Downtown Lockhart
Artists, Remote Workers & Longtimers
The historic heart of town has colorful storefronts, early 20th-century homes, and a growing arts scene. Many homes here have been renovated or restored, and buyers love the walkability to downtown shops and restaurants. Good mix of older locals and new arrivals.
Median Home Price: ~$310,000
Other walkable, historic districts:
- Downtown Georgetown
- Elgin Historic Core
- San Marcos East End
Windridge
Families & First-Time Buyers
This established neighborhood sits just west of downtown and offers solid starter homes with good-sized yards and quiet streets. Homes are mostly single-story, built in the 1990s and early 2000s, with mature trees and a more traditional suburban layout. The vibe is young families and community connections.
Median Home Price: ~$280,000
Other similar neighborhoods:
- Hometown Kyle
- Creek Bend (Hutto)
- South Creek (Round Rock)
Clear Fork Neighborhood
New Construction & Young Families
Clear Fork is one of Lockhart’s newest developments, offering brand-new homes at prices you won’t find in Austin. These homes tend to be smaller than in other suburbs, but you get modern finishes, energy efficiency, and builder warranties. Great for first-time buyers or people relocating from urban areas.
Median Home Price: ~$320,000
Other new-build alternatives:
- Anthem (Kyle)
- Cottonwood Creek (San Marcos)
- Emory Farms (Hutto)