Northeast Austin
Welcome to convenient Northeast Austin
Northeast Austin has similarities to east Austin: steeped in history; longtime residents whose families have lived there for generations; some quiet residential areas, and some more lively ones!
About the Neighborhood
Northeast Austin is a large quarter of the city that features attractive housing prices and excellent schools. It’s the perfect Austin area for those seeking affordable homes in a convenient location.
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Points of Interest
H-E-B: Offers groceries, beer and wine, plus a deli, pharmacy and florist.
Dutch Bros: Fun-loving chain known for its teas, smoothies & coffees, as well as specialty drinks.
Rodeo Austin: You may be in Austin, but you’re still in Texas!
North East Metropolitan Park: A multiple-use recreational area with athletic fields, tennis courts, a BMX racetrack, and a skate park.
Public School info
Northeast Austin hosts 42 public schools rated good and higher by GreatSchools. You can also find 2 private and charter schools.
Commute Times
ABIA 14m. by car
Downtown 12m. by car
Boundaries
East to West: Highway 130 to IH35
North to South: Palmer to Highway 290 and 183
Nearby Neighborhoods: North Austin, Windsor Hills
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The Lifestyle
Northeast Austin is within close proximity to major tech employers, well-maintained city parks, retail shopping centers and medical facilities. This Austin area has seen huge growth and expansion over the past decade.
You’ll fall in love with
One big attraction of the area is its convenient location. The relatively central location makes it convenient to get downtown, to shopping on the northside of Austin, or to the high-tech companies on the northwest side.
Homes in Northeast Austin
Northeast Austin homes were originally the suburbs of Central Austin before the city grew out towards Round Rock, and include many well established neighborhoods, with homes primarily made of stone and brick masonry. Mature oak trees line the streets of neighborhoods like Milwood, Jollyville, Wells Branch, and the North Lamar/North Burnet areas.