Tarrytown Homes For Sale
Tarrytown TX Homes for Sale & Real Estate in 78703
Celebrated for its tree-canopied winding streets, grand historic estates, and prime central location along Lake Austin, Tarrytown, Texas is widely recognized as one of Central Austin’s most prestigious and historic residential neighborhoods. Encompassing primary ZIP code 78703 in Travis County, Tarrytown is bounded by Lake Austin to the west, Mopac Expressway (Loop 1) to the east, Lake Austin Boulevard to the south, and 35th Street to the north, placing residents just three miles from Downtown Austin and The University of Texas.
Tarrytown real estate offers a rich architectural landscape—from meticulously restored 1930s Georgian Colonial and Tudor revived homes to custom modern luxury estates and waterfront properties along Lake Austin. Primary sub-enclaves include Westwood, Pemberton Heights, Scenic Drive, and Enfield. Families in Tarrytown are served by the highly rated Austin Independent School District, anchored by Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and historic Austin High School.
Central Core | 78703 | Travis County
5 to 10 Mins via Lake Austin Blvd / MoPac
Westwood Country Club & Reed Park
Evaluating Luxury Estates, Historic Restorations, or Off-Market Listings in Tarrytown? For specialized buyer and seller representation across 78703 and Central Austin, contact broker Brian Talley at 512.554.9714.
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Overview
Tarrytown Community Profile, Architectural Character & Central Core Living
Tarrytown is defined by its quiet residential elegance, mature pecan and oak tree canopies, and distinct sense of community history. Just minutes from Downtown Austin, Tarrytown offers homebuyers a refined urban neighborhood experience anchored by neighborhood parks, private country clubs, and historic commercial corners.
Flagship Enclaves & Waterfront Living in Tarrytown
Scenic Drive & Lake Austin Waterfront
Scenic Drive winds along the shoreline of Lake Austin, framing some of Austin’s most exclusive deepwater waterfront estates featuring private multi-level boat docks, negative-edge pools, and expansive grounds overlooking the Hill Country.
Westwood & Reed Park Enclaves
Surrounding the historic Westwood Country Club and Reed Park, these central Tarrytown sections feature quiet winding streets, restored mid-century homes, and high-end custom architectural new construction.
Pemberton Heights & Enfield Corridor
Adjacent to Tarrytown, Pemberton Heights is an official Historic District featuring grand estate homes built in the 1920s and 1930s with sweeping city views and proximity to Shoal Creek.
Evaluating Waterfront Docks, Historic Restorations, or Custom Rebuilds in Tarrytown? Navigating Central Austin zoning, historical landmark overlays, and off-market opportunities requires specialized local expertise. Contact broker Brian Talley to review current inventory.
To consult directly with Central Texas real estate broker Brian Talley, call 512.554.9714.
Schools
Austin ISD Tarrytown Feeder Pattern & Private Academies
Public education for Tarrytown residents is provided by the highly acclaimed Austin Independent School District. Anchored by decorated Central Austin campuses, the local feeder pattern represents a major draw for families seeking historic neighborhood schools.
Active Tarrytown Feeder Campuses
Elementary School
Tarrytown students attend Casis Elementary School, a celebrated National Blue Ribbon campus located directly on Exposition Boulevard.
Middle School
Middle school students attend O. Henry Middle School, known for strong academics, athletics, and fine arts programs.
High School
High school students attend historic Austin High School (Stephen F. Austin), Texas’s oldest public high school, offering Advanced Placement and IB World curriculum.
Private Academies & Prep Schools
Tarrytown is positioned near premier private prep schools including The Kirby Hall School, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School (Lower Campus), Rawson Saunders School, and Regents School of Austin.
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Amenities & FAQ
Tarrytown Country Clubs, Parks, Shopping & Frequently Asked Questions
Living in Tarrytown provides immediate access to private country clubs, waterfront boat launches, neighborhood parks, and iconic local dining along Lake Austin Boulevard and Exposition Boulevard.
Parks, Country Clubs & Local Dining
- Westwood Country Club: Premier private member-owned club situated on 11 acres along Lake Austin, featuring tennis courts, fitness facility, olympic pool, and dining.
- Reed Park: 6-acre municipal park featuring nature trails, creek access, a public swimming pool, playground, and picnic areas.
- Mozart’s Coffee Roasters & Hula Hut: Waterfront dining icons along Lake Austin Boulevard featuring outdoor patio seating and boat dock access.
- Tarrytown Shopping Center: Historic neighborhood commercial hub featuring Tarrytown Pharmacy, local boutiques, and coffee shops on Exposition Blvd.
- Mayfield Park & Laguna Gloria: 23-acre historic estate with free-roaming peacocks adjacent to The Contemporary Austin villa and sculpture park.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tarrytown Real Estate
What is the typical price range for homes in Tarrytown?
Homes in Tarrytown generally range from $1.2 million for updated mid-century resales up to $10 million+ for luxury custom rebuilds and waterfront estates along Lake Austin.
What are property tax rates in Tarrytown, TX?
Combined property tax rates in Tarrytown (78703) typically range between 1.80% and 1.98% of assessed valuation.
How long is the commute from Tarrytown to Downtown Austin?
Tarrytown sits just 3 miles west of Downtown Austin. Commuters taking Lake Austin Boulevard, Exposition Boulevard, or MoPac Expressway reach Downtown in 5 to 10 minutes.
Which public schools serve Tarrytown?
Tarrytown is served by Casis Elementary School, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School in Austin ISD.
Searching for Historic Estates or Custom Homes in Tarrytown, TX?
Whether evaluating waterfront properties on Lake Austin, Casis Elementary feeder zones, or off-market historic estates, broker Brian Talley provides specialized local representation.
History
History & Heritage of Tarrytown in Austin, Texas
Tarrytown was originally subdivided and developed in 1915 by non-profit land developer business partners Charles A. Johnson and state politician Robert M. Hamby. The neighborhood was named after Tarrytown, New York.
Advertised as “Where Oak Trees Charm”
Promoted in the 1920s and 1930s under the slogan “Where Oak Trees Charm,” Tarrytown attracted prominent Austin business leaders, UT professors, and civic officials building custom estate residences beneath protected pecan and oak groves.
Central Austin’s Premier Residential Enclave
Today, Tarrytown maintains its historic charm, neighborhood commercial centers, and premier estate character while serving as one of the most consistently valuable real estate sectors in Central Texas.
Expert Tarrytown & Central Austin Real Estate Representation
Navigating historic landmark overlays, Lake Austin waterfront guidelines, and off-market opportunities in 78703 requires experienced local guidance.
As founder of Regent Property Group and a 5th-generation Texan, Brian Talley delivers professional buyer and seller representation throughout Tarrytown, Pemberton Heights, Westlake, and Central Austin.
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