Bouldin Creek Real Estate

About Bouldin Creek

Bouldin Creeks settlement dates back to the turn of the century. There are many historic homes, with the largest institutional resident being the Texas School for the Deaf. The city of Austin is conducting ongoing historical property research in the Bouldin Creek area in an effort to preserve older residences.

The mix of commercial, public and residential properties in Bouldin Creek is being protected and carefully regulated with zoning. Those wishing to purchase property there for development are advised to carefully research the zoning ordinances. There are more than 2700 households and 5600 residents in the area.

The East and West Bouldin Creek Parks offer tranquil beauty and outdoor recreation. The Lester E. Palmer Community Events Center, Aditorium Shores and the Long Center for the Performing Arts are all close by and foster community involvement and entertainment.

Bouldin Creek is 50/50 multi-family and single family residences, with almost 70% owner occupancy. 295 acres are residential out of a total of 763 area acres. The large acreage set aside for nature and parks makes the Bouldin Creek area a tranquil refuge in the bustling city.

Commute

Bouldin Creek boasts convenience to downtown Austin and the University of Texas with a total commute time of less than 10 minutes via 1st St. South.

Schools

School District: Austin Independent School District

Schools: Public schools for Bouldin Creek are in the Austin Independent School District. Nearby private schools include:

• St. Ignacius Martyr School


• Montessori House of Children