11000 Leland Rich Ct, Austin, TX 78717

Less than a mile to Lakeline light rail.

A Cantera wrought-iron door leads to an understated foyer. To the left are bedrooms 2–4, with the 4th offering a full ensuite. Bedrooms 2 and 3 share a second full bath.

Ahead the open-concept great room, dining area, and massive chef’s kitchen.

The living space is beautifully balanced — ledge-stone gas fireplace wall with an inset accent wall, soaring ceiling, and a double sliding glass wall leading to the covered patio. The patio and fireplace compete for top focal point. The kitchen shines: to-the-ceiling cabinets, five-burner cooktop, built-in oven/microwave, under-cabinet lighting, and abundant storage with an under-mount sink. Extra cabinetry extends through the breakfast area. Glass French doors open to a bright office/playroom/sunroom with backyard views—connected yet private.

A mudroom leads to a coffee/tea bar with matching finishes. The coffee bar leads back to the dining - ideal for game night or a formal meal.

Step outside to the great room to a tiled patio with high pine ceilings, recessed lighting, ideal hammock spot, and a grassy side yard thanks to the wide corner lot.

The primary suite sits at the rear, past a guest half bath. A bay window overlooks the private yard, and high windows bring in filtered light. The ensuite features a barn-style sliding door, dual vanities, upgraded tile, a soaking tub, and a walk-in shower with dual heads and a rainfall—no door or curb needed. The toilet has its own private space. The extra-large primary closet includes a custom organizer system and a hidden extra storage area.

Roof replaced March 2025

Nearby, enjoy the residents-only amenity center with a pool, seating, and shaded grilling under oak trees.

Avery Ranch has the only 18-hole golf course in the 78717 zip code that doubles as a neighborhood park, with residents walking their dogs along the cart paths at dusk after the last tee time. That single detail tells you most of what you need to know about this community - it was designed around shared outdoor space, and the people who live here actually use it.

Avery Ranch sits in far northwest Austin, roughly bounded by Parmer Lane to the south, Brushy Creek to the north and east, and US 183A to the west. The toll road is the real selling point for commuters. You can reach the Apple campus or the Domain in about 15 minutes on 183A, and downtown Austin runs about 25 minutes outside of rush hour. If you work in the tech corridor along Parmer or in Round Rock near Dell's campus, your commute barely registers. H-E-B, Target, and most weekly errands are within a five-minute drive along Avery Ranch Boulevard.

Most homes were built between 2000 and 2015 by production builders like Meritage, Taylor Morrison, and KB Home. You will find one-story and two-story plans ranging from about 1,800 to 4,000 square feet, with lot sizes typically between a quarter acre and a third of an acre. Stucco and stone facades with tile roofs dominate the older sections, with more traditional lap siding in newer phases. Prices fall between the mid-$400s for smaller builds and the low $700s for updated four- and five-bedroom homes with pool-ready lots. Teardowns are nonexistent because nothing here is old enough to warrant one.

Avery Ranch feeds into Round Rock ISD, which consistently ranks among the top large districts in Central Texas. Elementary-age kids attend Rutledge Elementary and Fern Bluff Elementary, both carrying strong reputations. Middle schoolers head to Cedar Valley Middle School, and the high school boundary puts most of the neighborhood into McNeil High School's zone. Round Rock ISD's academic performance and per-student funding make it a primary driver for families choosing this zip code over comparable neighborhoods in Pflugerville ISD or Leander ISD.

The daily rhythm revolves around trails, pools, and the school calendar. Morning runners and cyclists hit the Brushy Creek Regional Trail, which connects to Brushy Creek Lake Park and its catch-and-release fishing ponds. Champion Park has a climbing wall, a disc golf course, and open space for soccer practice. The community pools fill up from May through September. For dinner, Foxhole Culinary Tavern on Parmer has become the neighborhood go-to for a nice meal without driving into central Austin. Jack Allen's Kitchen is ten minutes south and always solid. The League Kitchen and Moonshine round out the rotation for casual family meals.

Compared to neighboring communities, Avery Ranch occupies a specific lane. It is more affordable than newer master-planned developments in Leander and Cedar Park, where comparable square footage often starts $50,000 to $75,000 higher. It offers better schools than most Pflugerville ISD options to the east. And it has more community infrastructure than the scattered subdivisions along US 183 that lack a unifying HOA or shared amenities. The tradeoff is age. These are not brand-new homes, and some original fixtures show two decades of wear.

Avery Ranch makes sense for families who want Round Rock ISD without the Round Rock address, for tech workers commuting to the Parmer Lane corridor, and for anyone who values an active outdoor lifestyle but does not want to pay Westlake or Circle C prices. If you need walkability to restaurants and nightlife, this is not your neighborhood. But if your ideal Saturday involves a morning trail run, an afternoon at the pool, and grilling in the backyard while the kids ride bikes, Avery Ranch delivers that life at a price point that still feels reasonable for Austin.