5 Inwood Cir, Rollingwood, TX 78746

Set behind the quiet curve of one of Rollingwood’s most discreet and prestigious streets, 5 Inwood Circle offers an extraordinarily rare opportunity to secure a true estate-sized holding in one of Austin’s most sought-after close-in neighborhoods. Spanning approximately 1.07 acres, this property represents a level of scale that is almost never available within Rollingwood. Parcels of this size are exceptionally scarce—typically requiring the assemblage of multiple lots—making this offering not just uncommon, but nearly irreplaceable. Surrounded by architecturally significant homes and nestled among mature trees, the setting delivers a remarkable sense of privacy. The property’s elevated topography captures sweeping Hill Country views while maintaining a secluded, tranquil atmosphere with virtually no through traffic—an increasingly rare combination this close to the city’s core. Despite its quiet, estate-like feel, the location is unmatched for convenience. Just minutes from downtown Austin and within walking distance to Zilker Park, the property offers seamless access to the best of the city while preserving a sense of retreat. Zoned to the highly acclaimed Eanes ISD, this is not simply a homesite—it is a generational opportunity to create a legacy estate in a location where opportunities of this caliber seldom come to market. For the discerning buyer seeking rarity, scale, and enduring value in the heart of Rollingwood, 5 Inwood Circle stands alone. Price is for land only, house depicted in drawings not included.

Rollingwood is an independent city of 1,500 people in 0.7 square miles of 78746, between Zilker Park and Barton Creek. Eanes ISD schools, 10-minute commute to downtown, and the shortest path into the #1-ranked school district in Texas. Median home price around $2.7M.

The neighborhood is in a generational transition. Original 1950s-60s ranch homes on flat lots (0.2-0.5 acres) sell as teardowns at $800K-$1.5M, replaced by contemporary builds in the $2M-$4M range. New construction and original homes sit side by side on narrow streets. At any given time, expect 5-10 active listings across the entire city.

Zilker Park is essentially the front yard - 351 acres of playgrounds, the Botanical Garden, Barton Springs Pool, and the Zilker Eagle train. The Barton Creek Greenbelt runs along the southern edge with Spyglass and Gus Fruh trailheads a 3-minute drive from most homes. South Lamar corridor restaurants - Uchi, Odd Duck, Matt's El Rancho - are five minutes east.

What separates Rollingwood from the rest of Westlake: the scale. You know the mayor, you see the same families at the park, and the Fourth of July parade runs down Rollingwood Drive. It has the feel of a small Texas town that happens to sit between Zilker Park and Barton Creek, inside Eanes ISD.