
$5,580,000
TBD Us Highway 183 S, Buda, TX, 78610

$5,580,000
TBD Us Highway 183 S, Buda, TX, 78610

$1,491,930
13303 Us Highway 183, Buda, TX, 78610

$750,000
11808 US HWY 183 Highway, Buda, TX, 78610

$550,000
8548 Old Lockhart RD, Buda, TX, 78610

$550,000
8548 Old Lockhart RD, Buda, TX, 78610

$366,990
12209 Silverton Tree BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$348,990
12213 Silverton Tree BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$336,990
12205 Silverton Tree BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$326,990
12217 Silverston Tree BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$325,000
9426 Bock RD, Buda, TX, 78610

$322,960
12112 Pike BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$309,990
12421 Silversmith LN, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$309,990
12110 Pike BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$304,910
12012 Pike BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$300,920
12113 HORSESHOE FIELD BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610

$285,000
TBD Old Lockhart RD, Buda, TX, 78610

$269,990
12103 Pike BND, Mustang Ridge, TX, 78610
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Daily life in Mustang Ridge is car-dependent and oriented toward nearby communities for most services and shopping needs. There is limited retail within the city itself, so residents drive to southeast Austin, Buda, or Kyle for groceries at H-E-B, healthcare appointments, and general shopping. Children attend Del Valle ISD schools, with bus service from the area. SH-130 provides a fast tolled connection north to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (about 15 minutes) and south toward Lockhart and San Marcos. The landscape is flat agricultural and ranch land with scattered homesteads, and the community is spread out along a few main roads rather than organized around a traditional downtown or commercial core. Community events and social life often center on local churches, school functions, and the volunteer fire department.
Mustang Ridge is served by Del Valle ISD. Students typically attend Creedmor Elementary for elementary school, Del Valle Middle School for middle school, and Del Valle High School for high school.
School District: Del Valle ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Yes, Mustang Ridge is one of the more affordable areas in Travis County, with home prices generally ranging from $225K to $450K. The lower cost of housing compared to central Austin is partly due to the southeastern location and longer commute to the city center.
Mustang Ridge is served by Del Valle ISD, which operates 16 campuses in southeastern Travis County. Students attend Del Valle elementary, middle, and high school campuses along the US-183 corridor.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 15 minutes north of Mustang Ridge via SH-130. This proximity makes Mustang Ridge convenient for frequent travelers or airport workers.
No, Capital Metro bus service does not extend to Mustang Ridge. Residents rely on personal vehicles for all commuting and errands. The SH-130 toll road provides a fast connection to the airport and eastern Austin.
Downtown Austin is approximately 25-30 minutes northwest of Mustang Ridge via US-183 or SH-130 to SH-71. Traffic conditions can extend the commute during peak hours, but SH-130 typically remains less congested than I-35.