
$10,500,000
208 Ashworth DR, Austin, TX, 78746

$10,500,000
208 Ashworth DR, Austin, TX, 78746

$6,350,000
4703 Timberline DR, Austin, TX, 78746

$5,950,000
303 Farley TRL, Austin, TX, 78746

$3,950,000
4831 Rollingwood DR, Rollingwood, TX, 78746

$3,888,888
5 Inwood CV, Austin, TX, 78746

$3,500,000
2805 Hatley DR, Austin, TX, 78746

$2,249,900
102 Laura LN, Austin, TX, 78746
There are 3 active listings in Rollingwood with a median list price of $3.9M and a median sold price of $2.9M.
Homes average 89 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 1 homes have sold, with 15 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $1106.
Rollingwood is a small incorporated city of approximately 1,600 residents in Travis County, situated between central Austin and Bee Cave along Bee Caves Road (RR-2244). The city occupies less than one square mile and is bordered by Zilker Park to the east, the Barton Creek Greenbelt to the north, and the city of West Lake Hills to the west. Despite its tiny footprint, Rollingwood is one of the most established residential enclaves in the Austin area, with homes dating back to the 1950s and 1960s when the subdivision was first developed.
Real estate in Rollingwood is among the most expensive in the Austin metro. Home prices typically range from $800K for smaller original homes on standard lots to well over $2 million for larger renovated or custom-built properties. The neighborhood consists entirely of single-family homes on lots typically ranging from 0.15 to 0.5 acres. Original mid-century ranch homes are being steadily replaced by modern custom builds, which can exceed 4,000 square feet and list above $2.5 million.
Rollingwood is served by Eanes ISD, one of the highest-rated school districts in Texas. The district enrolls approximately 8,000 students across nine campuses. Westlake High School, the district's sole high school, consistently ranks among the top public high schools in Texas for academics and athletics. The Chaparrals football program has won multiple state championships. Forest Trail Elementary is the designated elementary school for most Rollingwood addresses.
Rollingwood has direct access to MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) and Bee Caves Road, providing a 10-minute drive to downtown Austin. The Barton Creek Greenbelt trailhead at the Gus Fruh access point is within walking distance for many residents. The Barton Creek Square Mall is less than a mile away, and the shops and restaurants along Bee Caves Road provide extensive retail options. The city has no commercial zoning within its limits, maintaining its purely residential character.
Rollingwood has approximately 1,600 residents in a 0.6-square-mile area of western Travis County, positioned between central Austin and the Bee Cave corridor along Bee Cave Road. The population is predominantly affluent, with median household incomes well above the Austin metro average and among the highest in the region. Most residents are homeowners in established single-family properties, many of which date to the 1950s through 1980s and have been renovated or rebuilt over the decades. The age distribution includes a mix of young families drawn by Eanes ISD schools and long-term empty nesters who have lived in the community for 20 or more years. The demographic profile is primarily white, with a small but growing Asian and Hispanic population.
Day-to-day life in Rollingwood benefits from its central location between downtown Austin and the Hill Country. Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool, and the Barton Creek Greenbelt are all within a few minutes' drive or bike ride. Grocery shopping and dining options line Bee Cave Road (FM 2244) and nearby South Lamar Boulevard. Children attend Eanes ISD schools, including Rollingwood Elementary, which is within the city limits and consistently rated among the top elementary schools in the area. The city maintains a small park and a community swimming pool that serves as a neighborhood gathering spot in summer months. Downtown Austin is roughly 10 minutes east, and the Hill Country Galleria shopping area in Bee Cave is 10 minutes west. Despite being surrounded by Austin on most sides, Rollingwood maintains its own city government, police department, and a low property tax rate.
Rollingwood is served by Eanes ISD. Students typically attend Eanes Elementary or Cedar Creek Elementary (Eanes ISD) for elementary school, Hill Country Middle School for middle school, and Westlake High School for high school.
School District: Eanes ISD
Rollingwood is approximately 5 miles from downtown Austin. The drive via MoPac Expressway (Loop 1) takes about 10 minutes during off-peak hours. Zilker Park and Barton Springs are immediately adjacent.
Rollingwood is served by Eanes ISD, consistently ranked among the top public school districts in Texas. Most Rollingwood children attend Forest Trail Elementary and Westlake High School.
Rollingwood home prices typically range from $800K for smaller original homes to over $2 million for renovated or custom-built properties. New custom builds can exceed $2.5 million. It is one of the most expensive areas in the Austin metro.
Yes, Rollingwood is an independently incorporated city of about 1,600 residents within Travis County. It has its own city government, police force, and zoning but is surrounded by Austin and shares the Austin mailing address.
Rollingwood is adjacent to Zilker Park, the Barton Creek Greenbelt, and Barton Springs Pool. Barton Creek Square mall is less than a mile away, and the shops and restaurants of Bee Caves Road are just outside city limits.
No, Rollingwood has no commercial zoning within its city limits and is entirely residential. Shopping, dining, and services are available immediately outside the city along Bee Caves Road and at Barton Creek Square.
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