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Barton Creek - Homes, Schools & Neighborhood Guide

A golf community in 78735 with multiple distinct enclaves, four golf courses by Tom Fazio, Coore & Crenshaw and Arnold Palmer, and Austin ISD schools.

#1 ABoR Team 2024$1B+ Career Sales1,000+ Homes Sold

Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 25+ years serving families across Barton Creek, Westlake, and the 78735 corridor.

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Austin Neighborhood Guide

Barton Creek Neighborhood Guide - Austin Luxury Real Estate

Barton Creek homes in 78735: Austin ISD, gated enclaves, Omni Resort and four courses (Fazio Foothills, Fazio Canyons, Coore Crenshaw, Palmer Lakeside).

Who are the realtors for Barton Creek homes?

Joe and Cara Keenan have closed 7 home sales in Barton Creek since 2001, representing buyers and sellers (Keenan Group sales ledger, as of October 20, 2026). Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024), with $1B+ in career sales, 1,000+ transactions and 25+ years in Austin.

Source: Keenan Group sales ledger

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Resort-Driven Luxury

Best fit for golf-oriented buyers wanting luxury inventory with fast access to Westlake + downtown.

Buyer Fit

Move-up and luxury buyers comparing gated and club-adjacent pockets.

Lifestyle Fit

Resort-style golf, trails, and wellness amenities anchored by Barton Creek.

Seller Fit

Positioning by micro-location and lot quality is critical to maximizing velocity.

Keenan Group Authority

#1 Team - Austin Board of Realtors (2024)25+ Austin experience$1B+ career volume
ZIP codes
78735
School district
Austin ISD
Active listings
17 active listings

Written by the Keenan Group - Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan, Austin's #1 real estate team (Austin Board of Realtors 2024). 25+ years, 1,000+ transactions, $1B+ career sales.

What is it like to live in Barton Creek?

Barton Creek is a golf community in Austin's 78735 ZIP code, southwest of downtown, with gated enclaves around the Omni Barton Creek Resort and its four courses. In the 12 months to October 19, 2026, 35 homes sold in Barton Creek at a median price of $2.85M and a median of $638 per square foot, based on MLS closed sales; 17 homes are listed for sale now. Homes sold here most often list Oak Hill Elementary School, O. Henry Middle School and Austin High School in Austin ISD; Niche grades Austin High School A- as of October 6, 2026. Assignment depends on the address.

As of · Austin MLS (ACTRIS)

Barton Creek homes for sale

  • Golf community in 78735 with gated enclaves around the Omni Barton Creek Resort
  • Austin ISD (Barton Creek West is Eanes ISD); confirm by address
  • Enclaves have separate HOAs, gates and dues

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 25+ years serving families across Barton Creek, Westlake, and the 78735 corridor.

Barton Creek At A Glance
School District
Median Price
$2.85M
Active Listings
Median DOM
53 days
Median $/sqft
$638

Trailing 12 months ending October 19, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

Keenan Luxury Market Index

Barton Creek luxury homes sell at a median of $638/sqft over the trailing 12 months - one of the core micro-markets in the Keenan Luxury Market Index.

53
days on market
93%
of list price
5.8
months supply
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Barton Creek homes for sale, clubs, schools, and articles

Overview

Why Buyers Choose Barton Creek

Barton Creek is the only community in Austin where you get 4 championship golf courses, a gated security environment, and top-rated public schools in one package. Barton Creek is zoned to Austin ISD (Austin High School); nearby Barton Creek West and Lost Creek are the Eanes ISD neighborhoods. That combination of club-level amenities, property privacy, and strong schools draws a specific buyer. It is Austin's closest equivalent to a full-service golf resort community.

The community is organized into multiple gated enclaves, each with its own HOA, price tier, and character. Amarra features contemporary custom homes on premium lots and sits at the estate end of the range. The Preserve and Collections sections offer more attainable entry points. Understanding which enclave fits your budget and lifestyle is the first decision, not which house to buy.

  • School quality is a primary demand driver. Barton Creek feeds into Austin ISD (Austin High School); nearby Barton Creek West and Lost Creek are Eanes ISD (Westlake High School). Both districts rank among the top in Texas - always verify school zoning by exact address before making an offer.
  • Four golf courses: Fazio Canyons and Fazio Foothills (Tom Fazio), Coore Crenshaw (Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw), and Palmer Lakeside (Arnold Palmer, above Lake Travis). Club membership is separate from home purchase; a full golf membership is $125,000 to join and $1,120 a month (confirmed with the club, October 2026).
  • Omni Barton Creek Resort and Spa provides hotel, spa, dining, and conference facilities within the community. Residents use the resort amenities independently of club membership.
  • Gated entry with 24/7 security across Barton Creek's private enclaves. This level of controlled access is rare in Austin - Rob Roy is the only comparable gated community in the southwest Austin luxury corridor.
  • Hill Country terrain with mature oaks, creek views, and golf course frontage. Lot sizes range from 0.25 acres (garden homes) to 3+ acres (estate lots).
Which Neighborhood?

Looking for Barton Creek West?

That is a different neighborhood. Barton Creek West sits in 78733 off Bee Cave Road, zoned to Eanes ISD, with two community pools, tennis courts, a private trail system, and no club membership attached to the house. The neighborhood on this page is 78735, built around Barton Creek Country Club and its four courses, and is entirely Austin ISD.

If schools brought you here, that is the line that decides it. If golf brought you here, you are in the right place. Barton Creek West neighborhood guide

Market Data

Current Barton Creek Market Data

In the 12 months ending October 19, 2026, 35 homes sold in Barton Creek at a median price of $2.85M, with a median of 53 days on market and a median of $638 per square foot (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales).

As of October 19, 2026, Barton Creek had 17 active and 3 pending listings, with 5.8 months of supply and a 93% sale-to-list ratio in the 12 months ending October 19, 2026.

  • Median sale price, 12 months ending October 19, 2026: $2.85M
  • Closed sales, 12 months ending October 19, 2026: 35
  • Active listings as of October 19, 2026: 17
  • Product filter: Single Family Residence only
  • Price bands: review the live comp set by property type, lot, condition, and street-level position
Location & Commute

Daily Geography in Barton Creek

Barton Creek sits southwest of Austin along Highway 71 and Barton Creek Boulevard. The community entrance is at the intersection of Barton Creek Boulevard and Highway 71, approximately 10 miles from downtown Austin. Daily driving depends heavily on which enclave you live in - the closer-in sections near the main gate are 20 minutes to downtown, while the outer enclaves add another 5-10 minutes.

Highway 71 is the primary connection to Austin. During peak hours (7-9 AM, 4-6:30 PM), eastbound 71 toward MoPac can back up significantly, especially at the Y at Oak Hill. The 290/71 intersection improvements have helped, but rush hour is still a factor for daily downtown commuters.

  • Downtown Austin: 20-30 minutes via Highway 71 to MoPac, depending on enclave location and traffic.
  • Westlake Hills and Bee Caves Road corridor: 10-15 minutes. Most daily shopping, dining, and errands happen in the Hill Country Galleria or Bee Cave area.
  • Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 25-30 minutes via Highway 71 east - one of the most direct airport routes from any Austin luxury neighborhood.
  • The Domain and North Austin tech corridor: 30-40 minutes via MoPac north.
  • Hill Country Galleria (Bee Cave): 10-minute drive for grocery, retail, restaurants, and movie theater. This is the primary errand hub for Barton Creek residents.
  • Barton Creek Square Mall: 15 minutes east on Highway 71. Closer shopping option for department stores and chain retail.
  • H-E-B at Bee Cave and Lakeway: 10-15 minutes. Daily grocery runs go here rather than into Austin proper.
Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Community

Barton Creek operates more like a small, self-contained town than a typical Austin neighborhood. The combination of golf courses, resort, security gates, and internal road network means many residents go days without leaving the community. That insular quality is either the main appeal or the main drawback, depending on what you want from daily life.

  • Barton Creek Country Club: The social and recreational center of the community. Four 18-hole courses, tennis, fitness, swimming, and multiple dining venues. Club events drive the community calendar.
  • Omni Barton Creek Resort and Spa: Hotel and conference center within the community. Residents use the spa, restaurants, and event spaces. The resort brings outside visitors into the gates, which some residents appreciate and others do not.
  • Barton Creek Elementary: The neighborhood school for K-5, located within the community gates. Students walk or ride golf carts to school from homes inside the gates, and school events are a social hub for the community.
  • Barton Creek Greenbelt access: The actual Barton Creek runs through the southern edge of the community. Several trail access points connect to the broader greenbelt system for hiking and creek access.
  • Hill Country Galleria: The primary shopping and dining destination outside the gates. 10-minute drive to Bee Cave for H-E-B, restaurants, retail, and a movie theater.
  • Community pools, playgrounds, and common areas within each enclave. Each section maintains its own amenities separate from the country club.

The community's distance from central Austin means social life tends to center around the club and school. Barton Creek Elementary school events, youth sports teams, and club activities build tight networks among residents. For buyers who value a close-knit, amenity-rich environment within gates, Barton Creek delivers. For buyers who want to walk to a restaurant or be in downtown Austin in 10 minutes, this is the wrong neighborhood.

Buying Strategy

What Is the Best Way to Sell a Barton Creek Home?

We price Barton Creek homes by enclave, not by community-wide averages. Amarra Drive and The Preserve command different price-per-square-foot than the original Barton Creek sections, and the buyer profiles diverge - newer enclaves attract custom-build buyers while established sections attract renovation-minded buyers.

The buyer is evaluating club lifestyle value versus Eanes ISD access in a different community.

We market through golf community channels and our executive network alongside MLS. Photography leads with the course views and Hill Country backdrop.

Spring through early fall captures the strongest golf-lifestyle buyer traffic.

Contact us for an enclave-specific Barton Creek pricing strategy.

Comparison

How Barton Creek Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Barton Creek buyers typically compare with Westlake Hills, Rob Roy, Spanish Oaks, and Lost Creek. The decision usually comes down to: Do you want golf-community amenities with gated security, or do you want a closer-in location with a shorter commute?

  • Compared with Westlake Hills: Westlake Hills is 10-15 minutes from downtown vs. 20-30 for Barton Creek. Westlake Hills is Eanes ISD; Barton Creek is Austin ISD. Westlake has more diverse housing stock and no mandatory HOA. Barton Creek offers gated security, golf courses, and resort amenities that Westlake does not have.
  • Compared with Rob Roy: Both are gated communities with 24/7 security. Rob Roy is Eanes ISD; Barton Creek is Austin ISD. Rob Roy is closer to downtown (15-20 min). Barton Creek offers more price range and club-level recreation.
  • Compared with Spanish Oaks: Both are gated golf communities, but Spanish Oaks is in Lake Travis ISD and 35-45 minutes from downtown. Spanish Oaks is newer construction with a different school path. Buyers who want the 78735 corridor and proximity to Austin choose Barton Creek.
  • Compared with Lost Creek: Lost Creek is an ungated Eanes ISD neighborhood 15-20 minutes from downtown. Lost Creek attracts buyers who want Eanes schools without the HOA fees and club culture.
  • Compared with Lakeway: Lakeway offers waterfront access on Lake Travis with its own golf and marina amenities, but is in Lake Travis ISD (not Eanes) and 30-40 minutes from downtown. Lakeway median is lower. Buyers choosing between them are deciding between lake lifestyle and golf lifestyle.
Keenan Group

Who Is the Best Realtor for Barton Creek?

#1 ABoR Team 2024$1B+ Career Sales1,000+ Homes Sold

The best realtor for Barton Creek treats each enclave as a separate micro-market - pricing, HOA structures, and buyer profiles differ significantly across Amarra, Wimberly Lane, The Foothills, and the established sections. HOA fees alone range from $50/month in the Estates to $917/month in Amarra, and club membership adds $1,120/month - buyers need that total cost modeled upfront.

Keenan Group - #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team 2024 - has sold across all Barton Creek enclaves for 25+ years with enclave-specific pricing expertise.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Barton Creek

Barton Creek is 20-30 minutes from downtown Austin via Highway 71 to MoPac, depending on which enclave you live in and traffic conditions. During peak rush hour (7-9 AM eastbound), the commute can stretch to 35-40 minutes. The Bee Cave and Hill Country Galleria area is 10-15 minutes away for daily errands.

Barton Creek is made up of multiple gated enclaves, each with its own HOA and price tier: Governor's Hill, The Fairways, WatersMark, The Ridge, The Foothills, Wimberly Lane, The Woods and Woods III, North Rim, Amarra, and the Verano, Mirador and Escala group. Amarra sits at the more estate-oriented end. Each has separate security gates, amenity areas, and community character. Barton Creek West is not one of them - it is a separate neighborhood in 78733, about six miles away and zoned to Eanes ISD.

Barton Creek is zoned to Austin ISD, feeding into Austin High School. Nearby Barton Creek West and Lost Creek are Eanes ISD, so confirm the subdivision before relying on a school assignment. School district boundaries do not follow neighborhood or ZIP code lines exactly, so always verify the specific address. Both Austin ISD and Eanes ISD rank among the top public school districts in Texas.

No. Club membership is separate from home ownership. Many Barton Creek residents live in the community for the schools, security, and environment without joining the Barton Creek Country Club. A full golf membership is $125,000 to join and $1,120 a month (confirmed with the club, October 2026).

Both are gated golf communities. Barton Creek has four courses (two by Tom Fazio, one by Coore & Crenshaw, one by Arnold Palmer), the Omni Resort, multiple enclaves, and Austin ISD zoning. Spanish Oaks has one Bobby Weed-designed 18-hole course, 485 homes at build-out on larger lots, and Lake Travis ISD zoning. Barton Creek is closer in and offers course variety; Spanish Oaks is smaller and built around one course. Full comparison: /the-source/barton-creek-or-spanish-oaks-austins-golf-communities-compared

Barton Creek Country Club operates 4 championship courses: Fazio Canyons, Fazio Foothills, Coore-Crenshaw (designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore), and the Palmer Lakeside course on Lake Travis. The two Fazio courses are the most prominent and drive most of the club's golf reputation. Club membership is separate from home ownership - a full golf membership is $125,000 to join and $1,120 a month and covers all 4 courses (confirmed with the club, October 2026).

The Keenan Group is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024) with 25+ years serving buyers and sellers in the 78735 corridor. We provide enclave-specific market knowledge across Barton Creek, total cost of ownership transparency (HOA + club + taxes), and off-market access through Compass Private Exclusives. Our $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions give us pricing confidence in a complex, multi-tier community.

Barton Creek HOA fees vary sharply by enclave, from modest dues in some single-family sections to much higher dues in the condo, villa and cottage enclaves. Ask for the current HOA documents for the specific address before you write an offer. Club membership is separate from HOA fees; current verified club figures are $125K initiation and $1,120/month dues.

Best Restaurants Near Barton Creek

Where Barton Creek buyers and residents actually eat - from date night to weeknight favorites.

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Bob's Steak & Chop House
8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735
Steakhouse$$$$
  • The only white-tablecloth steakhouse you can walk to from most Barton Creek homes
  • Prime cuts, award-winning wine list, private dining rooms inside the Omni Resort
2026-03-27
Blind Salamander Kitchen & Bar
8212 Barton Club Dr, Austin, TX 78735
Sustainable Seafood / Farm-to-Table$$$$
  • Chef Francisco Baca's signature restaurant at the Omni
  • Seasonal menu heavy on sustainable seafood with panoramic Hill Country views
2026-03-27
Trattoria Lisina
13308 FM 150 W, Driftwood, TX 78619
Italian$$$
  • Damian Mandola's Hill Country Italian estate - vineyard, bocce courts, and some of the best handmade pasta in Central Texas
  • Closed Mondays
2026-03-27
Lee's Kitchen + Cocktails
6317 Bee Caves Rd, West Lake Hills, TX 78746
Vietnamese / Asian Fusion$$$
  • Family-owned with real Vietnamese recipes
  • The beef rib pho and shaking beef are standouts
2026-03-27
Plate by Dzintra
12823 Shops Pkwy, Bee Cave, TX 78738
New American / Continental$$$
  • Chef Dzintra Dzenis makes everything from scratch - sauces, crusts, creams
  • Unpretentious fine dining with supper club events
2026-03-27
The Grove Wine Bar & Kitchen
3001 RR 620 S, Lakeway, TX 78738
Wine Bar / New American$$$
  • Extensive wine program, seasonal menu with locally sourced ingredients, and a polished-but-relaxed atmosphere
  • The go-to date night for the Lakeway/Bee Cave corridor
2026-03-27
La Traviata Italian Kitchen
7415 Southwest Pkwy, Bldg 4, Ste 100, Austin, TX 78735
Italian$$-$$$
  • Neighborhood Italian with legitimate carbonara and Bolognese
  • More space, easier parking, and better outdoor seating than downtown Italian spots
2026-03-27
Jack Allen's Kitchen
7720 Highway 71 W, Austin, TX 78735
Texas Comfort / Southern$$
  • The gold standard for family dinner in southwest Austin
  • Locally sourced comfort food - green chile mac & cheese, chicken-fried everything, solid cocktails
2026-03-27
Mandola's Italian Kitchen
12815 Shops Pkwy, Ste 400, Bee Cave, TX 78738
Italian Deli / Casual Italian$$
  • Old-world Italian grocery feel from the Mandola family
  • House-made pasta, paninis, and a case full of Italian imports
2026-03-27
Hecho en Mexico
6001 W William Cannon Dr, Austin, TX 78749
Interior Mexican$$
  • Guanajuato-inspired cooking with real moles, chiles rellenos, and an excellent tequila list
  • Not Tex-Mex - authentic interior Mexican
2026-03-27
County Line on the Hill
6500 W Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX 78746
Texas BBQ$$
  • Operating since 1975 on a hilltop with Hill Country views
  • Brisket, ribs, sausage, and cold beer on the patio
2026-03-27
Salt Lick BBQ
18300 FM 1826, Driftwood, TX 78619
Open-Pit Texas BBQ$$
  • Legendary open-pit BBQ in the Hill Country since 1967
  • The complex now includes a vineyard and live music
2026-03-27
The Well Westlake
6317 Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX 78746
Health-Focused / Clean Eating$$
  • Free of gluten, seed oils, soy, and refined sugar - without tasting like diet food
  • Great for breakfast, lunch, or a lighter dinner
2026-03-27
Chisos Grill
12700 Hill Country Blvd, Ste S-100, Bee Cave, TX 78738
Southwest / Texas-New Mexico$$
  • Steaks, seafood, and Southwest flavors with a dog-friendly patio
  • The pulled pork queso and bacon-wrapped shrimp are regulars' picks
2026-03-27
The Oasis on Lake Travis
6550 Comanche Trail, Austin, TX 78732
Tex-Mex / American$$
  • The food is fine - you come for the sunset
  • 450 feet above Lake Travis, largest outdoor restaurant in Texas
2026-03-27

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Barton Creek

Trails and outdoor activities that buyers and locals ask about most.

NameHighlights
Barton Creek Greenbelt
  • 12.68 miles (7.9-mile main spine), Easy to Moderate, Trail System
  • Over 1,900 acres of protected creek corridor
  • Best after rain when the creek is flowing
  • Free, open dawn to dusk
Sculpture Falls
  • 3.2 mi round trip from Gus Fruh trailhead, Moderate, Swimming Hole
  • Wide terraced limestone shelf where Barton Creek fans into shallow cascades and deeper pools
  • Visit 2-4 days after rain for best flow
  • Can be bone dry in summer drought
Violet Crown Trail
  • 13 miles (Phase 2 extending to 30 miles in 2026), Easy to Moderate, Regional Trail
  • Central Texas's first regional trail
  • 360 Trailhead is the most convenient access from Barton Creek
  • Free, no reservation needed
Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve
  • 2.5 miles across 227 acres, Easy to Moderate, Nature Preserve
  • A pocket wilderness on Loop 360 between two of Austin's most expensive zip codes
  • Free on weekdays
  • Weekends require reservation and nominal fee
Barton Creek Habitat Preserve
  • 4,000+ acres, Limited public access, Nature Preserve
  • The protected land that many Barton Creek homes back up to
  • Public access limited to designated Greenbelt trail connections
  • The real value is the permanent greenspace buffer for adjacent homeowners
Hamilton Pool Preserve
  • 232 acres, Easy (short trail descent), Swimming Hole / Grotto
  • A collapsed underground river dome created a 50-foot waterfall pouring into a jade-green pool surrounded by a limestone grotto
  • Reservations required
  • book well in advance
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
  • 284 acres with multiple garden trails, Easy, Botanical Garden / Nature Trails
  • The state botanical garden of Texas and a terminus of the Violet Crown Trail
  • Open Tue-Sun, 9 AM-5 PM
  • Adults ~$12
St. Edwards Park
  • ~2 miles per trail, Easy to Challenging, Park / Creek Trail
  • Two distinct experiences
  • Small parking lot fills on weekends
  • arrive before 9 AM

Things To Do Near Barton Creek

Family favorites, date night ideas, and local experiences close to the neighborhood.

NameHighlights
Omni Barton Creek Resort & Spa
  • Four championship golf courses, Mokara Spa (massage, facials, cold plunge, sauna), three resort pools, tennis courts, and dining
  • The social anchor of the Barton Creek lifestyle
Barton Springs Pool
  • A 3-acre natural spring-fed pool that stays 68-70 degrees year-round
  • Not a tourist attraction for Barton Creek residents - it is their neighborhood pool
  • Typical spend: $5-9 adults, $3-5 kids
Zilker Park
  • 350 acres with the Zilker Eagle mini train, Zilker Botanical Garden (including Taniguchi Japanese Garden), and the free Austin Nature & Science Center where kids dig up fossils
  • Barton Creek families treat this as their extended backyard
  • Typical spend: Free park entry
Hill Country Galleria
  • Open-air shopping center with 100+ stores including Whole Foods
  • Free live music on the lawn Friday and Saturday evenings
  • Typical spend: Free
Jester King Brewery & Farm
  • World-renowned farmhouse ales and barrel-aged wild ales on a 165-acre working ranch
  • Family and dog friendly
  • Typical spend: Free entry, beers $7-15
Uchi Austin
  • James Beard Award-winning Japanese restaurant in a converted bungalow on South Lamar
  • Where Barton Creek residents go for anniversaries and client dinners
  • Typical spend: $80-150 per person
Duchman Family Winery
  • Italian varietals from 100% Texas grapes on a Hill Country property that feels like Tuscany
  • Full kitchen with wood-fired pizza, open Thu-Sun
  • Typical spend: Tastings $25-30
The Contemporary Austin - Laguna Gloria
  • 14-acre sculpture park on the shores of Lake Austin with rotating contemporary art installations
  • The 1916 Driscoll Villa grounds alone are worth the visit
  • Typical spend: ~$15 adults, free Thursdays
South Congress Avenue
  • Austin's signature walkable strip with independent boutiques, galleries, and restaurants
  • Perla's for oysters, June's All Day for cocktails
  • Typical spend: Free to walk
The Backyard - Live Oak Amphitheater
  • A 3,700-seat amphitheater under ancient live oaks that has hosted Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and Paul Simon since 1993
  • World-class live music without driving downtown - the closest major venue to Barton Creek
  • Typical spend: $30-150+ depending on artist
Lady Bird Lake Paddleboarding
  • Walk-up rentals for kayaks, SUPs, and canoes at Rowing Dock on Lady Bird Lake
  • The seasonal Full Moon Paddle is a signature Austin experience - golden hour into moonrise from the water
  • Typical spend: $15-30/hour
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How Barton Creek Compares

Side-by-side comparison with similar Austin neighborhoods based on price range, school district, and location.

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Median Price$2.85M
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Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 19, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

Barton Creek Real Estate Market

Barton Creek market data as of October 2026
MetricBarton CreekCity of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)$2.85M$605K
Median Days on Market53 days39 days
Sale-to-List Ratio93.2%93.5%
Median $/sqft (typical home)$638$297
Active Listings173,288
Homes Sold (12M)358,823
Months of Supply5.84.5

Data as of . Source: Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate, Austin MLS (ACTRIS). City of Austin reflects closed sales within its city limits over the trailing 12 months.

Homes in Barton Creek sell for around $638 per square foot, roughly 2.2 times the City of Austin median of $297.

How Barton Creek Compares

Barton Creek compared to nearby neighborhoods
NeighborhoodMedian PriceSchool DistrictZIPActive Listings
Barton Creek (you are here)$2.85MAustin ISD7873517
Travis Country$768KAustin ISD787356
Holly$700KAustin ISD7870248
Downtown Condos$653KAustin ISD78701221
Tarrytown$1.78MAustin ISD7870336

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 19, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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Austin's #1 Real Estate Team · 2024 Austin Board of Realtors

The Keenan Group in Barton Creek

$676/sqft

Barton Creek luxury homes ($2M-$10M)

Barton Creek home sales at all price points, last 12 months: $2.85M median sale · 53 median days on market · 93.2% of list

#1ABoR Team 2024
$1B+Career Sales
1000+Homes Sold
25+Years Experience

Source: Keenan Group at Compass · Updated October 2026