Hyde Park

Considered to be Austin's first suburb originating in 1891, Hyde Park is one of the most densely populated areas of the city. Residential, single-family homes comprise about 95% of the Hyde Park area's buildings. The gorgeous nature and attractive, charm of the older-era homes has resonated with many home buyers. Hyde Park has two historic districts, the Hyde Park Historic District and the Shadow Lawn Historic District, and features several buildings on the National Register for Historic Places. The majority of homes in Hyde Park were built in the turn of the century, from the 1900s to 1940s. There are a many custom-built more recently constructed homes erected upon tear down and scraped lots. Hyde Park has also seen an increase of duplex housing as available lots for sale for new construction are scarce.

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Hyde Park is located very near to University of Texas, the area is bordered by Koenig to the north, 38th Street to the south, Guadalupe Street to the west, and I35 to the east. The streets of Hyde Park are nicely shaded by mature trees and most Hyde Park houses are very well-maintained despite their age. The parks in the area frequently have joggers and children playing. Hyde Park is a delightful community with a tremendous emphasis on keeping the small town feel as Austin continues to expand. They even have a group called Friends of Hyde Park aimed at bringing neighbors together and keeping everyone informed on neighborhood isses.

The tree-lined streets of Hyde Park feature some of the cutest bungalows and gorgeous craftsman-style homes in Austin. The Hyde Park neighborhood continues to be a hot destination of choice for private custom home builder's and remodels for it's proximity to Downtown Austin and general appearance and aura of the neighborhood. Hyde Park has a diverse segment of resident's from retired to professionals. College age groups also seek Hyde Park living for it's immediate distance to University of Texas and trendy spots like The Triangle, which features restaurants, Flying Saucer Draught Emporium, Mandola's Italian Market and strip outlet stores.

Hyde Park features the 1.75 acre Shipe Park which is great for children. Shipe Park often has pool parties, activities, live music, screened movies, and food vendors. The Park features a swimming pool, two tennis courts, two basketball courts, picnic tables, and a playground. Also near Hyde Park is Austin Community College transformed from Highland Mall and Hancock Golf Course.

In the southeast section of Hyde Park is Hancock Golf Course. Hancock Golf Course was established in 1899 by Lewis Hancock Jr., the former mayor of Austin from 1895 to 1897. Hancock golf course is a 9-hole course that is one of the oldest golf courses in Texas. Hancock Golf Course was originally the site of the Austin Country Club and maintained 18-holes. The beautiful course features well-manicured greens that navigate the hills over Waller Creek. Hancock Golf Course provides a quick 9-holes before or after work for Hyde Park residents!