
$2,900,000
6309 Northgrove RD, Austin, TX, 78731

$2,900,000
6309 Northgrove RD, Austin, TX, 78731

$2,880,000
5819 Westslope DR, Austin, TX, 78731

$2,000,000
5800 Lookout Mountain DR, Austin, TX, 78731

$2,000,000
5801 Valley CIR, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,848,000
4600 Cat Mountain DR, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,750,000
6209 Ledge Mountain DR, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,650,000
4508 Knapp Hollow, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,499,000
5910 Doone Valley CT, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,299,000
5900 Westslope DR, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,249,000
4801 Fern HOLW, Austin, TX, 78731

$1,150,000
5902 Down Valley CT, Austin, TX, 78731

$998,000
6033 Mount Bonnell CV, Austin, TX, 78731

$885,000
4605 Beechwood HOLW, Austin, TX, 78731

$629,900
5701 Westslope DR #16, Austin, TX, 78731
There are 10 active listings in Cat Mountain with a median list price of $1.6M and a median sold price of $980K.
Homes average 75 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 24 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $507.
Cat Mountain is a higher-priced residential neighborhood in west Austin, perched on the limestone hills along Loop 360 (Capital of Texas Highway) between MoPac Boulevard and Lake Austin. The neighborhood occupies elevated terrain with panoramic Hill Country views, proximity to Mt. Bonnell, and the wooded, natural setting that defines west Austin's most sought-after addresses. Cat Mountain's location along the 360 corridor places it among the area's leading neighborhoods alongside Westlake, Rob Roy, and Jester Estates.
Homes in Cat Mountain range from approximately $700,000 to over $2 million, with the highest prices commanded by custom homes on large lots with panoramic views of the Hill Country or Lake Austin. Architectural styles include contemporary Hill Country designs, Mediterranean-influenced estates, and traditional custom homes built from the 1980s through the 2010s. Lots tend to be generous, with mature live oaks, juniper, and native landscaping on terrain that ranges from gently rolling to dramatically hilly.
Cat Mountain is primarily served by the Austin Independent School District (Austin ISD), with students typically attending Doss Elementary, Murchison Middle School, and Anderson High School. Some properties on the western edge may fall within Eanes ISD and the Westlake High School attendance zone. The combination of Austin ISD and potential Eanes ISD access adds complexity but also flexibility for buyers.
Loop 360 provides the primary transportation corridor, connecting to MoPac Boulevard for downtown Austin commutes of 15-20 minutes and to US-183 for access to the Arboretum and northwest Austin employment centers. The 360 corridor is scenic but can experience traffic congestion during peak hours. Nearby amenities include the shops and restaurants along 360 and Westlake Drive, as well as direct access to the Barton Creek Greenbelt and Mt. Bonnell.
Cat Mountain offers the Hill Country views and wooded privacy of west Austin's higher-priced neighborhoods at prices that, while substantial at $700K-$2M+, remain more accessible than the most expensive estates in nearby Rob Roy or Barton Creek. Custom homes on elevated lots with panoramic views draw buyers to the natural setting and quiet feel of the 360 corridor.
The lifestyle is oriented around outdoor living: many homes feature expansive decks and patios built to take advantage of views, and the neighborhood provides access to the Barton Creek Greenbelt, Mt. Bonnell, and the lake. Downtown Austin is 15-20 minutes via MoPac, and the Arboretum shopping area is approximately 10 minutes north. The Loop 360 commute during peak hours is the primary trade-off — the scenic two-lane highway was not built for today's traffic volumes — but residents generally accept it as the cost of living in one of Austin's most scenic residential settings.
Cat Mountain is served by Austin ISD. Students typically attend Highland Park Elementary or Doss Elementary (Austin ISD) for elementary school, Lamar Middle School (Austin ISD) or Murchison Middle School for middle school, and McCallum High School or Anderson High School for high school.
School District: Austin ISD
Cat Mountain is a higher-priced residential neighborhood in west Austin, located on elevated terrain along Loop 360 (Capital of Texas Highway) between MoPac and Lake Austin. It sits near Mt. Bonnell and offers panoramic Hill Country views.
Homes in Cat Mountain range from approximately $700,000 to over $2 million. Custom homes on large lots with Hill Country or Lake Austin views command the highest prices.
Cat Mountain is primarily served by Austin ISD, with students attending Doss Elementary, Murchison Middle School, and Anderson High School. Some western properties may be zoned to Eanes ISD and Westlake High School.
Cat Mountain is approximately 15-20 minutes from downtown Austin via MoPac. The Arboretum is about 10 minutes north. Loop 360 can experience congestion during peak hours.
Cat Mountain offers Hill Country views, wooded privacy, and proximity to Mt. Bonnell and Lake Austin on the scenic Loop 360 corridor. Custom homes on elevated lots provide the natural setting and low density that define west Austin's higher-priced neighborhoods.
Yes, Cat Mountain is located between Loop 360 and Lake Austin. Residents have convenient access to boat ramps, marinas, waterfront dining, and water recreation on Lake Austin.
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