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Parmer Ranch is one of Georgetown's most active master-planned communities, sitting in Williamson County just north of Austin's urban core. The community blends suburban convenience with Hill Country proximity, offering a range of home sizes from compact cottages to spacious five-bedroom plans on generous lots. With multiple builders actively constructing new homes and a well-established school pipeline through Georgetown ISD, Parmer Ranch draws buyers who want a newer, well-amenitized community without sacrificing access to major employers along the 183A and I-35 corridors. Neighborhoods | Schools | New Construction | Market Overview | Getting Around | FAQs
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About Parmer Ranch Homes for Sale
Neighborhoods & Subdivisions in Parmer Ranch
Parmer Ranch is structured around several distinct sub-sections, each offering slightly different lot configurations and price points. The core Parmer section anchors the community and accounts for the bulk of available inventory, with homes spread across multiple phases of development. Phase numbering in Parmer Ranch matters because earlier phases tend to have more established landscaping and closer proximity to community amenities, while later phases are still seeing active construction and can offer the appeal of brand-new, never-lived-in homes.
Parmer Ranch 60 represents the premier tier within the community, with wider lots that accommodate larger footprints and more architectural variety. Buyers drawn to this section typically want a little more breathing room between neighbors, a three-car garage option, or an outdoor living area that wouldn't fit on a standard 50-foot lot. The Cottages at Parmer Ranch sits at the other end of the spectrum, offering a more compact, lower-maintenance option that still plugs into all the same community amenities and school zoning. Parmer Ranch Phase 7 and the various Phase 2, 3, 4, and 17 sections round out the lineup with standard single-family product across a wide range of configurations.
Schools in Parmer Ranch
Parmer Ranch feeds into Georgetown ISD, one of the faster-growing school districts in the Austin metro. Elementary students attend Jo Ann Ford Elementary, a campus that has grown alongside the community itself and benefits from the newer construction and enrollment investment that comes with a developing master-planned neighborhood. From there, students move on to Douglas Benold Middle School before completing their secondary education at Georgetown High School.
Georgetown ISD has invested significantly in facilities and programming as the district has expanded, and Georgetown High School offers a range of AP coursework, athletics, and extracurricular options typical of a large suburban campus. For buyers evaluating school options across multiple communities, it's worth noting that Georgetown ISD boundaries don't overlap with Austin ISD or Round Rock ISD, so Parmer Ranch is firmly within Georgetown's orbit.
New Construction in Parmer Ranch
New construction is a defining feature of Parmer Ranch right now. Several builders are actively selling and delivering homes throughout the community, with Westin Homes and Coventry Homes representing the largest presence. Perry Homes, Empire Communities, and Sitterle Homes round out the builder lineup, each bringing a somewhat different floor plan philosophy and finish level to the mix.
Westin Homes tends to offer larger plans with open-concept layouts and elevated standard finishes. Coventry Homes is known for flexible design options that let buyers personalize their home through a design center process. Perry Homes is a volume builder with proven floor plans and strong warranty support. Empire Communities and Sitterle Homes bring additional variety and, in Sitterle's case, a reputation for quality that often draws buyers comparing custom-adjacent builders.
Buying new construction in Parmer Ranch means working with builder sales agents who represent the builder, not you. Having a buyer's agent from Neuhaus Realty Group in your corner costs you nothing out of pocket and gives you someone whose job is to protect your interests through the contract, inspection, and closing process.
Real Estate Market Overview
Parmer Ranch sits in a competitive but measured segment of the greater Austin market. The community leans heavily toward newer construction, which means buyers are often comparing builder spec homes against each other rather than evaluating decades of resale inventory. This dynamic gives buyers real negotiating leverage on spec homes, particularly those that have been sitting while the builder finishes later phases.
The blend of three, four, and five-bedroom homes across multiple price tiers makes Parmer Ranch one of the more accessible larger communities in Williamson County without being the least expensive option on the map. Buyers looking at the full Austin area homes for sale landscape will find that Parmer Ranch competes directly with similar master-planned communities in Georgetown, Hutto, and Leander for buyers prioritizing newer construction and strong school access.
Because so much of the inventory is new construction, traditional resale timelines and negotiating norms don't always apply. Builder incentives, interest rate buydowns, and closing cost contributions come and go with market conditions, and timing your purchase around builder promotion cycles can make a meaningful difference.
Getting Around Parmer Ranch
Parmer Ranch's location in western Williamson County puts it in reasonable range of several major employment corridors. The community sits close to Ronald Reagan Boulevard and has relatively quick access to SH 183A, the toll road that connects Georgetown and Leander to Cedar Park and ultimately feeds into the Parmer Lane tech corridor. Major employers like Apple, Dell, and Oracle have campuses along or near that route.
Getting to downtown Austin from Parmer Ranch typically means budgeting 35 to 50 minutes depending on traffic and time of day, with peak-hour congestion on I-35 being the primary variable. The drive to the Domain and North Austin tech cluster is noticeably shorter and has become a practical commute for many residents. Georgetown's own commercial base along Williams Drive and near the Square has grown enough that many daily errands don't require leaving the city at all.
For buyers who also want to explore Georgetown more broadly, Parmer Ranch's position on the south side of the city makes it one of the more commuter-efficient locations within Georgetown ISD boundaries.
The team at Neuhaus Realty Group knows Parmer Ranch's builder landscape and resale inventory well. If you're sorting through floor plans, comparing builder lots, or trying to time a purchase around your current home's sale, we can help you think through the specifics and avoid the common missteps that come with buying in an active new construction community.