Northwest Hills

People who live in Northwest Hills love it because of the easy highway access without the traffic and you're close, but not too close to major retailers and shopping malls. An almost private shopping area at Spicewood Springs and Mesa Dr., makes getting a quick bite to eat, filling a prescription, or picking up groceries simple for Northwest Hills residents, without venturing into the busier shopping centers at the bottom of the hill. The Northwest Hills' 4th of July Parade every summer, draws thousands from all over Austin to show their patriotism. The neighborhood parade features fun games for kids and all kinds of entertaining floats.

Northwest Hills has direct access to hundreds of retailers just 5-10 minutes away. The Arboretum mall, Gateway shopping center, Arbor Walk, and The Domain are all within just a short drive. Costco Wholesale, Sam's Club, and Whole Foods Market, as well as countless restaurants, are also in the area. Every shopping need you can think of is just minutes away for Northwest Hills residents. However, the location of the community, makes it relatively traffic free. By being at the top of a mountain with the busiest roads being Far West Blvd., Greystone Drive, and Mesa Drive, Northwest Hills remains low traffic for as busy as the area is that surrounds it.

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Northwest Hills homes are mostly custom-built sitting on slightly larger than the typical lots. Roughly 60% of the homes in Northwest Hills are one-story. Large, mature oak trees cover the community and practically cover every lot in the neighborhood. More than half of the homes in Northwest Hills were built from 1960 to 1970. Most of the rest were built from 1970 to 1990, but there are some 1990s built in the neighborhood as well. The average size of Northwest Hills homes for sale is almost 2,600 sqft and the majority of homes sit on over 1/4 acre lot sizes. The prices of the community have increased dramatically as goes with desirable neighborhoods. Northwest Hills homes for sale have a nice range with a few cresting over a $1 million for one-of-a-kind stellar views or brand new construction in the right spots. There have been several different new home builder's in the community over time, which attributes to the variety in types and appearances of houses in Northwest Hills. If you are looking for a more recently constructed home, then Northwest Hills probably isn't for you. Those seeking a more recent built home in a similar location, should try Jester or the more recent sections of Great Hills.

At the top of the mountain, Northwest Hills has their own private community with small strip shopping centers, churches, and restaurants. A Randall's grocery store and Walgreens are the staples, but dry cleaners, a Torchy Taco's, Mangia Stuffed Pizza, hair salon, Galaxy Cafe, Nelo's Cycles bicycle shop, and more are just seconds away. Northwest Hills tremendous set of schools are also just right nearby. Anderson High School, Murchison Middle School, and Doss Elementary School are all extremely popular and desirable schools for the children of Northwest Hills.