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Market Overview for Saddlebrook Estates

There are 1 active listings in Saddlebrook Estates with a median list price of $669K and a median sold price of $560K.

Over the past 30 days, 0 homes have sold, with 1 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $309.

About Saddlebrook Estates

Saddlebrook Estates is a residential neighborhood in the greater Austin metro area, situated in northeast Austin within the 78665 zip code in Williamson County. The neighborhood is positioned along the I-35, US 290 East, SH 130 corridor and Parmer Lane, approximately 15-25 minutes via I-35 or US 290 from downtown Austin. Saddlebrook Estates is part of the broader northeast Austin residential landscape that has seen ongoing development and population growth as the Austin metropolitan area continues to expand outward from the city core into surrounding communities.

Homes in Saddlebrook Estates are primarily single-family residences that reflect the development patterns typical of Williamson County communities in the northeast Austin area. The neighborhood offers housing options ranging from newer construction to established homes, depending on the section and phase of development. Properties in this part of Williamson County generally sit on standard suburban lot sizes, with some sections featuring larger homesites. Nearby amenities include H-E-B, Walmart, ALDI, along with restaurants and retail along East Parmer Lane and US 290 corridor.

Saddlebrook Estates is served by Round Rock ISD. The district operates multiple campuses across the northeast Austin region and serves a growing student population. Residents of Saddlebrook Estates have access to the district's elementary, middle, and high school campuses within a reasonable commute.

Saddlebrook Estates residents benefit from proximity to Walter E. Long Park and Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park for outdoor recreation, as well as commercial areas along East Parmer Lane for shopping and dining. The commute to downtown Austin from Saddlebrook Estates is 15-25 minutes via I-35 or US 290, primarily via I-35 or US 290 East. Major employers accessible from the neighborhood include Samsung Austin Semiconductor and Amazon, both within a reasonable commuting distance. Grocery shopping is available at nearby H-E-B and Walmart locations. The northeast Austin area continues to attract new residents drawn to the combination of residential settings, Round Rock ISD schools, and convenient access to Austin's major employment centers and entertainment districts.

Living in Saddlebrook Estates

Saddlebrook Estates provides a residential setting in the northeast Austin area of Williamson County with access to local amenities, schools, and parks. The northeast Austin location offers proximity to both suburban conveniences and Austin's urban core. Nearby grocery options include H-E-B, Walmart, ALDI, and dining options are available along East Parmer Lane and US 290 corridor. The neighborhood is served by Round Rock ISD, which operates multiple campuses in the area.

The commute to downtown Austin from Saddlebrook Estates is 15-25 minutes via I-35 or US 290, primarily using I-35 or US 290 East. Residents have access to outdoor recreation at Walter E. Long Park and Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park, and the broader northeast Austin area offers additional parks, trails, and green spaces for residents and outdoor enthusiasts. The neighborhood is part of the northeast Austin growth corridor that has seen continued residential development, retail expansion, and infrastructure investment as the Austin metro's population has grown. New commercial services, dining options, and recreational amenities continue to open along major corridors serving the northeast Austin community and its surrounding neighborhoods.

Things to Do in Saddlebrook Estates

• Walter E. Long Metropolitan Park: 3,700-acre park surrounding Decker Lake with swimming, fishing, picnicking, and disc golf courses.
• Circuit of the Americas: 1,500-acre motorsports facility hosting Formula 1 United States Grand Prix, MotoGP, concerts, and events.
• Pioneer Farms: 90-acre living history farm with seasonal events, heritage livestock, and interactive frontier exhibits.
• East Austin parks: Extensive trail systems along Walnut Creek and surrounding greenbelts for hiking, biking, and nature observation.
• H-E-B Center at Cedar Park: 8,700-seat multi-purpose arena hosting Texas Stars hockey, Austin Spurs basketball, concerts, and community events.

Major Employers in Saddlebrook Estates

• Samsung Austin Semiconductor (Technology): Semiconductor fabrication facility with over 3,000 employees at SH 130 and US 290.
• Amazon (Logistics): Multiple fulfillment and delivery centers in east Austin employing thousands of workers.
• Tesla Gigafactory Texas (Automotive): 2,100-acre manufacturing facility in southeast Travis County producing Model Y and Cybertruck vehicles.
• Manor ISD (Education): Fast-growing school district serving the Manor area with multiple campuses and over 1,500 staff.

Saddlebrook Estates Schools

Saddlebrook Estates is served by Round Rock ISD. Students typically attend Redbud Elementary or Veterans Hill Elementary or Herrington Elementary for elementary school, Hopewell Middle School or Hutto Middle School for middle school, and Stony Point High School or Hutto High School for high school.

School District: Round Rock ISD

Public Schools

Pre-Schools

• Austin Community College - Northridge Campus Preschool - Early childhood education program offering infant through pre-K care at 11928 North Lamar Boulevard serving north Austin
• Sunshine School of Montessori at North Austin - Montessori-method preschool emphasizing self-directed learning and mixed-age classrooms for ages 3 and up

Private Schools

• St. Michael's Academy - Faith-based independent school in north Austin with rigorous college preparatory curriculum for grades K-12 with music and art programs

Higher Education

• Austin Community College - Northridge Campus - Community college campus on North Lamar Boulevard offering associate degrees, workforce certifications, and transfer pathways to four-year universities

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