Apache Oaks has a settled suburban character with mature trees lining the streets and established landscaping on most properties, giving the neighborhood a shaded, green appearance throughout the year. The subdivision layout includes cul-de-sacs and curving streets typical of 1980s planning, with some sections featuring greenbelt-adjacent lots along drainage easements. Sidewalks connect most sections of the neighborhood, and the flat to gently rolling terrain provides accessible walking and jogging routes. Property tax rates fall under Williamson County and Round Rock ISD jurisdictions, with combined rates near $2.10 per $100 of assessed valuation. The neighborhood maintains a quiet residential atmosphere with low-volume interior streets and limited cut-through traffic due to the curvilinear road design.
Daily shopping is oriented toward the US 79 and Red Bud Lane corridors to the north and east. H-E-B on South A.W. Grimes Boulevard is approximately 2 miles east, and Walmart Supercenter on I-35 is roughly 3 miles west along with additional retail strip centers. Cat Hollow Park, a Williamson County park with a seasonal swimming pool, sports courts, and covered picnic areas, is about 3 miles north. Old Settlers Park, a 640-acre Round Rock city park, is roughly 4 miles east with a 5-acre lake, multi-use sports fields, disc golf courses, playgrounds, and the Play for All Abilities accessible playground. Restaurants along East Main Street in downtown Round Rock include Salt Lick BBQ, Gino's Italian, and other local dining options within a 10-minute drive. The Round Rock Express minor league baseball stadium, Dell Diamond, is approximately 5 miles west and hosts games from April through September.
Apache Oaks is served by Round Rock ISD. Students typically attend Double File Trail Elementary for elementary school, CPL Robert P Hernandez Middle School or Hopewell Middle School for middle school, and Stony Point High School for high school.
School District: Round Rock ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Homes in Apache Oaks typically range from $275,000 to $400,000. Properties are single-family homes built in the 1980s and early 1990s with floor plans from 1,200 to 2,200 square feet on lots of 6,000 to 9,000 square feet.
Apache Oaks is served by Round Rock ISD. Students typically attend Brushy Creek Elementary, Chisholm Trail Middle School, and Round Rock High School. Round Rock High enrolls approximately 2,500 students and offers AP courses and career pathways.
Apache Oaks is approximately 20 miles north of downtown Austin. The commute takes 25 to 35 minutes via I-35 depending on traffic conditions during peak hours.
Old Settlers Park is roughly 4 miles east with 640 acres of sports fields, a lake, and trails. Cat Hollow Park is about 3 miles north with a seasonal swimming pool and courts. Play for All Abilities Park offers an accessible playground at Old Settlers.
Apache Oaks is in eastern Round Rock, south of US 79 (Palm Valley Boulevard) and west of Red Bud Lane, within the 78664 zip code in Williamson County. I-35 is approximately 3 miles west, and downtown Round Rock is about 2 miles southwest.
H-E-B on South A.W. Grimes Boulevard is approximately 2 miles east. Round Rock Premium Outlets on I-35 are roughly 4 miles west with over 125 stores. Walmart Supercenter on I-35 is about 3 miles west. Downtown Round Rock adds local dining within a 10-minute drive.