
$35,000,000
1500 Chris Kelley BLVD, Hutto, TX, 78634

$35,000,000
1500 Chris Kelley BLVD, Hutto, TX, 78634

$35,000,000
1500 Chris Kelley Blvd, Hutto, TX, 78634

$30,000,000
TBD FM 1660, Taylor, TX, 76574

$30,000,000
TBD FM 1660, Taylor, TX, 76574

$30,000,000
00 FM 1660, Taylor, TX, 76574

$29,999,993
2700 County Road 245, Florence, TX, 76527

$24,504,000
2005 County Road 405, Taylor, TX, 76574

$16,942,240
TBD FM 1660, Taylor, TX, 76574

$16,800,000
FM 3349 Fm-3349 RD, Taylor, TX, 76574

$16,241,100
000 Ronald W Reagan BLVD, Georgetown, TX, 78633

$16,241,100
000 Ronald W Reagan BLVD, Georgetown, TX, 78633

$16,000,000
0 CR 132, Hutto, TX, 78634

$16,000,000
0 CR 132, Hutto, TX, 78634

$15,500,000
1251 Fm 3349, Taylor, TX, 76574

$15,400,000
15650 Fm 1660, Taylor, TX, 76574

$14,652,795
1200 County Road 289, Georgetown, TX, 78633

$14,652,495
1200 County Road 289, Georgetown, TX, 78633

$14,652,495
1200 County Road 289, Georgetown, TX, 78633

$14,400,000
TBD CR 129, Taylor, TX, 76574
$14,000,000
6531 FM 2243 RD, Leander, TX, 78641
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Williamson County has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the United States over the past two decades, with a 2023 estimated population of approximately 697,000. The median household income sits around $100,000 per the Census Bureau's 2023 ACS, driven by technology and professional services employers in the Round Rock and Cedar Park corridor. Residents have access to the Round Rock Premium Outlets, the 1890 Ranch shopping center in Cedar Park, and a growing restaurant scene along Georgetown's historic square and Round Rock's downtown district.
The western portion of the county, including Liberty Hill and portions of Leander, features Hill Country terrain with larger lots and rural character. Central areas like Round Rock and Cedar Park provide established suburban infrastructure with community pools, sports complexes, and well-connected trail systems. Eastern Williamson County, anchored by Taylor and Hutto, offers smaller-town living with lower price points and close proximity to the new Samsung manufacturing campus. The county maintains over 1,500 acres of parkland and 50+ miles of trails across its parks system.
Williamson County is served by seven public school districts. Round Rock ISD is the largest, consistently earning the TEA's top accountability rating. Georgetown ISD, Leander ISD, and the rapidly growing Hutto and Liberty Hill districts serve the county's expanding population.
School District: Multiple Districts
Williamson County includes Georgetown (county seat), Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Hutto, Taylor, Liberty Hill, Jarrell, Florence, Granger, and Thrall. Portions of Austin and Pflugerville also extend into southern Williamson County.
Home prices range from the mid-$200s in Taylor and eastern Hutto to over $700,000 in established Round Rock neighborhoods. Median prices across the county typically fall between $375,000 and $475,000, with new construction prominent in Liberty Hill, Leander, and Jarrell.
The county is served by Round Rock ISD, Georgetown ISD, Leander ISD, Hutto ISD, Liberty Hill ISD, Taylor ISD, Jarrell ISD, Florence ISD, Granger ISD, and Thrall ISD. Round Rock ISD is the largest, with approximately 48,000 students.
Major employers include Dell Technologies (headquartered in Round Rock), Samsung Austin Semiconductor (new Taylor fabrication plant), Baylor Scott & White Health, Emerson Automation Solutions, and the Williamson County government.
Williamson County contains neighborhoods across its cities, including Forest Creek and Teravista in Round Rock, Ranch at Brushy Creek spanning Cedar Park and Round Rock, Sun City (age-restricted) in Georgetown, Star Ranch in Hutto, and multiple new developments in Liberty Hill and Leander.