Below are homes just listed in the Northwest Hills area of Austin, TX. Northwest Hills is a residential neighborhood just northwest of downtown Austin, known for tree-lined streets, hillside lots, and quarter-acre-plus yards that are hard to find this close to the city core. Most homes are single-family, many dating from the 1960s through the 1980s and updated over time.
The neighborhood is zoned to Austin ISD, with kids typically attending Doss Elementary, Murchison Middle School, and Anderson High School. For outdoor access, Bull Creek Greenbelt runs along the neighborhood’s edge with trails and natural pools, and Great Hills Neighborhood Park adds another 85 acres nearby. The Domain and the Arboretum, both a short drive north, cover most day-to-day shopping and dining, and the neighborhood’s position near Loop 360 and MoPac makes commuting to downtown or North Austin’s tech corridor manageable.
If you’d like more information on any of these Northwest Hills listings, click on a property to see the full details. From there, you can request more information or schedule a tour, and I’m happy to pull disclosures, sales history, and recent nearby sale data — just let me know how I can help.
What Makes Northwest Hills Different
Northwest Hills is one of the few Austin neighborhoods this close to downtown where quarter-acre-plus lots are still common instead of the exception, and because most homes date to the 1960s through the 1980s, you’ll see everything from untouched originals to full remodels on the same block — the age and condition of a specific house matters more here than in a neighborhood built all at once. A handful of townhome pockets within the area carry their own HOA covering shared landscaping and grounds, which is worth knowing before you fall for a specific listing.
Working With Me
I’m Robbie English, REALTOR and Broker at Uncommon Realty, and I work Northwest Hills regularly. Because so much of the housing stock has been individually renovated over the decades, I help buyers understand what’s actually been updated versus what a listing photo makes look updated, and I price sellers’ homes against real comps for their specific street rather than the neighborhood as a whole.
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