Market Overview for Travis Oaks
There are 5 active listings in Travis Oaks with a median list price of $600K and a median sold price of $520K.
Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $302.
About Travis Oaks
Travis Oaks is a residential neighborhood in Marble Falls, Texas, located in Burnet County in the Texas Hill Country approximately 58 miles northwest of downtown Austin. The neighborhood is divided into at least two sections, Travis Oaks Section 1 and Travis Oaks Section 2, with development dating back to 1955 and continuing through subsequent decades. Properties in Travis Oaks range from midsize single-family homes to larger lots with mature oak trees, and portions of the neighborhood have proximity to Lake Travis and the Highland Lakes chain. The neighborhood features a members-only keyed gated boat ramp and two small parks, along with a fire station that serves the surrounding area. Marble Falls itself sits on the Colorado River between Lake LBJ to the north and Lake Travis to the south, serving as the regional retail and service center for a trade area of over 121,000 people.
Marble Falls Independent School District serves Travis Oaks and operates seven campuses across the area. Marble Falls Middle School is the district's middle school campus serving grades 6 through 8. At the elementary level, the district operates Spicewood Elementary, Marble Falls Elementary, Highland Lakes Elementary, and Colt Elementary. Marble Falls High School provides secondary education for grades 9 through 12, and the district also runs an Early College High School that gives students the opportunity to earn college credits while completing their high school diploma. Marble Falls ISD is the largest employer in the city, serving students and families from Marble Falls, Meadowlakes, Granite Shoals, Highland Haven, Cottonwood, Fairland, Smithwick, Horseshoe Bay South, and Spicewood. The district covers a broad geographic footprint across the Highland Lakes region.
The Highland Lakes area provides the primary recreational draw for Travis Oaks residents and visitors to the region. Lake Marble Falls, a constant-level lake on the Colorado River, allows year-round boating, fishing, and water sports without the fluctuating water levels that affect some of the other Highland Lakes. Lakeside Park in downtown Marble Falls offers a public boat ramp, walking trails, and picnic areas along the waterfront. The city's downtown district along Main Street and US 281 contains locally owned shops, restaurants, and seasonal events including the Walkway of Lights holiday display and Bluebonnet Festival. Marble Falls sits at the intersection of US 281, Ranch Road 1431, and State Highway 71, providing access to the broader Hill Country and to Austin via SH 71. Longhorn Cavern State Park, approximately 10 miles south, features guided tours through a cave formation created by an underground river.
