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A 78757 neighborhood with mid-century ranch homes, the Violet Crown Trail, North Loop's craft beer scene, and a 10-15 minute commute to downtown Austin.

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Crestview Neighborhood Guide - Austin Real Estate

Crestview homes for sale in 78757. Austin ISD, mid-century ranches, Violet Crown Trail, North Loop craft scene, 10-15 min to downtown. Austin's #1 team.

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ZIP codes
78757
School district
Austin ISD
Active listings
18 active listings

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What is Crestview like in Austin?

Crestview is a residential neighborhood in Austin's 78757 ZIP code, located north of the UT campus between Burnet Road and North Lamar Boulevard. In the 12 months ending October 27, 2026, 78 homes sold in Crestview at a median price of $713K (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales). It is 10-15 minutes from downtown Austin by car. The neighborhood is defined by 1950s mid-century ranch homes on tree-lined streets, the Violet Crown Trail running along the old rail corridor, and North Loop Boulevard's walkable strip of craft breweries, coffee shops, and local restaurants. Crestview feeds into Austin ISD schools including Gullett Elementary and Wooten Elementary.

Crestview homes for sale

  • 78757 neighborhood between Burnet Road and North Lamar, 10-15 minutes to downtown Austin
  • Austin ISD: Gullett Elementary, Burnet Middle School, McCallum High School

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 40+ homes sold in Crestview and surrounding 78757 neighborhoods.

Crestview At A Glance
ZIP
78757
School District
Austin ISD
Median Price
$713K
Active Listings
18
Median DOM
34 days
Median $/sqft
$462

Trailing 12 months ending October 27, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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Overview

Why Buyers Choose Crestview

Crestview wins on value and character. That price point does not exist in Tarrytown, Rosedale, or Zilker - and it is the reason first-time buyers have been drawn to Crestview for the past decade.

The Violet Crown Trail is the neighborhood's defining amenity. This paved multi-use trail runs along the old MKT railroad corridor through the heart of Crestview, connecting residents to North Loop, coffee shops, and eventually to downtown. Homes within a block or two of the trail command a consistent premium.

  • North Loop Boulevard is the social anchor. Little Deli, Genuine Joe Coffee, Workhorse Bar, and a rotating cast of local shops give Crestview a walkable neighborhood feel that most 78757 addresses lack.
  • Mid-century ranch homes on 6,000-8,000 sq ft lots with mature pecan and live oak trees. Many original homes are 1,000-1,400 sq ft with 3 bed/1 bath layouts.
  • The Crestview Station area (Lamar and Justin Lane) brings MetroRail access and new mixed-use development, adding density without displacing the residential core.
  • Strong rental demand from UT students and people working in central Austin means investment buyers compete with owner-occupants, keeping the market active year-round.
Market Data

Current Crestview Market Data

In the 12 months ending October 27, 2026, 78 homes sold in Crestview at a median price of $713K, with a median of 34 days on market and a median of $462 per square foot (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales).

As of October 27, 2026, Crestview had 18 active and 4 pending listings, with 2.8 months of supply and a 95% sale-to-list ratio in the 12 months ending October 27, 2026.

  • Median sale price, 12 months ending October 27, 2026: $713K
  • Closed sales, 12 months ending October 27, 2026: 78
  • Active listings as of October 27, 2026: 18
  • 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 Crestview

Crestview is 10-15 minutes from downtown Austin by car via Burnet Road, North Lamar, or MoPac. The MetroRail Crestview Station at Lamar and Justin Lane adds a transit option that most Austin neighborhoods cannot match - the train reaches downtown in about 25 minutes.

The neighborhood is bounded roughly by Justin Lane to the south, North Lamar Boulevard to the east, St. Johns Avenue to the north, and Burnet Road to the west. Most daily driving routes use Burnet Road or North Lamar to connect to MoPac or I-35.

  • Downtown Austin: 10-15 minutes by car via Burnet Road or North Lamar. MetroRail from Crestview Station is about 25 minutes.
  • UT Austin campus: 10-12 minutes south via North Lamar or Guadalupe.
  • The Domain and Apple campus: 10-12 minutes north via Burnet Road or MoPac.
  • Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 20-25 minutes via I-35 South.
  • North Loop Boulevard shopping and dining is a 5-minute walk or 2-minute drive from most Crestview homes.
  • Violet Crown Trail connects the neighborhood by bike to Brentwood, Allandale, and eventually to downtown.
  • H-E-B at Burnet and Koenig is the primary grocery, 5 minutes from most homes.
Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Neighborhood

Crestview has a neighborhood identity that punches above its price point. The combination of mid-century homes, the Violet Crown Trail, and North Loop's independent businesses creates a community feel that newer developments spend millions trying to replicate.

  • North Loop Boulevard: Little Deli (pizza and subs since 2005), Genuine Joe Coffee, Workhorse Bar, Epoch Coffee, and a rotating lineup of local shops. This strip is the social center of 78757.
  • Violet Crown Trail: The paved multi-use path runs through Crestview along the old railroad right-of-way. Runners, cyclists, and dog walkers use it daily. Trail-adjacent homes are the most in-demand addresses.
  • Brentwood Park and Wooten Park: Both within walking distance, with playgrounds, sports fields, and community gathering space.
  • Crestview Station: The MetroRail stop at Lamar and Justin Lane. Mixed-use development around the station is bringing new restaurants and retail without displacing the residential core.
  • The craft brewery scene: Hopsquad Brewing, Lazarus Brewing (nearby on Springdale), and several taprooms within a short bike ride make Crestview a craft beer destination.
  • Gullett Elementary and Wooten Elementary: The neighborhood schools that anchor the community. PTA events and school fundraisers drive neighbor connections.

Crestview is one of the few central Austin neighborhoods where you can walk to a coffee shop, bike on a dedicated trail, and take a train downtown - all without getting in a car. That multimodal lifestyle is increasingly rare and increasingly valuable.

Comparison

How Crestview Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Crestview buyers almost always compare with Brentwood, Allandale, Rosedale, and North Loop. The decision usually comes down to price, walkability, and school assignments.

  • Compared with Brentwood: Brentwood is one neighborhood south with slightly higher prices and Brentwood Elementary (generally better-rated than Gullett/Wooten). Crestview offers lower entry points and better Violet Crown Trail access.
  • Compared with Allandale: Allandale is west of Burnet Road with larger lots and Gullett Elementary access. Allandale feels more suburban; Crestview feels more connected to the North Loop scene.
  • Better school path (Rosedale Elementary).
  • Compared with North Loop: North Loop is a commercial corridor, not a residential neighborhood per se. Crestview gives you the walkable access to North Loop shops without living on the busy street.
  • Compared with Hyde Park: Hyde Park is closer to UT with historic bungalows and higher prices. Crestview has more mid-century character and larger lots at lower price points.
Keenan Group

The Keenan Perspective on Crestview

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

Crestview is where we see the most first-time buyers making smart long-term decisions. The neighborhood offers central Austin character at a price point that still makes financial sense for dual-income households without family money. That accessibility is not going to last forever - Crestview land values have been climbing steadily as the Violet Crown Trail and North Loop scene draw more attention.

The most common mistake we see in Crestview is buyers who overlook the renovation math. We run both scenarios for every client.

  • #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team in 2024
  • $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions completed
  • 40+ homes sold in Crestview and surrounding 78757 neighborhoods
  • Deep knowledge of the add-vs-teardown economics that define Crestview purchasing decisions

The value we add in Crestview is understanding which blocks have the strongest long-term appreciation, which lots support additions vs. teardowns, and how to navigate the competitive bidding that happens on trail-adjacent properties. Our Compass Private Exclusives network also surfaces off-market opportunities before they hit the MLS.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Crestview

Crestview is 10-15 minutes from downtown Austin by car via Burnet Road or North Lamar Boulevard. The MetroRail Crestview Station at Lamar and Justin Lane provides a transit option - the train reaches downtown in about 25 minutes. During peak rush hour, add 5-10 minutes by car.

Crestview is in ZIP code 78757, which also covers nearby neighborhoods including Brentwood, Allandale, and parts of North Loop. All share Austin ISD school assignments but with different elementary school zones.

Crestview is served by Austin ISD. The primary school path is Gullett Elementary or Wooten Elementary (depending on address), Burnet Middle School, and McCallum High School. LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy) is available as a magnet high school option. School ratings are mixed - buyers who prioritize top-rated schools often look at Allandale (Gullett Elementary) or neighborhoods in the Doss/Casis zones.

Crestview and Brentwood are adjacent 78757 neighborhoods with similar mid-century character. Brentwood has slightly higher prices, Brentwood Elementary (generally better-rated), and more Burnet Road restaurant access. Crestview has better Violet Crown Trail access, lower entry points, and stronger connection to the North Loop craft scene. Both are 10-15 minutes from downtown.

Crestview and Allandale are adjacent 78757 neighborhoods with shared mid-century ranch character and similar price ranges. Key differences: Allandale feeds Gullett Elementary (higher-rated AISD campus); Crestview typically feeds Wooten or Gullett depending on address (verify by address). Allandale has stronger walkable access to the southern Burnet Road dining cluster (Uchiko, Barley Swine, Tacodeli). Crestview has direct MetroRail access at Crestview Station and Violet Crown Trail running through the neighborhood. Buyers prioritizing walkable dining choose Allandale; buyers prioritizing transit access and trail running choose Crestview.

Crestview Station at Lamar Boulevard and Justin Lane is one of only nine MetroRail stops on the Red Line, providing a 25-minute rail commute to downtown Austin. For professionals who work downtown, at UT, or at the Domain (MetroRail extends north), rail access is a meaningful lifestyle differentiator from surrounding 78757 neighborhoods that are car-dependent. Homes within a 10-minute walk of Crestview Station command modest premiums for the transit access. The station also supports reduced-parking lifestyle choices that are rare in central Austin outside of true downtown residential.

The Violet Crown Trail runs through Crestview along Shoal Creek, providing direct access to 30+ miles of trail system connecting to downtown Austin, Lady Bird Lake, and southwest to the Barton Creek Greenbelt. Residents can run, bike, or walk from their front doors onto the trail system without crossing major roads. This outdoor access - combined with MetroRail - gives Crestview a unique lifestyle profile within the 78757 corridor. Trail-adjacent lots sell at a premium over comparable interior lots.

Crestview's original mid-century ranch homes sit on land that has appreciated faster than the structures. Many recent purchases involve buyers weighing a renovation of the original home against a teardown-and-rebuild, comparing the total cost of each path with recent sales of finished homes. The right decision depends on lot quality, tree canopy, trail proximity, and buyer horizon. We run complete ROI math on both paths before every Crestview offer - the wrong call can leave real money on the table.

Local picks

Best Restaurants Near Crestview

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

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Little Deli & Pizzeria
7101 Woodrow Ave, Austin, TX 78757
Pizza & Deli$
  • The heart of Crestview Shopping Center since the early 2000s
  • New York-style pizza with a cracker-thin crust and tangy sauce that has won over three decades of neighborhood loyalty
2026-03-27
Top Notch Hamburgers
7525 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78757
Burgers & Drive-In$
  • Austin film landmark since 1971 - Richard Linklater shot the opening of Dazed and Confused in this parking lot
  • The char-grilled burgers and hand-battered onion rings are why people still come back, not just the nostalgia
  • Car hop service on warm evenings keeps the old-school format intact
2026-03-27
Barley Swine
6555 Burnet Rd, Ste 400, Austin, TX 78757
New American Tasting Menu$$$$
  • One Michelin star and the best restaurant in the 78757 zip code
  • Chef Bryce Gilmore runs a seasonal tasting menu sourced from Texas farms - the plates are small, inventive, and constantly rotating
2026-03-27
Mama Betty's Tex-Mex y Cantina
7001 Burnet Rd, Ste 1101, Austin, TX 78757
Tex-Mex$$
  • Second location opened November 2025 with a full cantina and happy hour that runs 3-6 PM weekdays - $7 frozen margaritas and half-price appetizers
  • The enchiladas and queso are the standouts
2026-03-27
Foxtail
7001 Burnet Rd, Ste 1102, Austin, TX 78757
Cocktail Lounge$$
  • Crestview's newest cocktail bar opened late 2025 with a 70s-inspired interior and Super 8 film projections on the walls
  • The cocktail menu leans tropical and agave-forward
2026-03-27
Tacodeli
7301 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78757
Breakfast Tacos & Mexican$
  • Austin taco institution with the Crestview location pulling a loyal morning crowd
  • The Otto (refried beans, bacon, cheese, avocado) and the Jess Special are the regulars' picks
2026-03-27
Churchrow Tejas BBQ
1521 W Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78757
Tejano BBQ$$
  • Named after Woodrow Avenue's 1950s nickname when churches lined the street
  • Mesquite-smoked meats with a Mexican twist from a team that includes an ex-Valentina's pitmaster
2026-03-27
SOHA
911 W Anderson Ln, Ste 114, Austin, TX 78757
Korean$$
  • Late-night Korean spot open until 2 AM Tuesday through Sunday
  • The menu is encyclopedic - Korean fried chicken, bibimbap, japchae, and a full soju selection
2026-03-27
The Aristocrat Lounge
6507 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX 78757
Dive Bar$
  • Classic Burnet Road dive bar in the old Poodle Dog space
  • Frozen cocktails on tap, shuffleboard, skee-ball, and a big backyard with a food truck
2026-03-27
District Kitchen + Cocktails
7858 Shoal Creek Blvd, Bldg B, Austin, TX 78757
New American$$$
  • Farm-to-table American with Gulf seafood, seasonal produce, and one of the better brunch menus in north Austin
  • The scallop risotto is the signature dinner dish, and the green shakshuka is the brunch winner
2026-03-27
Foreign & Domestic
306 E 53rd St, Austin, TX 78751
New American Farm-to-Table$$$
  • North Loop anchor since 2010, leading Austin's farm-to-table and nose-to-tail movement
  • The menu changes weekly based on what's coming in from local farms
2026-03-27
Brentwood Social House
1601 W Koenig Ln, Austin, TX 78756
European Bakery & Cafe$
  • Woman-owned counter-service cafe with French chocolate croissants baked fresh daily, savory pies, and house-made pastries
  • The lamb shepherd's pie is a surprise hit
2026-03-27
Epoch Coffee
221 W North Loop Blvd, Austin, TX 78751
Coffee House$
  • Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
  • The North Loop flagship is a living room for freelancers, night owls, and anyone who needs coffee at 2 AM
2026-03-27
Local picks

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Crestview

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

NameHighlights
Crestview/Highland Urban Trail
  • 1.1 miles, easy, paved_urban_trail
  • Paved commuter path connecting Crestview MetroRail Station to Highland Station, running parallel to the rail line and Airport Boulevard
  • Connects directly to both MetroRail stations
  • Good for bike commuting to ACC Highland or the Q2 Stadium area
Red Line Parkway Trail
  • 32 miles planned (10-15% complete), easy, multi_use_trail
  • Ambitious 32-mile trail network following the MetroRail Red Line from downtown Austin to Leander
  • Check redlineparkway.org for current open segments
  • The completed Crestview-to-Highland section is the most useful piece right now
Brentwood Neighborhood Park Trail
  • 0.6 miles, easy, park_loop
  • Gravel loop circling the open fields at Brentwood Park, passing playgrounds, picnic tables, and sports courts under mature oak and pecan trees
  • Park on Arroyo Seco or Yates Ave
  • The loop connects to the pool area in summer
Shoal Creek Trail (Northern Section)
  • 4+ miles (existing paved section), easy_to_moderate, multi_use_trail
  • Austin's oldest hike-and-bike trail, running from Lady Bird Lake north toward Highway 183
  • Access the northern canyon section from Bailey Park at N Lamar and 31st
  • The trail gets more natural and less crowded as you head north
Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt
  • 4+ miles of informal trails, moderate, natural_trail
  • 206 acres of wooded terrain with creeks and ravines near 51st Street and US-183
  • Primary trailhead on Springdale Road (5401 Springdale Rd)
  • The terrain is rougher than Shoal Creek
Hancock Creek Greenway
  • 1.5 miles informal, easy, neighborhood_path
  • Hancock Creek (also called Hancock Branch) flows through Crestview and Brentwood along the divided Arroyo Seco street before joining Shoal Creek
  • Follow Arroyo Seco for the most pleasant walking route
  • The creek is seasonal
Local picks

Things To Do Near Crestview

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

NameHighlights
Crestview Station MetroRail
  • Red Line commuter rail station at North Lamar and Airport Boulevard with service from downtown to Leander
  • It also connects cleanly to MetroRapid 801, which matters if you want more than one transit option
  • For Crestview buyers who do not want every trip to depend on MoPac or I-35, this is one of the neighborhood's real differentiators
Crestview Station Mixed-Use Development
  • One of Austin's largest transit-oriented developments on a 73-acre site at Lamar and Airport
  • Approximately 1,000 new homes (half owner-occupied) with 15,000 sq ft of commercial and retail space
  • Typical spend: free
North Loop Vintage Shopping
  • Austin's best concentration of independent vintage stores within a few walkable blocks
  • Room Service Vintage (furniture and decor), Ermine Vintage (men's and women's clothing), Blue Velvet (the self-proclaimed best little vintage store in Texas), and Prototype Vintage (celebrating 20 years)
  • Typical spend: free-$$$
Crestview Shopping Center
  • The neighborhood's original commercial hub on Woodrow Avenue, built in the early 1950s by developer A.B
  • Beddow
  • Typical spend: free
Brentwood Park & Pool
  • Neighborhood park with playgrounds, tennis courts, a softball field, covered pavilion, workout stations, and a public swimming pool that opens seasonally
  • The walking loop circles open fields under mature trees
  • Typical spend: free (pool: $)
Crestview Neighborhood Association Events
  • Active neighborhood association (crestviewna.com) that coordinates regular community events, clean-ups, and meetings
  • The CNA newsletter keeps residents connected and serves as a bridge to City of Austin government
  • Typical spend: free
SFC Farmers' Market at Sunset Valley
  • Saturday morning farmers' market with local produce, artisan bread, prepared foods, and live music
  • Crestview residents make the short drive for weekly grocery runs and to catch up with neighbors
  • Typical spend: free entry
Urban Patchwork Community Gardens
  • Volunteer-powered community garden network with plots in the Crestview and Brentwood area
  • Neighbors share front and side yards for growing vegetables, with harvests split between the homeowner and volunteers
  • Typical spend: free
Top Notch Dazed and Confused Screening
  • Annual April 20 outdoor screening of Dazed and Confused at the actual filming location - Top Notch Hamburgers on Burnet Road
  • The drive-in opens for burgers and the movie plays on an outdoor screen
  • Typical spend: free (food extra)
Q2 Stadium (Austin FC)
  • Home of Austin FC (MLS) at McKalla Place, one MetroRail stop south of Crestview Station
  • Take the Red Line to McKalla Station on match days and skip the parking nightmare
  • Typical spend: $$-$$$$
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How Crestview Compares

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

CrestviewCurrent
Median Price$713K
Active Listings18
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Median Price$690K
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Median Price$951K
Active Listings18
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Median Price$700K
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Median Price$650K
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Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 27, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

Neighborhood listings

18 active listings and 4 under contract or pending

Crestview Real Estate Market

Homes in Crestview sell for around $462 per square foot, roughly 1.6 times the City of Austin median of $297.

Crestview market data as of October 2026
MetricCrestviewCity of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)$713K$604K
Median Days on Market34 days39 days
Sale-to-List Ratio94.5%93.5%
Median $/sqft (typical home)$462$297
Active Listings183,253
Homes Sold (12M)788,829
Months of Supply2.84.4

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.

How Crestview Compares

Crestview compared to nearby neighborhoods
NeighborhoodMedian PriceSchool DistrictZIPActive Listings
Crestview (you are here)$713KAustin ISD7875718
Brentwood$690KAustin ISD7875717
Allandale$951KAustin ISD7875718
Holly$700KAustin ISD7870250
Downtown Condos$650KAustin ISD78701222

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 27, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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Cara Keenan was fantastic. We were coming from out of town and met Cara Keenan on our vacation, looking in a very narrow part of Austin. Cara Keenan went above and beyond and contacted other real estate agents to find people that might be willing to sell or might be putting their house on the market in the future. This doubled the number of homes we were able to see and gave us much better confidence when we found the house we liked. Cara Keenan is very warm, friendly, competent, and gave a good perspective on options as we considered a modification to houses we were looking at. She is very responsive and was effective in negotiating our asks with the sellers. We were very pleased and will be recommending Cara Keenan.

Chris Goelkel

Buyer Relocating to Austin, TX

Crestview
Crestview is the neighborhood people discover after they get priced out of Rosedale or Brentwood. Cara knew that and helped us see the value. Same 78757 energy, walkable to coffee shops and...Read more

Crestview is the neighborhood people discover after they get priced out of Rosedale or Brentwood. Cara knew that and helped us see the value. Same 78757 energy, walkable to coffee shops and restaurants on Burnet Road, but at $100-200K less than the neighborhoods just south. We bought a 1960s ranch that Cara said had good bones. She was right — we've updated the kitchen and bathrooms and it feels like a completely different house.

E. Bridges

Crestview
Joe helped us sell our Crestview home after five years. He pointed out that Crestview had appreciated faster than most central Austin neighborhoods because of the Burnet Road development and the new...Read more

Joe helped us sell our Crestview home after five years. He pointed out that Crestview had appreciated faster than most central Austin neighborhoods because of the Burnet Road development and the new restaurants. He priced our home accordingly — higher than we expected — and it sold in eight days. Two offers, both strong. Joe recommended the one with conventional financing and a 21-day close. Clean transaction, no surprises.

H. Cole

Crestview

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