Market Overview for Cat Hollow
There are 13 active listings in Cat Hollow with a median list price of $425K and a median sold price of $465K.
Homes average 32 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 2 homes have sold, with 43 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $220.
About Cat Hollow
Cat Hollow is an established neighborhood in Round Rock, located along Parmer Lane north of US-183 in the rapidly growing northwest corridor of the Austin metro. Developed primarily in the 1990s and 2000s, the community is anchored by Cat Hollow Park, a popular Round Rock recreation facility with a large community pool, disc golf course, and sports courts. The neighborhood features winding streets, mature landscaping, and a suburban setting that has served residents for over two decades.
Homes in Cat Hollow typically range from $350,000 to $600,000, with the variation driven by lot size, updates, and proximity to the park and greenbelts. The housing stock includes single-family residences in traditional Texas suburban styles — brick and stone exteriors, two-story floor plans, and attached two-car garages on lots generally ranging from 6,000 to 9,000 square feet. Newer sections built in the 2000s tend toward slightly larger homes with more contemporary layouts.
Cat Hollow is served by the Round Rock Independent School District (Round Rock ISD), which earned a "B" overall TEA accountability rating (89 of 100) for 2025-26. Students typically attend Fern Bluff Elementary or other nearby Round Rock ISD elementary schools, Canyon Vista Middle School, and Westwood High School. The Westwood attendance zone is a significant driver of home values in Cat Hollow.
Parmer Lane and US-183 provide highway access, with The Domain approximately 15 minutes south and downtown Austin 25-30 minutes south. The Lakeline Mall and Stone Hill Town Center shopping areas are within 10 minutes. Round Rock's employment centers, including Dell Technologies headquarters, are approximately 10-15 minutes northeast.
Living in Cat Hollow
Cat Hollow delivers the combination that drives most north Austin home purchases: Round Rock ISD schools in the Westwood High School zone, community amenities, and home prices that are accessible for the school quality offered. The $350K-$600K price range provides solid 1990s-2000s homes with the mature landscaping and neighborhood stability that newer subdivisions have not yet developed.
Cat Hollow Park is a genuine community asset — the large pool complex, disc golf course, sports courts, and green space make it a daily-use amenity rather than a decorative feature. The trade-off is the commute to downtown Austin at 25-30 minutes, but those working in Round Rock, along the US-183 corridor, or in The Domain area find Cat Hollow's location practical. The neighborhood has proven its staying power as one of Round Rock's most consistently popular communities.
Things to Do in Cat Hollow
- Cat Hollow Park: Round Rock park at the heart of the neighborhood with a large community pool, disc golf course, basketball courts, playgrounds, and open green space.
- Brushy Creek Trail: Paved multi-use trail system connecting parks and neighborhoods throughout the Round Rock and Cedar Park area, accessible from near Cat Hollow.
- Lakeline Mall: Regional shopping center within 10 minutes featuring 100+ stores, restaurants, and a cinema.
- Stone Hill Town Center: Shopping and dining center in Round Rock with Target, H-E-B, and local restaurants, within 10 minutes.
- Old Settlers Park: 670-acre Round Rock park approximately 15 minutes east with sports fields, fishing lakes, trails, and the Dell Diamond baseball stadium.
- Round Rock Premium Outlets: Outlet shopping center with 125+ stores in Round Rock, approximately 15 minutes northeast.
Major Employers in Cat Hollow
- Dell Technologies (Technology): Round Rock headquarters approximately 10-15 minutes northeast
- Apple (Technology): Austin campus on US-183, approximately 15 minutes south
- The Domain Employers (Technology): Meta, Indeed, Google offices approximately 15 minutes south
- Emerson Automation Solutions (Technology & Manufacturing): Round Rock campus within 10 minutes
- Round Rock ISD (Education): One of the region's largest employers with campuses throughout the district
Cat Hollow Schools
Cat Hollow is served by Round Rock ISD. Students typically attend Great Oaks Elementary for elementary school, Cedar Valley Middle School for middle school, and Round Rock High School or McNeil High School for high school.
School District: Round Rock ISD
Public Schools
Pre-Schools
- KinderCare - Parmer Lane - Childcare and preschool center on Parmer Lane near the neighborhood
- Primrose School of Round Rock at Forest Creek - Early education center in the Round Rock area
Private Schools
- Summit Christian Academy - Private K-12 school in nearby Cedar Park
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Cat Hollow in Round Rock?
Cat Hollow is an established neighborhood in Round Rock located along Parmer Lane north of US-183. It is anchored by Cat Hollow Park and was developed primarily in the 1990s and 2000s.
How much do homes cost in Cat Hollow?
Homes in Cat Hollow typically range from $350,000 to $600,000. The neighborhood features 1990s-2000s single-family homes in traditional Texas suburban styles with brick and stone exteriors.
What school district is Cat Hollow in?
Cat Hollow is served by Round Rock ISD. Students attend Canyon Vista Middle School and Westwood High School, both among the district's well-enrolled campuses.
Does Cat Hollow have a community pool?
Yes, Cat Hollow Park features a large community pool complex along with a disc golf course, basketball courts, playgrounds, and open green space. The park is a Round Rock city facility.
How far is Cat Hollow from downtown Austin?
Cat Hollow is approximately 25-30 minutes from downtown Austin. The Domain is about 15 minutes south, and Round Rock employment centers are 10-15 minutes northeast.
What amenities does Cat Hollow offer?
Cat Hollow offers the Westwood High School attendance zone in Round Rock ISD, Cat Hollow Park amenities, mature landscaping, and home prices that are accessible for the quality of schools and community offered.
