on Crystal Falls Golf Club (the public daily-fee course at the heart of the master-planned community), the Brushy Creek Regional Trail (which extends from Leander south through Cedar Park to Round Rock), and the surrounding Devine Lake Park and Williamson County trail systems. The 183A toll road provides fast access toward central Leander and Cedar Park. The Hill Country wineries along Hwy 290 (~30 minutes west) and the Leander Roughs / Liberty Hill area sit at the northwestern edge.
Things to Do in Parkside Elementary
- Crystal Falls Golf Club: Public daily-fee 18-hole golf course along Crystal Falls Parkway — the central recreation amenity of the Crystal Falls master-planned community inside the Rouse zone.
- Brushy Creek Regional Trail: Multi-mile shared-use trail along Brushy Creek connecting Leander south through Cedar Park to Round Rock.
- Devine Lake Park: City of Leander park with a small fishing lake, walking trails, and playgrounds.
- Northline Leander development: Master-planned mixed-use development on US-183 / 183A bringing retail, office, and residential to central Leander.
- Liberty Hill Highlands & Bagdad Road north corridor: The Bagdad Road north corridor toward Liberty Hill connects through rolling Hill Country terrain with custom-home subdivisions and ranch-acreage developments.
Major Employers in Parkside Elementary
- Leander Independent School District (Education): Rouse HS (~2,460 students) plus surrounding feeder schools — LISD is one of Leander's largest employers.
- Ascension Seton Cedar Park / Baylor Scott & White Cedar Park (Healthcare): Cedar Park's two acute-care hospital campuses.
- City of Leander + Williamson County (Local Government): City of Leander operations and Williamson County offices.
- Northline Leander development tenants (Retail / Office): Master-planned mixed-use development on US-183 / 183A.
- Hill Country corridor employers (Retail / Hospitality): Hill Country wineries, ranch-and-acreage operations, and the Cedar Park retail corridor employ Rouse-zone residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Parkside Elementary serve?
Parkside Elementary serves grades PK-5 in Leander Independent School District. The campus enrolled approximately 807 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 14:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
What is Parkside Elementary's feeder pattern?
Parkside Elementary feeds Florence W Stiles Middle for grades 6-8; Florence W Stiles Middle students continue to Rouse High School for grades 9-12. All LISD students attend one of six traditional high schools (all UIL Class 6A).
How is Parkside Elementary rated?
Parkside Elementary operates inside Leander ISD, which earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating for 2025-26 (87 of 100, with 32 of 47 rated campuses earning an A or B).
Which programs does the campus offer?
Parkside Elementary offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, and the standard LISD elementary curriculum.
How many schools does Leander ISD operate?
LISD operates 48 campuses serving approximately 42,000 students (2025-26): 30 elementary schools, 9 middle schools, 6 traditional high schools (all UIL Class 6A), and 3 specialty programs.
