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Lake Austin - Waterfront Homes, Docks, and Market Guide

Austin's constant-level lake, private docks, and 10-25 minute access to downtown.

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

Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 33+ waterfront transactions on Lake Austin.

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Austin Neighborhood Guide

Lake Austin Neighborhood Guide - Austin Luxury Real Estate

Lake Austin waterfront homes for sale. Constant-level lake, dock access, 10-25 min to downtown. Expert waterfront guidance from Austin's #1 team.

Who are the best realtors in Lake Austin?

Joe and Cara Keenan of Keenan Group at Compass have closed 33+ home sales in Lake Austin, representing buyers and sellers (Keenan Group sales records, as of October 2026). Their most recent Lake Austin sale closed in August 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 records

Recent Keenan Group sales in Lake Austin

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Luxury Buyer Fit Snapshot

Compare Lake Austin on price, schools, and lifestyle access before scheduling private tours.

Buyer Fit

Best for buyers evaluating current inventory depth and value pockets in Lake Austin.

Lifestyle Fit

Lake Austin homes span four school districts (Austin, Eanes, Leander and Lake Travis ISD), so the school depends on the address. We confirm the exact school assignment for each address before you write an offer.

Keenan Group Authority

#1 Team - Austin Board of Realtors (2024)25+ Austin experience$1B+ career volume
ZIP codes
78703 · 78730 · 78733 · 78746
School districts (share of homes sold in the last 2 years or listed now)
Austin ISD 40% / Eanes ISD 39% / Leander ISD 15% / Lake Travis ISD 6%
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings
31 active Lake Austin waterfront 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 Lake Austin real estate like?

Lake Austin is a constant-level lake in the Highland Lakes chain, running approximately 20 miles through Austin's west side between Tom Miller Dam and Mansfield Dam. In the 12 months ending October 30, 2026, 17 homes sold in Lake Austin at a median price of $4.96M (MLS closed sales). Lake Austin is a separate body of water from Lake Travis - they serve different buyers, price ranges, school districts, and boating styles. Lake Austin is the primary waterfront market for luxury buyers who want lake access with a short city commute. The lake's relatively stable water level supports year-round boating, fixed docks, and predictable shoreline access - unlike Lake Travis, which has larger elevation swings. Waterfront parcels span multiple ZIP codes (78703, 78730, 78733, 78746) and school districts (Eanes ISD and Austin ISD depending on location), with most close-in properties being 10-25 minutes from downtown.

Lake Austin homes for sale

  • Constant-level lake: 20 miles through Austin's west side, managed by LCRA for stable water levels
  • 10-25 minutes from downtown Austin via MoPac, Loop 360, or Bee Caves Road

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 33+ waterfront transactions on Lake Austin.

Lake Austin At A Glance
School District
Share of homes sold in the last 2 years or listed now that list a school district; the district depends on the address.
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings
Keenan Luxury Market Index

Lake Austin luxury homes sell at a median of $1,145/sqft over the trailing 12 months - one of the core micro-markets in the Keenan Luxury Market Index.

47%
sold $5M+
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Map & Boundary

Lake Austin Neighborhood Map

Active Lake Austin waterfront listings

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Lake Austin homes for sale, clubs, schools, and articles

Overview

Why Buyers Choose Lake Austin

Lake Austin wins on one factor that no other Austin waterfront market can match: proximity. The closest waterfront parcels are 10-15 minutes from downtown Austin - a commute that Lake Travis, Lake LBJ, and Canyon Lake cannot offer. If you want to leave the office and be on the water before dinner, that short drive is what you're paying for.

The constant-level designation is the second draw. Lake Austin sits downstream in the Highland Lakes chain and is managed for consistent flow, which means the water level stays relatively stable year-round. That stability supports fixed docks, predictable boat access, and minimal shoreline disruption compared to Lake Travis, where drought can drop water levels 30+ feet and leave docks on dry land.

  • Constant-level water supports year-round boating, fixed docks, and reliable shoreline. Lake Travis has larger swings that affect dock usability during drought.
  • 10-25 minutes from downtown depending on which stretch of shoreline. Close-in parcels near Tarrytown and Westlake are the shortest waterfront commute in Austin.
  • Approximately 20 miles of residential shoreline - far less than Lake Travis's 150+ miles. Limited supply drives premium pricing.
  • School districts vary by address: Eanes ISD covers the western shore, Austin ISD covers the eastern shore near Tarrytown. Always verify before making an offer.
  • Dock permits are critical. LCRA, city or county, and HOA approvals are required. Homes with existing permitted docks carry a significant value premium.
Market Data

Current Lake Austin Market Data

In the 12 months ending October 30, 2026, 17 homes sold in Lake Austin at a median price of $4.96M, with a median of $1145 per square foot (MLS closed sales).

  • Median sale price, 12 months ending October 30, 2026: $4.96M
  • Closed sales, 12 months ending October 30, 2026: 17
  • Product filter: Lake Austin waterfront: Single Family Residence + Condominium + Townhouse
  • Share of sales by price band, 12 months ending October 30, 2026: $1M-$1.5M: 0.0%; $1.5M-$2M: 0.0%; $2M-$3M: 18%; $3M+: 82%
Location & Commute

Daily Geography on Lake Austin

Lake Austin's shoreline spans roughly 20 miles from Tom Miller Dam (near downtown) to Mansfield Dam (at the western end near Steiner Ranch). Your daily experience depends entirely on which stretch of shoreline you choose.

  • Eastern shore (Tarrytown, Westlake): 10-15 minutes to downtown via Bee Caves Road, Lake Austin Boulevard, or Loop 360. The closest waterfront commute in Austin.
  • Central shore (Davenport Ranch, Lost Creek): 15-20 minutes to downtown via Loop 360 to MoPac. Good balance of privacy and access.
  • Western shore (River Place, Steiner Ranch): 20-30 minutes to downtown via 2222 or 620. More space, lower prices, longer commute.
  • MoPac and Loop 360 are the primary north-south corridors. 2222 and Bee Caves Road handle east-west movement.
  • Boat access: Most waterfront homes have private docks. Public ramps at Walsh Boat Landing and Loop 360 provide additional access.
  • Red Bud Isle at the eastern end is a popular paddling and dog park destination accessible from the Tarrytown side.
Culture

Local Anchors on Lake Austin

Lake Austin's appeal is the water itself. Morning coffee on the dock, evening cruises past limestone bluffs, weekend kayaking with the family. The lake is the anchor - everything else is secondary.

  • The lake itself: 20 miles of scenic, constant-level waterway for boating, paddling, fishing, and swimming. The channel feel creates intimate coves and quiet stretches.
  • Red Bud Isle: Peninsula park at the eastern end, popular for off-leash dogs and kayak launches. A 5-minute drive from Tarrytown waterfront.
  • Walsh Boat Landing: Public boat ramp on the Tarrytown side providing launch access.
  • Hula Hut and Abel's on the Lake: Lakeside dining that defines the casual waterfront lifestyle.
  • Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve: 227 acres of trails on the Westlake side, minutes from western-shore properties.
  • Barton Creek Country Club and Westlake Country Club (formerly Lost Creek Country Club): Golf and social amenities for waterfront residents who want club access.
  • Lake Austin Spa Resort: Destination spa on the western shore, a reference point for the area's resort character.

Waterfront living on Lake Austin is a lifestyle commitment. The rewards - daily water access, sunset views, year-round recreation - justify the carrying costs for buyers who use the water regularly. For those who would boat a few times a year, a lake-view home without dock costs may be the smarter financial decision.

Comparison

How Lake Austin Compares to Lake Travis

Lake Austin and Lake Travis are the two primary waterfront markets in the Austin metro. They serve fundamentally different lifestyles and buyer profiles.

  • Water level stability: Lake Austin is constant-level (minimal swings). Lake Travis is a storage reservoir with 30-50 foot elevation changes during drought cycles. This directly affects dock usability and shoreline value.
  • Commute: Lake Austin close-in parcels are 10-15 minutes from downtown. Lake Travis communities (Lakeway, Hudson Bend) are 25-45 minutes.
  • Boating style: Lake Austin is a channel lake suited for cruising, paddle sports, and scenic rides. Lake Travis is open water for high-speed boating, wakeboarding, and long runs.
  • Marina access: Lake Austin has fewer marinas and relies more on private docks. Lake Travis has multiple full-service marinas with wet slips and dry stack.
  • School districts: Lake Austin-side addresses feed Eanes ISD or Austin ISD. Lake Travis-side communities are Lake Travis ISD or Leander ISD.
  • Short-term rentals: Lake Travis has an active vacation rental market. Lake Austin is primarily residential with stricter rental limitations.
Keenan Group

The Keenan Perspective on Lake Austin

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

Lake Austin waterfront is where real estate and lifestyle merge completely. The buying decision is not just about the house - it is about the dock, the water depth, the shoreline orientation, the LCRA permit history, and how often you will actually use the water. We have completed 33+ Lake Austin waterfront transactions over 25 years, and the advice starts with one question: how often will you be on the water?

The biggest mistake we see is buyers who fall in love with a view and underestimate the complexity of dock permitting and shoreline maintenance. A home with a permitted dock in a protected cove is a fundamentally different asset than a home on exposed shoreline without dock rights. We evaluate every waterfront property on these terms before recommending an offer.

  • #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team in 2024
  • $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions completed
  • 33+ waterfront transactions on Lake Austin
  • Deep knowledge of LCRA dock permitting, shoreline regulations, and flood-zone considerations

In a market where dock permits are finite and shoreline is permanently limited, the agent you choose determines what properties you see and how well you evaluate them. We bring waterfront-specific expertise that generalist agents cannot match.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Lake Austin

Yes. Lake Austin is managed by LCRA for relatively stable water levels year-round, unlike Lake Travis which can swing 30-50 feet during drought. 'Constant level' is relative - levels can change during extreme weather or operational decisions - but the stability supports fixed docks and predictable boating access that Lake Travis cannot guarantee.

It depends on the shoreline location. Eastern parcels near Tarrytown and Westlake are 10-15 minutes from downtown. Central parcels near Davenport Ranch are 15-20 minutes. Western parcels near River Place and Steiner Ranch are 20-30 minutes. The eastern shore offers the shortest waterfront commute in Austin.

Lake Austin waterfront spans multiple school districts depending on the specific address. Eanes ISD serves the western and southern shores (Westlake Hills, Lost Creek). Austin ISD serves the eastern shore (Tarrytown). Lake Travis ISD and Leander ISD serve some western parcels. Always verify the district assignment for the specific property address.

Yes. Dock construction and modifications require LCRA approval plus city or county permits. Many neighborhoods also have HOA design guidelines. Existing permitted docks carry significant value because new permits are increasingly difficult to obtain. We review LCRA authorization history and permit status on every waterfront property we evaluate.

Lake Austin is a 20-mile constant-level lake with 10-25 minute downtown commutes and Eanes ISD or Austin ISD zoning depending on address. Lake Travis is a 271-mile fluctuating reservoir with 25-45 minute commutes and Lake Travis ISD or Leander ISD zoning. Lake Austin offers water stability (fixed docks, year-round boating) and proximity. Lake Travis offers more shoreline, bigger water, resort amenities, and lower entry prices. Full comparison: /the-source/lake-austin-or-lake-travis-how-the-lifestyles-compare

Lake Austin shoreline spans multiple neighborhoods across the eastern and western shores: Westlake Hills and Davenport Ranch (central shore, Eanes ISD), Tarrytown (eastern shore near Red Bud Isle, Austin ISD), River Place and Steiner Ranch (western shore, Leander ISD), and smaller enclaves like Commanders Point and West Rim. Each offers different price points, dock types, and commute patterns. Eastern shore parcels near Tarrytown are the closest waterfront to downtown Austin.

New dock construction on Lake Austin runs $150K-$500K+ depending on depth, size, boat lift configuration, and permit requirements. Annual maintenance (cleaning, staining, lift servicing, permit renewal) typically runs $5K-$15K. Flood insurance, shoreline treatments, and LCRA permit compliance add ongoing costs. Homes with existing permitted docks carry a significant value premium because new permits are increasingly difficult to obtain. Budget $15K-$30K+ annually above comparable non-waterfront home carrying costs.

The Keenan Group is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024) with 33+ waterfront transactions on Lake Austin. We evaluate dock permits, LCRA history, water depth, shoreline orientation, and flood-zone status on every property. In a market where dock rights and shoreline access determine most of the value, that waterfront-specific expertise is critical. Contact us at (512) 415-7653.

Best Restaurants Near Lake Austin

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

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Quince Lakehouse
3825 Lake Austin Blvd #201, Austin, TX 78703
Global Collective$$$
  • The current star of Lake Austin dining
  • Built in the old Abel's space with floor-to-ceiling lake views, Quince pulls from Japanese, Mexican, and New American influences
2026-03-27
Hula Hut
3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Tex-Mex / Polynesian$$
  • The original Lake Austin hangout
  • Half the restaurant is literally over the water
2026-03-27
Mozart's Coffee Roasters
3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Cafe$
  • The best coffee spot on any Austin lake, period
  • Multi-level deck directly on the water, house-roasted beans, and pastries that punch above cafe weight
2026-03-27
Ski Shores Cafe
2905 Pearce Rd, Austin, TX 78730
American / Burgers$$
  • A Lake Austin institution since 1954, now run by the McGuire Moorman group
  • Burgers, tacos, cold beer, and a full bar right on the water
2026-03-27
County Line on the Lake
5204 Ranch Rd 2222, Austin, TX 78731
Texas Barbecue$$
  • Set in an old lake lodge right where Bull Creek feeds into Lake Austin
  • This is where locals take out-of-town guests for brisket and ribs with a view
2026-03-27
Pool Burger
2315 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Burgers / Tiki Bar$
  • A 1968 Airstream trailer serving wagyu burgers on homemade buns, perched right above Deep Eddy Pool
  • Tiki bar vibes with frozen drinks
2026-03-27
Maudie's Cafe
2608 W 7th St, Austin, TX 78703
Tex-Mex$$
  • The Lake Austin Blvd Maudie's has been the neighborhood Tex-Mex joint since the beginning
  • Scratch-made tamales, solid enchiladas, and reliable margaritas
2026-03-27
Chez Zee American Bistro
5406 Balcones Dr, Austin, TX 78731
American Bistro$$$
  • Over 35 years of scratch cooking in an art-filled space just off 2222
  • Award-winning weekend brunch, serious desserts, and a dinner menu that ranges from comfort food to upscale
2026-03-27
Waterloo Ice House 360 & 2222
6203 N Capital of Texas Hwy, Austin, TX 78731
American$$
  • The go-to family spot at the 360/2222 intersection
  • Breakfast starting at 7 AM, burgers, chicken-fried steak, and a solid kids menu
2026-03-27
Cipollina
1213 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703
Italian$$$
  • Clarksville neighborhood Italian within easy reach of Lake Austin residents heading toward downtown
  • House-made pastas, wood-fired pizza, and locally sourced entrees
2026-03-27
Steiner Ranch Steakhouse
5424 Steiner Ranch Blvd, Austin, TX 78732
Steakhouse$$$$
  • A 14,000 square foot steakhouse built into the hillside overlooking Lake Travis
  • Three levels, four bars, live music seven nights a week on the hilltop stage
2026-03-27
Stillwater at Lake Austin Spa Resort
1705 S Quinlan Park Rd, Austin, TX 78732
Contemporary American$$$$
  • Lakeside fine dining inside the legendary Lake Austin Spa Resort
  • Adults-only, prix fixe dinner at $75 plus service
2026-03-27
The Oasis on Lake Travis
6550 Comanche Trl, Austin, TX 78732
Tex-Mex / American$$
  • Self-proclaimed Sunset Capital of Texas, and they have a point
  • Perched 450 feet above Lake Travis with multi-level decks designed entirely around the western view
2026-03-27

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Lake Austin

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

NameHighlights
Mount Bonnell (Covert Park)
  • 0.5 miles (102 stone steps), Easy-Moderate, Overlook / Stairs
  • The most iconic Lake Austin viewpoint
  • Go at sunrise to avoid crowds
  • Parking fills by 10 AM on weekends
Pennybacker Bridge (360) Overlook
  • 0.5 miles round trip, Easy, Overlook / Short Hike
  • A 10-minute scramble up a rocky trail to the cliff above the 360 bridge with Lake Austin stretching out below
  • Parking is pull-in style on the west side of 360 just north of the bridge
  • Fills up fast, especially at sunset
Turkey Creek Trail (Emma Long Park)
  • 2.5-mile loop, Moderate, Creek / Loop Trail
  • Winds through Emma Long's 1,100 acres crossing Turkey Creek multiple times
  • Creek crossings mean wet feet after rain
  • water shoes or quick-dry boots
Bull Creek Greenbelt
  • 4.5 miles one way, Easy-Moderate, Creek / Swimming Holes
  • Follows Bull Creek over limestone cliffs and through swimming holes before the creek empties into Lake Austin
  • Access from 6701 Lakewood Dr or 7806 N Capital of Texas Hwy
  • Water quality signs are posted
Emma Long Shoreline Trail
  • 1.2 miles along shore, Easy, Lakefront / Walking
  • Flat walking trail along a mile of Lake Austin shoreline inside Emma Long Park
  • Park entry fee of $5/vehicle on weekdays, $10/vehicle on weekends (March-October)
  • Arrive before 10 AM on summer weekends or the gate closes when the lot fills
Red Bud Isle
  • 0.5 miles of trails, Easy, Island / Dog Park / Walking
  • A 13-acre island just below the Tom Miller Dam where Lake Austin meets Lady Bird Lake
  • Free admission
  • Park along Red Bud Trail
River Place Nature Trail
  • 4.5 miles out-and-back, Moderate-Difficult, Canyon / Hill Country
  • Drops into a deep limestone canyon with seasonal waterfalls and creek crossings
  • Trailhead at 4200 River Place Blvd
  • No dogs allowed

Things To Do Near Lake Austin

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

NameHighlights
Austin Boat Rentals (Lake Austin)
  • Pontoon boats, ski boats, party barges, and wakeboard boats available for half-day and full-day rentals on Lake Austin
  • Captained options available for groups who want to relax
  • Typical spend: $400-$1,200/day depending on vessel
Peace Paddling (SUP & Kayak Delivery)
  • They deliver paddleboards, kayaks, and canoes directly to your Lake Austin dock, Steiner Ranch, River Place, or any shoreline launch point
  • Single kayaks from $15/hour, SUPs and doubles from $20/hour
  • Typical spend: $15-$20/first hour, $10 each additional
Walsh Boat Landing
  • The primary public boat ramp on Lake Austin with concrete launch, fishing pier, and parking for trailers
  • $10 launch fee payable by card at the kiosk
  • Typical spend: $10 launch fee
Loop 360 Boat Ramp
  • Travis County park below the south end of Pennybacker Bridge
  • Three acres focused on watercraft launch and retrieval
  • Typical spend: $5/person, $3 for 62+
Emma Long Metropolitan Park
  • Austin's oldest municipal park spans 1,100 acres of Hill Country woodland with a full mile of Lake Austin shoreline
  • Swim beach with lifeguards (summer weekends), boat ramps, fishing dock, campground, and 9+ miles of trails
  • Typical spend: $5 weekday / $10 weekend per vehicle (seasonal)
Lake Travis Zipline Adventures
  • Five ziplines including the three longest and fastest in Texas, with lines from 1,600 to 2,800 feet reaching speeds up to 65 mph over Lake Travis
  • The 3-hour guided tour includes boat transportation to a private lakefront property with beach access, hammocks, and swimming
  • Typical spend: $135/person for full tour, $88 for single line
Lake Austin Calm (Donut Boats & SUPs)
  • Electric donut boats that seat up to 10 people around a center table - stable, self-captained, and genuinely fun for groups who want to be on the water without the speed
  • Also rents paddleboards
  • Typical spend: $85-$150/hour for donut boats
Deep Eddy Pool
  • The oldest swimming pool in Texas, fed by cold natural springs since 1915
  • Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
  • Typical spend: $2-$5 admission (residents/non-residents)
Sunset Watching at The Oasis
  • 450 feet above Lake Travis with multi-tier decks facing due west
  • Hundreds of people gather nightly for what might be the best sunset viewing platform in Central Texas
  • Typical spend: Free (food and drinks at restaurant prices)
Private Dock Living
  • The defining activity of Lake Austin life
  • Most waterfront homes have private docks with boat lifts, jet ski ports, and swim platforms
  • Typical spend: Included with waterfront ownership (dock permits through City of Austin)
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How Lake Austin Compares

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

Lake AustinCurrent
Median Price$4.96M
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings31
Median Price$1.93M
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings116
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Median Price$2.38M
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings5
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Median Price$3.76M
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings6
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Median Price$2.13M
Active Lake Austin waterfront listings6
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Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 30, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

Lake Austin Waterfront Market

Homes in Lake Austin sell for around $1,145 per square foot (median sold, last 12 months), roughly 3.9 times the City of Austin median of $296.

Lake Austin market data as of October 2026
MetricLake AustinCity of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)$4.96M$602K
Median $/sqft (typical home)$1,145$296
Active Lake Austin Waterfront Listings313,239
Homes Sold (12M)178,825

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 Lake Austin Compares

Lake Austin compared to nearby neighborhoods
NeighborhoodMedian PriceSchool DistrictZIPActive Lake Austin Waterfront Listings
Lake Austin (you are here)$4.96MAustin ISD 40% / Eanes ISD 39% / Leander ISD 15% / Lake Travis ISD 6%7870331
Westlake Hills$1.93MEanes ISD78746116
Rob Roy$2.38MEanes ISD787465
Rollingwood$3.76MEanes ISD787466
Davenport Ranch$2.13MEanes ISD787466

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 30, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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What Clients Say About Lake Austin

Real experiences from buyers and sellers in this neighborhood

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Lake Austin

Lake Austin waterfront is a completely different market and Cara understands it. She explained the dock permit situation, the constant-level lake advantage over Travis, and which coves have the deepest water. We had been looking casually for two years before Cara called about a property with a permitted dock and 200 feet of waterfront. We moved fast and closed in 30 days. That kind of access to inventory and speed of execution is why we chose the Keenan Group for a purchase at this level.

W. Kirkpatrick

Lake Austin
Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan were helpful and responsive every step of the way from locating suitable properties through final closing. They have considerable expertise in all areas of the homebuying...Read more

Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan were helpful and responsive every step of the way from locating suitable properties through final closing. They have considerable expertise in all areas of the homebuying process. Their follow up was always exceptionally good. I recommend Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan without hesitation to anyone looking for a house in Austin.

Don Evans

Homebuyer in Austin, TX

Lake Austin

My experience with Joe Keenan was excellent and would be happy to recommend him.

Kevin Pooler

Austin Buyer

Lake Austin

The Keenan Group in Lake Austin

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

$1,145/sqft

Lake Austin luxury homes ($2M-$10M, last 12 months) · indicative

Lake Austin home sales at all price points, last 12 months

Median sale
$4.96M

Indicative sample

Source: Keenan Group at Compass · Updated October 2026

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