About Scott Felder Homes for Sale
About Scott Felder Homes
Scott Felder Homes is a production builder that has established a strong presence across the Austin metropolitan area. As a large-volume builder, they operate within established master-planned communities, typically offering a range of floor plans, model homes to tour, and design center options where buyers can select finishes and upgrades. With nearly 2,000 total transactions recorded in the Austin-area MLS and 92 homes currently active, they are among the more prolific builders operating in Central Texas.
Their approach is consistent with what you would find from larger regional builders: structured communities, defined product lines, and a relatively predictable buying process compared to custom construction. The range of plans they offer, from 1,574 to 4,318 square feet, gives buyers at different price points and lifestyle needs a real set of options to consider.
Where Scott Felder Homes Builds
Scott Felder has built across a wide portion of the Austin metro. Their largest concentrations are in Austin itself (599 recorded MLS transactions), followed by Pflugerville (208), Round Rock (201), Liberty Hill (179), Leander (133), Cedar Park (117), Dripping Springs (110), Kyle (95), and Bastrop (95). That geographic spread means they have something to offer whether you are looking for a suburban setting north of Austin, a hill country location to the west and southwest, or something in the growing eastern and southeastern corridors.
In terms of specific communities, Scott Felder's most active right now is Santa Rita Ranch in Liberty Hill, with 20 active listings. Other communities with current inventory include University Heights (8 active), Blackhawk (4 active), Caliterra (3 active), Rough Hollow (2 active), and Caballo Ranch (2 active). There is also limited inventory available in Canyon Creek, Oak Ridge, and Siena.
Communities like Legend Oaks and Forest Creek have Scott Felder homes in their history but no active inventory at the moment. Worth checking back if you are specifically interested in those neighborhoods.
Price Range and Home Styles
Among the 344 closed Scott Felder transactions in MLS data, the median sale price lands at $540,000. Active listings span a wide range, with homes available well under that median and others reaching up to $1,555,000. The practical buying range for most Scott Felder buyers tends to sit in the $400,000 to $800,000 window, though their communities include both entry-level and more premium options.
Floor plans run from 1,574 to 4,318 square feet, and bedroom counts range from 3 to 5. Most buyers will find they are choosing between 3 and 4 bedroom configurations, with 5-bedroom plans available at the upper end of the size range. Bath counts mirror that spread, with 2 to 5 bathrooms depending on the plan and community.
It is worth noting that some of their communities are priced quite differently from others. A home in Dripping Springs or Rough Hollow will generally command a higher price point than something in Pflugerville or Bastrop, even if the square footage is similar. Location within the metro matters a lot, and a Neuhaus Realty Group agent can help you compare value across communities before you commit to a direction.
What to Expect When Buying a Scott Felder Home
Buying from a production builder like Scott Felder looks different from buying a resale home. Typically, you will visit a model home or sales office in the community, review available lots and floor plans, and work with the builder's sales team. From there, you will usually visit their design center to choose finishes, cabinets, flooring, fixtures, and any structural upgrades before your home goes into production.
The process has real advantages: you know exactly what you are getting, the home is new, and warranties typically cover major systems. It also has nuances that buyers new to new construction sometimes overlook. Builder contracts are written to favor the builder, and the builder's on-site agent represents the builder, not you. Having a buyer's agent from a firm like Neuhaus Realty Group costs you nothing as a buyer because the builder pays the commission. That means you get someone in your corner who can review the contract, flag potential issues, and advocate for your interests throughout the process at no direct cost to you.
Scott Felder communities also tend to have homeowner associations, with fees and rules that vary by community. Asking about HOA dues, what they cover, and any community-specific restrictions before signing is always a smart step.
