Homes for Sale in Burnet Middle School

About Homes Zoned to Burnet Middle School (Austin ISD)

About Burnet Middle School

Burnet Middle School is a 6th through 8th grade campus within Austin ISD, one of the largest and most academically diverse school districts in Texas. The school has built a reputation for a well-rounded education that challenges students while celebrating individual expression. Austin ISD brings significant resources to every campus, including dedicated fine arts programs, advanced academic tracks, and extracurricular activities that let students explore their interests and build real strengths before high school.

One of the most compelling reasons buyers target this zone is what it opens up for high school. Neuhaus Realty Group agents regularly hear from families who choose the Burnet zone specifically because of the Austin ISD high school options available, which include both traditional attendance-zone campuses and competitive magnet programs. Students who thrive academically have a genuine shot at programs like the Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA), consistently ranked among the top public high schools in the nation. That kind of opportunity within a single public school district is rare, and it is a real draw for buyers evaluating this part of Austin.

TEA School Performance Data (2025)

The Texas Education Agency evaluates every public school in the state annually. Here is how Burnet Middle performed in the most recent evaluation.

TEA Distinctions Earned (7 of 7): ELA/Reading, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Academic Progress, Closing the Gaps, Postsecondary Readiness. Distinction designations recognize outstanding achievement in specific areas beyond the overall rating.

Rating History

TEA accountability ratings from 2019 to 2025. Ratings were suspended in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID.

Neighborhoods Zoned to Burnet Middle School

The Burnet zone covers a diverse swath of north-central Austin, from beloved historic neighborhoods to modern urban communities near The Domain. At the top of most buyers' wish lists is Allandale, a mid-century neighborhood defined by large oak trees, generous lots, and a strong sense of community identity. Homes here tend to be beautifully updated ranch-style houses that blend original character with modern finishes, and the neighborhood consistently attracts buyers who want a true Austin feel close to the city's best amenities.

Moving east and north, you will find Quail Creek West and Quail Valley, established neighborhoods with mature landscaping and a solid mix of single-family homes. Wooten Terrace and Northtowne offer similarly grounded options for buyers who want space and a neighborhood feel without sacrificing proximity to everything north Austin has to offer. Village Walnut Creek rounds out the single-family selection with easy access to greenbelt trails and parks that make it especially appealing for outdoor enthusiasts.

The zone also includes a strong selection of condominiums and townhomes for buyers seeking lower-maintenance living. Edgecreek Condo and Stoneleigh Condo are popular communities close to The Domain's retail and dining corridor. Waterspark Master Condominiums and Willowbrook North Townhomes add even more variety, making this one of the more housing-diverse school zones in the city. Buyers who prefer a sleek urban condo with walkable amenities and buyers who want a classic home with a big backyard are both well-served in the Burnet zone.

School Feeder Pattern

The Burnet Middle School feeder pattern draws from a large number of Austin ISD elementary campuses, reflecting the wide geographic area the school serves. Elementary schools in the zone include Allison, Baldwin, Brentwood, Brown, Bryker Woods, Cook, Dawson, Guerrero Thompson, Gullett, Lee, McBee, Padron, Pillow, Summitt, Wooldridge, and Wooten. This variety of elementary feeders brings together students from many different neighborhoods and communities, creating a campus culture that is genuinely reflective of Austin's character.

After Burnet, students have access to a remarkable selection of Austin ISD high schools. The zone feeds into McCallum High School, celebrated across Austin for its fine arts program and performing arts tradition. Anderson High School and Travis High School are additional attendance-zone campuses offering robust academic and extracurricular programming. Austin High and Bowie High School are also part of the district's broader network available to families in certain parts of the zone.

Beyond traditional attendance campuses, Austin ISD offers powerful specialized pathways for motivated students. The Liberal Arts and Science Academy (LASA) is a nationally recognized magnet program open to students across the district through a competitive admissions process. Navarro Early College High School and Northeast Early College High School give students the opportunity to earn college credits before graduation. For buyers who value academic acceleration as part of their school search, these options make the Burnet zone a standout choice.

Community & Lifestyle

Living in the Burnet zone puts you in north-central Austin, one of the city's most connected and dynamic corridors. The Domain serves as the anchor of the area's retail and dining scene, bringing together Whole Foods Market, flagship retail brands, acclaimed local restaurants, and a walkable streetscape that has transformed this part of Austin over the past decade. Major employers including Indeed, Apple, and Amazon have a significant presence in and around The Domain, making the zone particularly attractive for those who want to keep commute times short.

Beyond The Domain, the older residential neighborhoods like Allandale have cultivated their own distinct local character. Burnet Road, a fitting namesake for this zone, has become one of Austin's most celebrated dining and bar corridors, lined with acclaimed local spots that draw visitors from across the city. Neighborhood coffee shops, independent boutiques, and community gathering spaces give the older parts of this zone a warmth and walkability that buyers fall in love with.

Outdoor amenities are generous throughout the zone. Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park offers extensive trail systems for hiking, biking, and running, and the tree-lined residential streets make the neighborhoods feel refreshingly green. Quick access to Mopac Expressway and US-183 keeps downtown Austin, the University of Texas campus, and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport all within comfortable reach. Buyers exploring Austin homes for sale in this part of town consistently note how much this zone offers in terms of both daily convenience and lifestyle quality.

Real Estate in the Burnet Middle School Zone

The Burnet zone offers one of the most varied housing mixes of any school zone in central Austin. Single-family homes in Allandale, Quail Creek, and Wooten neighborhoods tend to be mid-century builds from the 1950s through 1970s, many of which have been thoughtfully renovated and expanded over the decades. These homes typically feature the generous mature trees and classic layouts that define the character of north-central Austin, and they attract buyers who appreciate both history and quality craftsmanship.

Condominiums and townhomes add significant depth to the options available here, with communities clustered near The Domain offering newer construction and low-maintenance living. The housing diversity in this zone means buyers across a range of budgets and lifestyle preferences can find a fit. You can search all current Austin area homes for sale in the Burnet zone above, with listings updated daily from the MLS.