8910 Wildridge Dr, Austin, TX 78759

Home buyers and builders: this .59 acre lot is ready for a single, massive new estate build... up to 10,300 sq ft buildable allowed. Or build 2 new contemporary masterpieces designed by award-winning firm Jay Corder Architect. || This sale includes both 8910 and 8908 Wildridge Drive. Each legally platted lot is .29 acre, with up to 5,151 sq ft buildable structure and 5,790 impervious cover, per lot. New homes are being built or have sold within 3/4 mile in the $3 million range. || The home designed to be built at 8910 Wildridge is a 5 bed 4 & 1/2 bath, 3,930 sq ft SFR. || The home designed to be built at 8908 Wildridge is a 4 bed, 4 & 1/2 bath, 4,233 sq ft SFR.

8910 Wildridge Dr offers 0.5913 acres across two legally platted lots in Austin 78759, with roughly 10,302 square feet of total build potential at a $2.45 million asking price. In Westover Hills, 8910 Wildridge Dr is a Land - Multiple Lots (Adjacent) opportunity with real scale in a part of Northwest Austin where new construction has already pushed into the $3 million range within about three quarters of a mile.

This sale includes both 8910 and 8908 Wildridge Drive, and that matters because each lot is about 0.29 acres with its own development envelope. Per the available planning details, each lot supports up to 5,151 square feet of buildable structure and up to 5,790 square feet of impervious cover. That gives a buyer two clear paths: combine the site for a true estate setting, or move forward with two distinct single-family homes. Existing design concepts point to a 3,930 square foot five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home at 8910 and a 4,233 square foot four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home at 8908. On a land basis, the pricing works out to about $4.14 million per acre, or roughly $238 per allowed buildable square foot across both lots. For this submarket, that is the number serious builders and end users will look at first.

The location is one of the strongest parts of the story. Westover Hills sits in a well-established section of Austin with quick access to MoPac, Loop 360, and Highway 183. The Arboretum and The Domain are close for dining, retail, and daily errands, while Bull Creek Greenbelt adds nearby trail access and outdoor space that buyers in 78759 actively seek out. Depending on traffic, many trips to The Domain land in the 10 to 15 minute range, and downtown Austin is often reachable in around 20 to 25 minutes. That balance between neighborhood privacy and city access is hard to replicate on newly created lots.

For schools, the property feeds to Austin ISD, with Hill Elementary, Murchison Middle School, and Anderson High School. That Hill-Murchison-Anderson track remains one of the better-known public school patterns in this part of Austin, and buyers regularly search for those campuses by name. Year built is not applicable here because this is land, but the long-term value case is straightforward: large, legally platted homesites in established Northwest Austin neighborhoods are limited, and 8910 Wildridge Dr gives the next owner room to build for the way high-end buyers want to live over the next decade.

Westover Hills sits in the 78759 zip in Northwest Austin, built mostly between 1972 and 1985 on the rolling terrain north of Far West Boulevard. Houses are 2,400-4,500 sqft on quarter-acre to half-acre lots with mature live oaks and the kind of long driveways that came with 1970s suburban planning. Most homes have been updated at least once - kitchens and baths from the 2010s, HVAC and roofs newer.

What makes Westover Hills different from other Northwest Austin neighborhoods is the Westover Hills Club - a private swim and tennis club exclusive to residents. The pool, tennis courts, and family events run year-round. Membership is included with most home purchases in the deed-restricted area, so you don't have to wait for a slot.

Pricing runs $850K for original-condition homes up to $1.8M for renovated and expanded properties. The neighborhood holds value because the lots are bigger than most of Northwest Austin and the school zoning is strong: Hill Elementary, Murchison Middle, and Anderson High School - which runs the International Baccalaureate program that draws families from across the district.

Location works well if you commute to Northwest Austin tech employers: 5 minutes to The Domain, 8 minutes to Apple's North Austin campus, 10 minutes to the Arboretum, and 15 minutes to downtown via MoPac. Great Hills Park and the Bull Creek greenbelt sit at the western edge with hiking trails that connect to the larger Bull Creek system.

Restaurants and shopping cluster on Anderson Lane, Far West Boulevard, and at the Arboretum: Eddie V's, Z'Tejas, Truluck's, Maudie's Tex-Mex, and the Whole Foods at Gateway. The Arboretum walking path makes outdoor dining and weekend errands easy.

Best for buyers who want larger lots than most of Northwest Austin, IB-program school zoning, the private Westover Hills Club, and quick access to both the Domain and downtown.