your logo, your brand
you are here:
- Colts Hammer Woeful Rams
- How to choose the Perfect Lighting For the aquarium
- Back Pain Relief That is Effective
- Can American Bikers Unite To Protect Themselves Before It Is Too Late?
- The Problem With Free Film Downloads
- Great Money Saving Tips
- What You Need to Know About Taking Cialis
- Acai Found to Kill Cancer Cells
- Payday Loan Offers Deals
- Discount Dansko Shoes - Store
- Madame Butterfly: Review of the Opera
- Executive Job Search Tips - How To Prepare An Executive Level Job Resume
| Austin's Shady Hollow Neighborhood |
| Written by Brian Talley |
| Saturday, 06 March 2010 08:32 |
|
The Shady Hollow neighborhood in southwest Austin offers a family-friendly atmosphere with plenty of activities and amenities. The area was established in the 1970s and is made up of several popular developments including Shady Hollow Estates, Shady Hollow Meadows, and Barker Ranch at Shady Hollow. Its small-town feel and location relatively close to downtown has made it a favorite neighborhood in the last years. Residents are just minutes from Interstate 35 and can be downtown within 15-20 minutes.
The Shady Hollow neighborhood in southwest Austin offers a family-friendly atmosphere with plenty of activities and amenities. The area was established in the 1970s and is made up of several popular developments including Shady Hollow Estates, Shady Hollow Meadows, and Barker Ranch at Shady Hollow. Its small-town feel and location relatively close to downtown has made it a favorite neighborhood in the last years. Residents are just minutes from Interstate 35 and can be downtown within 15-20 minutes. The neighborhood is bordered by Squirrel Hollow to the north, El Dorado Trail to the south, Doe Run and others to the east, and Lost Oasis Hollow to the west. Prospective homebuyers will find homes ranging in price from $200,000 to $300,000, usually with 3-6 bedrooms. The average home sale price in 2009 was $257,000. Brick exteriors and two-story floor plans are characteristic of homes in the neighborhood. The Austin Independent School District is the primary school in the area, which is another thing that draws many residents to the neighborhood. Students will attend Baranoff Elementary, Bailey Middle School, and Bowie High School, all of which are known for their excellent academics, knowledgeable faculty, and many extracurricular activities. There are also several private schools in the area including Legacy Oaks Children's School, Montessori School-White Bird, and Strickland Christian School. Many residents of Shady Hollow enjoy the area because they're a relatively short commute to downtown while still being just minutes from several retail, dining, and entertainment opportunities. For groceries, there are many options a short drive away including H.E.B., and Randall's. The Shady Hollow Village Shopping Center, located at Brodie and Slaughter, features many popular dining venues and retail locations. For a bite to eat, residents will find plenty of Austin favorites nearby. Galaxy Caf, located on the corner of Slaughter and Brodie, draws diners for its delicious selection of breakfast and lunch. The well-known Caf 1626 is located along Manchaca Road and serves burgers, pizza, and more, in a friendly and casual atmosphere. Shady Hollow is bordered by a greenbelt and nature preserve that offer plenty of opportunity for recreation. Several hiking and biking trails wind through the area and provide the perfect spot for an afternoon walk. Capistrano Park and Shady Hollow West Park are a great place to spend a sunny Austin day with their picnic areas, playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, and swimming areas. The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is just minutes away and offers beautiful views of the Texas Hill Country. About the Author: This article was provided by Brian Talley of Regent Property Group LLC, an Austin REALTOR providing information about Shady Hollow homes for sale and Austin luxury homes in your neighborhood. |