Del Valle

Del Valle is an unincorporated suburb just 7 miles southeast of Austin, easily accessed by East Riverside Drive with about a 14-minute drive. While still in close proximity to the city happenings in Austin, homes in Del Valle are more affordable.

On average, properties in Del Valle are in the $200,000 to $300,000 range, though there are some high-priced, luxury homes available as well. There are several communities within Del Valle including Stoney Ridge, Sun Chase, and Sundance Crossing. Most new homes are built by Lennar or KB Homes.

Welcome to the Neighborhood Amenities

Numerous amenities are available to residents in Del Valle. There are eight parks in the area including Stoney Ridge Neighborhood Park. In addition, Richard Moya Park, which is near the airport, offers baseball and basketball, and Barkley Meadows Park features shaded areas near a pond.

Outdoor adventurists might enjoy NLand Surf Park where visitors can surf, windsurf, or kitesurf. NLand Brewery is at the same location, and Live Oak Brewing Company is nearby as well.

One well-known attraction in Del Valle is the Circuit of Americas, a motor racing facility that hosts many races. On the same property is the Austin360 Ampitheater, an open-air complex that is home to many concerts.

School Districts

Del Valle contains its own school district, providing education to children in the area. There are nine elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools.

Location

Given the proximity to downtown Austin, homeowners have access to everything they need. Not only does Highway 71 provide access to many restaurants, it is also a direct route right into the Austin city limits. This makes it easy for commuters who work in downtown Austin.

Welcome to the Neighborhood

Austin is a large, growing city. While most new construction continues to occur southwest of downtown, East Austin is an older, more established area. Situated east of The University of Texas to Blue Bluff Rd, south to the Rainey Street Historic District, and north to Manor Road, East Austin has its own character and charm.

Many types of homes in several sizes and price ranges are available throughout East Austin. Whether you are interested in a high-rise condominium, an older home on sprawling land, or a newer master-planned community, you’ll find what you are looking for.

Young families and empty-nesters, professionals and outdoor easy-going individuals all make up the diversity that is East Austin.

The face of the area may have changed over time, but folks are still neighborly. Older establishments are mixed with food trucks and street vendors, making the area unique and desirable.

Home Styles Community

Neighborhoods in East Austin include East Riverside, Rosewood, Holly & East Cesar Chavez, Cherry & French Place, MLK Community, Mueller, Swede Hill, Govalle, and many others. Comprising four zip codes, each of these individual areas offer their own history, food, culture, and festivals, making East Austin a wonderful location for those who enjoy meeting new people and trying new things.

Those who live in East Austin enjoy Roy Guerrero Park, Krieg Softball Fields, Riverside Golf Course, and the hike and bike trail at Ladybird Lake.

School Districts

Because the area is quite large, there are many possible schools that serve children in East Austin. There are thirteen elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools in the eastern part of the Austin Independent School District.