About Easton Park Homes for Sale
Neighborhoods & Subdivisions in Easton Park
Easton Park is not a single subdivision but a collection of distinct sections and villages that have been delivered in phases over the past several years. The core Easton Park sections make up the largest share of the community and include a mix of production homes on 40-, 50-, and 60-foot lots. Nelson Village at Easton Park sits within the broader master plan and tends to offer a slightly more compact, walkable arrangement with quick access to the main amenity hub. Mirabel Park at Easton Park adds another layer of character with its own section feel, while the early Easton Park Sec 1A releases give buyers the opportunity to find some of the community's original homes, which have had time to establish mature landscaping. The Easton Park 50s collection represents a popular lot width category that hits a balance between yard space and home size that resonates with many buyers in this market.
The through-line across all sections is access to the Easton Park amenity center, called The Union. It anchors the community with a resort-style pool, fitness facility, dog park, event lawn, and a network of interconnected trails that wind through green space and around retention ponds. For buyers comparing southeast Austin options, it is worth also looking at Austin proper, where closer-in neighborhoods offer different trade-offs in lot size and walkability.
New Construction in Easton Park
New construction remains a significant part of the Easton Park story. Perry Homes leads the builder activity here with the largest volume of deliveries, followed by Highland Homes, Newmark Homes, Pacesetter Homes, and Taylor Morrison. Each builder brings a different approach to floor plans and finish levels, which means buyers can often find spec homes with upgraded kitchens, extended covered patios, and three-car garages within the same zip code as more entry-level builds. This variety makes Easton Park one of the more flexible new-construction communities in the Austin metro for buyers with different budget ranges and lifestyle priorities.
Buyers interested in new construction should understand that builder incentives fluctuate with market conditions. Working with an independent agent rather than relying solely on the builder's on-site sales team gives you someone whose job is to represent your interests at the negotiating table. The team at Neuhaus Realty Group regularly works with buyers in Easton Park and can help you compare builder offerings and negotiate upgrades or closing cost assistance.
Schools in Easton Park
Easton Park falls within Del Valle Independent School District. Elementary students in the community attend Del Valle, Hillcrest, or Newton Collins Elementary depending on their section of the neighborhood. Middle schoolers are zoned to Ojeda Middle School, and high school students attend Del Valle High School. Del Valle ISD has been investing in campus improvements and expanded programs as the district absorbs significant growth from the southeast Austin corridor. Buyers relocating from other parts of the country should visit the TEA website and the district's own site to review current ratings, extracurricular programs, and any magnet or specialty campus options available.
Because school zoning can shift as the district adds capacity, it is always worth confirming current attendance boundaries with Del Valle ISD directly before making a purchase decision based on a specific campus.
Real Estate Market Overview
Easton Park sits at an interesting position in the Austin market. It is new enough to still have active builder inventory, but established enough that resale homes are now cycling through the market with some regularity. The result is a community where buyers can choose between brand-new construction with builder warranties and resale homes that may offer quicker close timelines and already-installed upgrades like window coverings, fencing, and landscaping that builders typically exclude from base pricing.
The community trends toward mid-range pricing for the Austin metro, making it accessible for buyers who have been priced out of closer-in neighborhoods but still want the amenities and community infrastructure of a master-planned development. Four-bedroom homes represent the most active price tier, and five-bedroom layouts at the upper end of the market attract buyers who need dedicated home office space or multigenerational living arrangements. Lease listings also appear with some frequency here, which points to investor activity and gives prospective buyers useful data points about rental demand in the area. You can browse all available Austin area homes for sale to compare Easton Park against other communities across the metro.
Getting Around Easton Park
Easton Park sits along McKinney Falls Parkway with convenient connections to SH-130 (Texas 130 toll), SH-71, and Highway 183. The SH-130 corridor is a genuine commute asset for residents heading to the Domain, Round Rock, or Samsung's Taylor campus without touching I-35. For downtown Austin commuters, the drive via SH-71 to Ben White Boulevard typically runs 20 to 30 minutes outside peak hours, though rush-hour traffic on the 71/183 interchange can add meaningful time.
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is less than ten minutes from the community, which is a practical advantage for frequent travelers. The nearby McKinney Falls State Park adds a recreation outlet within a short drive, with swimming holes, hiking trails, and camping that residents use regularly. For everyday errands, the Slaughter Lane and William Cannon corridors to the west offer grocery, dining, and retail options, and the continued development of the southeast Austin commercial landscape means new options are opening regularly.
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