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Want a neighborhood that is close to Dell and Samsung? With lots of shopping and some pretty good restaurants, good schools and affordable homes? Then Copperfield may work for you.

Located in North Austin and bound by Yeager Lane to the north, IH35 to the west, Dessau Road to the east and Walnut Creek to the south, Copperfield allows for easy access to IH35, 183 and Mopac.

The Big Walnut Creek Greenbelt and Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park are central to the neighborhood and one of the highlights of living there. There’s a swimming pool, softball fields, miles of hike and bike trails, a basketball court, a volleyball court, picnic tables, a barbeque grill, a picnic pavilion and an outdoor facility that can be reserved for parties, etc.

Most of the homes were built in the ’80s, new construction continued up through 2003 to keep up with demand, thus the distinct locations and home styles. Houses average around 1400 sq ft and sell for under $100 a sq ft.

Students attend the acclaimed Pflugerville Schools including, Pflugerville Elementary, Dessau Middle School and Connelly High School.

First developed in the 1970s, the Great Hills neighborhood in Northwest Austin has grown significantly over the decades. While it still has a true neighborhood feel, it is in a great location near multiple major highways and myriad stores and restaurants, yet 20 minutes from Downtown Austin.

The neighborhood of Great Hills is located near the intersection of loop 360 and Highway 183. Loop 360 constitutes the south border of the neighborhood, while Rain Creek Parkway makes the northern boundary. The Great Hills neighborhood’s east border is also Rain Creek Parkway and Yaupon Drive is the west border, though the borders are becoming less clear over time.

The Great Hills neighborhood resides right next to the Arboretum area, which contains dozens upon dozens of shops and restaurants such as Saks 5th Avenue, Williams Sonoma, Barnes and Noble, Cheesecake Factory, PF Chang’s, Serrano’s, Macaroni Grill, Whole Foods, REI, Crate and Barrel, Costco, Sam’s Club, Target and more. Rather than being enclosed in one structure, it is one of Austin’s first outdoor mall configurations, surrounded by big box retail.  Kids enjoy the fountain and playing on the life size granite cattle sculptures grazing in the park.  The Arboretum area has several coffee shops, such as 360 Primo Coffee Shop, and great BBQ at Poke-e-Jo’s. There are two movie theaters in the Arboretum area as well.

When it comes to the Great Hills neighborhood, custom homes began to be built in this area in the 1970’s, and custom homes are still being built here today on the occasional vacant lot. They come in many shapes and sizes and home prices ranged from the $300,000’s to the $700,000s. Hilly terrain offers great views for many homes, and the Great Hills Country Club offers golf, pool and sports activities with a neighborhood feel.    Browse the active listings in Great Hills here>>.

Depending on where in Great Hills your home is, your children may go to Austin Independent School District or Round Rock Independent School District, so be sure to do your research when purchasing a home.  Click on the school name to see current Great Hills listings that feed to each one.  The AISD schools are Hill Elementary, Murchison Middle School and Anderson Hill School.  The RRISD students go to North Oaks Elementary, Canyon Vista Middle School and Westwood High School.  Either way, the schools are highly regarded and the neighborhood is highly sought after by families as a result.   Our search software allows you to do this type of search for any school in Austin, or set up your own home search here>>

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Lamplight Village is a neighborhood of approximately 1400 homes located between Round Rock and Austin. It is bordered on the north and east by the newer subdivisions of Scofield Ridge and Scofield Farms, on the south by Parmer Lane and Galway Street, and on the west by a couple of short streets and FM 1325.

Walnut Creek Park, located just to the west, offers basketball and volleyball courts, picnic areas, playground equipment, a swimming pool, and miles of trails.

Shopping at The Domain, Gateway Plaza or the Arboretum is all within a short drive. Big box stores like Fryes, Specs and Home Depot are also close by.  And the many restaurants and shops along Parmer Lane let you stay close to home to fill your daily needs.

Most of the homes were built between 1976 and 1985. The average home sells for about $110 a sq ft and is still affordable in the $130,000’s to $150,000’s. To see what’s selling today click here>>

The Lamplight Village Neighbor Association was formed originally to keep Michelin Tire Company from opening a manufacturing plant on Parmer Lane.  It’s not really active anymore but does keep a website.

Lamplight Village is in the Pflugerville school district and is served by state recognized Parmer Lane Elementary and Westview Middle schools, both of which are within walking distance of the community. Connally High serves the upper grades as well.

With easy access to the rest of Austin, a gorgeous neighborhood and amenities of all sorts just within reach, Milwood has been a good choice for housing since it was developed in the 80’s and 90’s. Running along the north/west side of Hwy 183, Milwood is bordered to the North by Parmer Lane, to the South Duval, East Amherst and the Railroad tracks to the West.

Houses in Milwood are generally entry and mid-level homes on smaller lots.  Although prices have increased over the years, most are affordable for first time buyers.

Convenient access to Interstate 35 and Loop 1 (Mo-Pac) makes Milwood an ideal location for those looking to ease their commute to and from work each day. With Parmer Lane as a border, you’re never short of shopping and dining. Go to Cool River Café for a night of dancing. Or spend the day at The Domain shopping til you drop.

The Balcones Park and Pool for residents of all ages and the Milwood Branch Austin Public Library are two great places you’ll enjoy having close by.

Milwood Neighborhood Association plans holiday events like a 4th of July parade and other things for residents that pay a small fee for joining.  They also help coordinate volunteers in the neighborhood to work on park and neighborhood projects.

Children in the area attend Summit Elementary, Murchison Middle School and Anderson High School.

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Gracywoods is a unique neighborhood conveniently tucked away in North Central Austin. Boundaries are Bittern Hollow and Lincolnshire Drive to the north, Braker Lane to the south, Metric Boulevard to the west and Lamar Boulevard to the east.  The neighborhood association includes Gracywoods Park, North Star Green Belt, miles of hike & bike trails, houses, duplexes, townhomes, condos, and apartment communities. The average home is around 1000-1600 square feet, perfect for first time home buyers and still affordable at prices between $150,000 and $250,000.

Students in Gracy Woods attend River Oaks Elementary School, Westview Middle School and Connally High School, all in the Pflugerville school district.

One of the best things about living in Gracy Woods is its access to the Gracy Woods Park and the Big Walnut Creek Greenbelt system. And then there is Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park, with a swimming pool, softball fields, miles of hike and bike trails, a basketball court, a volleyball court, picnic tables and grills.

Gracy Woods Neighborhood Association is a very active association which sponsors a dinner club, a garden club, and a babysitting co-op. The neighborhood association also helps to organize an ice cream social in the summer and holiday parties.

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Showing properties 1 - 5 of 6. See more Gracywoods community real estate.
(all data current as of 5/18/2012)

  1. 3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths
    Home size: 2,080 sq ft
    Lot size: 8,886 sqft
    Year built: 1985
    Parking spots: 2
  2. 4 beds, 3 full baths
    Home size: 2,632 sq ft
    Lot size: 8,842 sqft
    Year built: 1980
    Parking spots: 2
  3. 3 beds, 2 full, 1 part baths
    Home size: 2,149 sq ft
    Lot size: 8,058 sqft
    Year built: 1985
    Parking spots: 2
  4. 3 beds, 2 full baths
    Home size: 1,769 sq ft
    Lot size: 7,143 sqft
    Year built: 1984
    Parking spots: 2
  5. 3 beds, 2 full baths
    Home size: 1,706 sq ft
    Lot size: 9,408 sqft
    Year built: 1981
    Parking spots: 2

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