
$589,000
140 County Road 167, Georgetown, TX, 78626
Day-to-day life in Weir is quiet and car-dependent, as there are no grocery stores, restaurants, or major services within the community itself. Residents drive to Georgetown (about 10 minutes south) for shopping at H-E-B or Walmart, medical visits, and dining. Children attend Georgetown ISD schools, which are consistently rated among the stronger districts in Williamson County and have seen significant campus expansion in recent years. The surrounding landscape is flat agricultural land with scattered ranch properties, hay fields, and cattle operations. Community life revolves around Georgetown's downtown square, local church congregations, and school activities. I-35 is accessible within a few minutes via FM 971, putting Round Rock 20 minutes south and downtown Austin about 40 minutes away during non-peak hours.
Weir is served by Georgetown ISD. Students typically attend Pat Cooper Elementary or James E Mitchell Elementary or Williams Elementary for elementary school, Charles A Forbes Middle School or Wagner Middle School for middle school, and East View High School or Georgetown High School for high school.
School District: Georgetown ISD
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.
Weir is an unincorporated community on FM 972 in Williamson County, approximately 5 miles north of Georgetown and 35 miles north of downtown Austin. It is a small rural community surrounded by farmland and cattle pastures.
Weir is in Georgetown ISD, which serves approximately 14,000 students with consistent TEA A-ratings. Students attend Georgetown ISD campuses about 5-10 minutes south, including Georgetown High School.
Homes in Weir range from $200K for older properties to $450K for newer houses. Acreage tracts of 5 to 20 acres list from $300K to $700K, offering affordable rural living north of Georgetown.
Weir is approximately 35 miles and 35-40 minutes north of downtown Austin via I-35. Georgetown, 5 minutes south, provides the nearest H-E-B, medical clinics, restaurants, and retail shopping.
Weir remains a small rural community, but Georgetown's northward expansion has increased development pressure and land values in the area. The community currently has no subdivisions, though some surrounding acreage has been sold for future development.