Frequently Asked
What neighborhoods are in north Austin?
Quick Answer
North Austin's residential core includes Great Hills, Northwest Hills, Balcones Woods, Arboretum area, Milwood, Rattan Creek, Anderson Mill, Four Points, and Jollyville — plus townhome and condo developments near the Domain. Cedar Park and Leander, while technically separate cities, are functionally part of the north Austin residential market and fall within Leander ISD.
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