Market Overview for Leander Heights
There are 15 active listings in Leander Heights with a median list price of $313K and a median sold price of $338K.
Homes average 7 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 4 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $220.
About Leander Heights
Leander Heights is a residential neighborhood in central Leander, Texas, bisected by US-183, which serves as both the area's main commercial corridor and its primary route to Austin and Cedar Park. Located approximately 25 miles north of downtown Austin, the neighborhood sits in the heart of Leander's original town center, close to the Leander MetroRail station, local shops, and restaurants along the highway.
Homes in Leander Heights include a mix of single-family residences, townhomes, and condominiums, with prices typically ranging from $330,000 to $700,000 depending on property type and size. Single-family homes feature modern designs with Craftsman and colonial-style elements, stone exteriors, and covered porches. The neighborhood combines older Leander properties with newer infill construction that reflects the city's rapid growth.
Leander Heights is served by the Leander Independent School District (Leander ISD), which has expanded rapidly to keep pace with the area's population growth. Students attend Leander ISD campuses, with Leander High School serving as the nearest high school. The district is recognized for strong academics and comprehensive extracurricular offerings across its growing network of campuses.
The US-183 location provides direct highway access south to Cedar Park (5 minutes) and Austin (25-30 minutes), as well as north to Georgetown and the Hill Country. The Leander MetroRail station is nearby, offering Capital Metro Red Line commuter rail service to downtown Austin. Crystal Falls Golf Club and Sandy Creek Park at Lake Travis are both within a short drive, providing recreation options for the community.
Living in Leander Heights
Leander Heights offers a central Leander location with the convenience of US-183 access, proximity to the MetroRail station, and walkable distance to local shops and restaurants along the highway corridor. The mix of housing types — from condos in the $300K range to single-family homes approaching $700K — provides entry points for a range of buyers, from first-time purchasers to those upgrading within the Leander market.
The neighborhood's position in central Leander means residents benefit from the city's expanding retail and dining options without needing to drive to Cedar Park or Austin for daily needs. The Capital Metro Red Line at nearby Leander Station adds a transit commute option to downtown Austin. Leander ISD schools serve the area, and the neighborhood has a community-oriented character. The combination of relative affordability, transit access, and Leander's ongoing growth trajectory makes the neighborhood an option for buyers priced out of closer-in Austin communities.
Things to Do in Leander Heights
- Crystal Falls Golf Club: 18-hole public golf course in northwest Leander with Hill Country views, limestone terrain, and a full-service clubhouse.
- Sandy Creek Park: Lake Travis park with boat ramp, swimming area, picnic facilities, and camping — a short drive west of the neighborhood.
- Devine Lake Park: Popular Leander city park with a lake, walking trails, playground, and picnic areas.
- Old Town Leander: Historic downtown area along US-183 with local restaurants, cafes, and the Leander MetroRail station.
- Capital Metro Red Line: Commuter rail from nearby Leander Station to downtown Austin, with stops in Cedar Park and North Austin along the 32-mile route.
Major Employers in Leander Heights
- H-E-B (Grocery & Retail): Major employer with locations along US-183 in Leander
- Leander ISD (Education): One of the largest employers in the area with campuses throughout the city
- City of Leander (Government): Municipal services for the rapidly growing city
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Round Rock headquarters approximately 20 minutes east
- Ascension Seton Cedar Park (Healthcare): Hospital in Cedar Park approximately 10 minutes south
Leander Heights Schools
Leander Heights is served by Leander ISD. Students typically attend Pleasant Hill Elementary (Leander ISD) or Pleasant Hill Elementary or Camacho Elementary or Bagdad Elementary or Whitestone Elementary for elementary school, Knox Wiley Middle School or Leander Middle for middle school, and Rouse High School or Leander High for high school.
School District: Leander ISD
Public Schools
Pre-Schools
- Primrose School of Leander - Preschool and early education center in central Leander
- KinderCare - Leander - Early childhood learning center in the Leander area
Private Schools
- Divine Savior Academy - Private school in the Leander area offering preschool through middle school
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Leander Heights?
Leander Heights is a residential neighborhood in central Leander, Texas, bisected by US-183. It is approximately 25 miles north of downtown Austin and sits near Leander's original town center and MetroRail station.
How much do homes cost in Leander Heights?
Homes in Leander Heights range from approximately $330,000 to $700,000. The neighborhood includes single-family homes, townhomes, and condos, with modern designs featuring stone exteriors and Craftsman-style elements.
What school district is Leander Heights in?
Leander Heights is served by Leander ISD, a fast-growing district recognized for strong academics. Leander High School and Tom Glenn High School serve the area.
Does Leander Heights have access to public transit?
Yes, the Capital Metro Red Line commuter rail operates from nearby Leander Station, providing transit service to downtown Austin along a 32-mile route with stops in Cedar Park and North Austin.
What is the crime profile of Leander Heights?
Leander Heights has a crime rate well below national averages. The neighborhood benefits from Leander's overall community-oriented character and growing municipal services.
What is there to do near Leander Heights?
Nearby recreation includes Crystal Falls Golf Club, Sandy Creek Park at Lake Travis, and Devine Lake Park. The Old Town Leander area along US-183 offers local restaurants and shops, and the MetroRail provides easy access to Austin's entertainment and dining.
