Buttercup Creek is one of Cedar Park’s original master-planned communities, close to Highway 183, and it’s a neighborhood I get a lot of calls about because of the mature oak trees and established feel you don’t find in newer builds. Homes here run from cozy townhouses to larger single-family houses, so there’s room for different budgets and lifestyles. Search the current Buttercup Creek listings below, and reach out anytime if you want my take on a specific property.
I’m Robbie English, a broker with Uncommon Realty here in Austin.
Amenities and getting around
Buttercup Creek’s clubhouses have pools, spas, water slides, tennis courts, splash parks, and playgrounds, and the neighborhood connects to an extensive network of hike-and-bike trails through Rosemary Denny Park and McCann Park. If you want a golf course close by, Twin Creeks Country Club — with its Fred Couples Signature course — is nearby in Cedar Park.
Schools
Buttercup Creek is zoned to Leander ISD, with kids attending Westside Elementary, Cedar Park Middle School, and Cedar Park High School.
Housing options in Buttercup Creek
Because it’s one of the older master-planned neighborhoods in Cedar Park, the trees here are more established than what you’ll find in newer subdivisions further out, and you’ve got a genuine mix of housing — cozy townhouses on one end and larger single-family homes on the other. That range is part of why it comes up so often for buyers who want an in-town feel without a total teardown-and-rebuild budget.
If you’re weighing Buttercup Creek against other options in town, I can walk you through how it compares to a newer community like Riviera Springs, or point you to my Cedar Park neighborhood guide if you’re still narrowing down which part of town fits what you’re looking for.
