Central Austin is the city's established core: historic bungalows and grand older homes on mature, tree-lined streets, close to downtown, the University of Texas and Lady Bird Lake. Tarrytown, Old Enfield, Pemberton Heights, Clarksville, Hyde Park and Allandale each have their own character.
Tarrytown
One of Austin's most prestigious neighborhoods, Tarrytown features historic homes, tree-lined streets, and timeless charm. Just minutes from downtown, it offers an unbeatable location with top-rated schools and a strong sense of community.
Hyde Park
One of Austin's oldest neighborhoods, Hyde Park sits just north of the University of Texas campus with early-20th-century bungalows, tree-lined streets, and a close-knit, walkable feel. Downtown and Mueller are both a short drive away.
Allandale
A mid-century north-central Austin neighborhood known for ranch-style homes on tree-covered lots. Allandale offers quick access to MoPac, Burnet Road dining, and Downtown.
Old Enfield
A historic central-west Austin neighborhood between Lake Austin Boulevard and Enfield Road, with tree-lined streets and character homes just minutes from Downtown, Pease Park and Lady Bird Lake.
Pemberton Heights
An established central-west Austin neighborhood of tree-covered lots and classic homes, close to Lamar Boulevard, Pease Park and Downtown.
Clarksville
One of Austin's oldest neighborhoods, Clarksville is a walkable, historic enclave just west of Downtown with cottages, restaurants and shops along West 12th and West 6th Streets.