Is Clarksville a good investment?

Clarksville benefits from a supply constraint that supports long-term value: roughly 30 blocks with no room to expand, anchored by walking-distance access to downtown. The walkability premium has held through every Austin market cycle. With few homes listed at any time and consistent demand from buyers who prioritize pedestrian urban living, Clarksville inventory moves faster than most 78703 neighborhoods.

Should I sell my Clarksville home off-market or on MLS?

It depends on the property and the buyer profile. Clarksville has very few homes for sale at any time, so distinctive homes sometimes benefit from targeted private introductions - especially when the ideal buyer is a specific type (downtown professional, UT-affiliated, relocating from a walkable urban market). For standard inventory, MLS exposure captures the broadest competitive pool. We evaluate both strategies for every Clarksville listing and recommend the approach that maximizes offers.

What should I know about renovating in Clarksville's historic area?

Clarksville sits within the Old West Austin National Register Historic District, and some individual properties carry local historic landmark designations. Federal recognition is primarily honorific and does not restrict owners, but local landmarks require Historic Landmark Commission review for exterior changes and demolition. Before committing to a renovation plan or making an offer, verify which protections apply to the specific address. The designation status directly affects teardown feasibility, addition design, and project timeline.

Is now a good time to sell in Clarksville?

Clarksville's low inventory means well-positioned homes sell throughout the year. Spring (February through May) generates the strongest buyer traffic as buyers lock in school enrollment and relocation buyers finalize Austin moves. Fall has a secondary wave. The walkability premium sustains demand even in slower market conditions because there is no substitute neighborhood for buyers who want to walk to downtown. Contact us for current days-on-market and pricing data specific to your block.

How do I list my home in Clarksville?

To list your home in Clarksville, start with the Keenan Group - Austin's #1 Board of Realtors team (2024). The process: a pricing analysis built on live Clarksville market data and recent sales, a full marketing plan (professional media, the Compass network, and our private-exclusive channel), and negotiation through closing. Keenan Group's median days on market is 13, including off-market, private, and pocket sales that close at zero days on market. Contact the Keenan Group to list your home: (512) 415-7653.

What school district serves Clarksville?

Clarksville is served by Austin ISD. TEA Accountability Rating: C. GreatSchools: 6/10. The district enrolls 75,000 students with a 14:1 student-teacher ratio.

What are the zoned schools for Clarksville?

Homes in Clarksville are zoned to: Elementary: Mathews Elementary School (10/10). Middle: O. Henry Middle School (6/10). High: Austin High School (7/10). All schools are within the Austin ISD system.

Neighborhood listings

12 active listings and 3 under contract or pending

Clarksville Real Estate Market

Homes in Clarksville sell for around $730 per square foot, roughly 2.4 times the City of Austin median of $303.

Clarksville market data as of October 2026
Metric	Clarksville	City of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)	$1.47M	$597K
Median Days on Market	49 days	35 days
Sale-to-List Ratio	93.0%	93.2%
Median $/sqft (typical home)	$730	$303
Active Listings	12	3,283
Homes Sold (12M)	26	5,718
Months of Supply	5.5	6.9

Data as of October 2026. 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.

Schools Near Clarksville

School district: Austin ISD

Schools zoned to Clarksville
School	Type	Grades	Rating	Distance
Matthews Elementary School	Regular	PK-6	A-	0.2 mi
Austin St Hospital	Alternative/Other	5-12	D	0.5 mi
Austin High School	Regular	9-12	B+	0.7 mi
Long-View Micro School	Alternative/Other	2-8	—	0.7 mi
Headwaters School	Montessori	PK-12	—	0.8 mi
Headwaters School	Montessori	PK-12	—	0.8 mi
Casa Montessori Child Development Center	Montessori	PK-KG	—	0.8 mi
The Austin School for Performing and Visual Arts	Special Program Emphasis	7-12	—	0.9 mi
University of Texas at Austin High School	Regular	9-12	B-	0.9 mi
O. Henry Middle School	Regular	6-8	B	1.0 mi

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Clarksville Community Profile

Median Household Income: $117K
Work from Home: 36.2%
Median Commute: 11 min
Bachelor's Degree+: 44.1%
Graduate Degree: 40.5%
Owner Occupied: 51.4%
Median Age: 38
Population: 11,126

Source: ATTOM Data, U.S. Census. Reported at the neighborhood/community level.

How Clarksville Compares

Clarksville compared to nearby neighborhoods
Neighborhood	Median Price	School District	ZIP	Active Listings
Clarksville (you are here)	$1.47M	Austin ISD	78703	12
Tarrytown	$1.76M	Austin ISD	78703	34
Pemberton Heights	$2.2M	Austin ISD	78703	5
Bryker Woods	$1.41M	Austin ISD	78703	4
Old Enfield	$1.35M	Austin ISD	78703	1

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 7, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

Last updated April 20, 2026

What Clients Say About Clarksville

Real experiences from buyers and sellers in this neighborhood

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Joe Keenan is one of the best referrals for any service that I've ever needed. In looking for a Realtor for my first home buying experience, I wanted a Realtor who was organized, honest, respectful, trustworthy, and attentive; Joe Keenan is all of those things and more. Joe Keenan advocated for me at every step of the searching and buying process and made sure everything went smoothly. He answered all of my questions and was very patient with me (first time home buyers have a LOT of questions)! I would happily recommend Joe Keenan to anyone interested in buying a home in Austin.

Morgan Constantino

First-Time Buyer in Austin, TX

Clarksville

We sold our Clarksville home through Cara after living there for 12 years. The house was a 1920s original on a quarter-acre lot and Cara understood that the buyer would likely be someone who wanted to preserve it, not tear it down. She marketed it to that audience specifically — the history, the trees, the walkability to West 6th and Jeffrey's. The buyer was a couple from New York who wanted old Austin charm. Cara matched the house to the right person and we closed at full asking.

S. Whitmore

Clarksville

Old West Austin is one of those neighborhoods you either know about or you don't. Joe knew about it. He showed us streets between 5th and 12th that had character homes on bigger lots than anything in Clarksville or Tarrytown at the same price point. We got a 1920s two-story with a detached garage and mature pecan trees. Joe also helped us understand the historic district rules, which affect what you can and can't do with the exterior.

S. Beckman

Old West Austin

Cara sold our Old West Austin bungalow in the spring market. She told us that 78703 inventory was tight and that we'd get strong interest if we priced it right and staged it well. She was right — we had 11 showings the first weekend and two offers by Tuesday. Cara walked us through both and recommended the one with fewer contingencies even though it was slightly lower. Clean close in three weeks. She earned every bit of her commission.

K. Flynn

Old West Austin

Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan were THE BEST. I mean, I can't even imagine having gone through this multi-month process (it started in May) without Cara Keenan. She was such an incredible advocate for us and a huge support. She made sure (well, still is, really) that none of the details were forgotten and was always one step ahead. Truly, THE BEST. We will always be willing to be a reference for Cara Keenan and Joe Keenan.

Brigid Finley

Buyer and Advocate in Austin, TX

Clarksville

We moved from San Francisco and wanted a central Austin neighborhood that felt like a real neighborhood, not a suburb. Joe recommended Old West Austin and we trusted him. The tree canopy, the old houses, the fact that you can walk to Barton Springs — it reminded us of certain Bay Area neighborhoods but at a fraction of the cost. Joe found us a renovated craftsman near Deep Eddy Pool. Best decision we've made.

D. Nakamura

Old West Austin

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One of Austin's most walkable neighborhoods: a historic freedmen's community in 78703 with boutiques, restaurants, and a 5-minute walk to downtown.

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Clarksville Neighborhood Guide - Austin TX 78703

Clarksville guide. Mathews Elem, O. Henry, Austin High. Historic charm, downtown walkability. Keenan Group - #1 team, 50+ in 78703.

Who is the best realtor in Clarksville?

The Keenan Group at Compass is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors team (2024), with 25+ years, 1,000+ homes sold, and $1B+ in career volume serving Clarksville. Joe and Cara Keenan represent buyers and sellers in Clarksville with data-driven pricing, full-scale marketing, and direct access to qualified luxury buyers.

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ZIP codes: 78703
School district: Austin ISD
Active listings: 12 active listings

What is it like to live in Clarksville?

Clarksville is a historic neighborhood in the 78703 ZIP code immediately west of downtown Austin, founded in 1871 by Charles Clark as a freedmen's community, and one of the most walkable neighborhoods in Austin. In the 12 months ending October 7, 2026, 26 homes sold in Clarksville at a median price of $1.47M (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales). It is in Austin ISD; confirm the assigned campuses by address. Historic cottages, renovated bungalows and contemporary infill sit on some of the smallest lots among Austin's luxury neighborhoods.

Clarksville homes for sale

Historic 78703 neighborhood west of downtown, founded in 1871 by Charles Clark as a freedmen's community
One of the most walkable neighborhoods in Austin
Austin ISD; confirm campuses by address

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - 50+ families served across Austin's 78703 luxury corridor.

Clarksville At A Glance

ZIP

78703

School District

Austin ISD

Median Price

$1.47M

Active Listings

Median DOM

49 days

Median $/sqft

$730

Trailing 12 months ending October 7, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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Overview

Why Buyers Choose Clarksville

Clarksville wins on one thing no other Austin luxury neighborhood can match: walkability to downtown. You can leave your front door and be at a West 6th Street restaurant in 5 minutes on foot. No car, no parking, no Uber. That is not possible from Tarrytown, Pemberton, or any Westlake address - and it is the reason Clarksville commands the highest price per square foot in 78703.

The neighborhood has a distinct character rooted in its history. Founded in 1871 by Charles Clark, a formerly enslaved man, Clarksville was one of the first freedmen's communities in Texas. That heritage is visible in the mix of small historic cottages alongside modern infill. A single block can hold an 1890s shotgun house, a 1940s bungalow, and a 2020 contemporary - and that variety gives Clarksville an authenticity that master-planned neighborhoods cannot replicate.

Walkable to downtown Austin, West 6th Street, and Shoal Creek trail. This is the defining advantage over every other luxury neighborhood in Austin.
Mathews Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School form the Austin ISD school path - the same as Tarrytown.
Restaurant and retail density within walking distance: Jeffrey's, Josephine House, West 6th bars and shops are all part of daily life.
Pease Park and Shoal Creek trail provide green space and running paths at the neighborhood's edge.
Historic district character with architectural diversity spanning 150 years of Austin building history.

Market Data

Current Clarksville Market Data

In the 12 months ending October 7, 2026, 26 homes sold in Clarksville at a median price of $1.47M, with a median of 49 days on market and a median of $730 per square foot (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales).

As of October 7, 2026, Clarksville had 12 active and 3 pending listings, with 5.5 months of supply and a 93% sale-to-list ratio in the 12 months ending October 7, 2026.

Median sale price, 12 months ending October 7, 2026: $1.47M
Closed sales, 12 months ending October 7, 2026: 26
Active listings as of October 7, 2026: 12
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Price bands: review the live comp set by property type, lot, condition, and street-level position

Location & Commute

Daily Geography in Clarksville

Clarksville is 5 minutes from downtown Austin on foot and 3-5 minutes by car. That is not a selling point exaggeration - it is the literal daily reality. You walk to dinner, walk to coffee, walk to the trail. For buyers who want to reduce car dependence without leaving a single-family neighborhood, Clarksville is the only luxury option in Austin.

The neighborhood is bounded roughly by West 6th Street to the south, MoPac to the west, West 12th Street to the north, and Lamar Boulevard to the east. Waterloo Park and the new downtown district are a short walk east. Shoal Creek trail runs along the eastern boundary.

Downtown Austin: 5-minute walk to West 6th Street. 3-5 minute drive to the Capitol and business district.
UT Austin campus: 10-minute drive or 15-minute bike ride via Shoal Creek trail.
The Domain and Apple campus: 20-25 minutes north via MoPac.
Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 20-25 minutes via MoPac to 71.
West 6th Street restaurants, bars, and shops are within a 5-10 minute walk from most Clarksville homes.
Pease Park: Borders the neighborhood to the northeast. Trails, playground, and the Kingsbury Commons event lawn.
Shoal Creek Hike and Bike Trail: Runs along the eastern edge of the neighborhood, connecting to Lady Bird Lake.

Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Neighborhood

Clarksville feels like a village inside a city. The blocks are short, the houses face the street, and people walk. You see the same neighbors at Jeffrey's on Wednesday night and at the Saturday morning dog walk along Shoal Creek. That pedestrian-scale community is what makes Clarksville different from neighborhoods where daily life happens inside a car.

Jeffrey's: A Clarksville institution since 1975. Fine dining in a converted house that defines the neighborhood's character - sophisticated without pretension.
Josephine House: Brunch, cocktails, and a courtyard patio that functions as Clarksville's unofficial living room.
Clarksville Pottery and Galleries: Local artist studios and galleries that reflect the neighborhood's creative roots.
Pease Park: 84 acres of green space with the Shoal Creek trail, playground, and event lawn. A 5-minute walk from most Clarksville homes.
West 6th Street corridor: Restaurants, bars, and boutiques within walking distance. This is the daily convenience that drives Clarksville's walkability premium.
Shoal Creek trail: Running and cycling path connecting Clarksville to Lady Bird Lake and downtown. Many residents use it as their daily commute route.

The historic character of Clarksville is protected in part by its designation and community awareness. Long-time residents are invested in maintaining the neighborhood's scale and walkability. That community investment is a real asset - and it is one reason Clarksville has held its value through every Austin market cycle.

Buying Strategy

What Is the Best Way to Sell a Clarksville Home?

Selling in Clarksville starts with understanding your buyer pool. The walkability premium to West 6th Street and downtown is the single strongest pricing lever in this neighborhood, so we lead with it in every marketing asset - photography that shows the street-level relationship to restaurants, trails, and daily-life destinations rather than just interior finishes.

Clarksville lots are among the smallest in luxury Austin, and that changes how staging works. We focus on making compact spaces feel intentional rather than cramped. Front porch presentation matters more here than in any other 78703 neighborhood because buyers experience Clarksville on foot. Curb appeal is not just a car-window impression - it is a walking-pace impression.

Historic district considerations affect both timeline and marketing. Some Clarksville properties carry local historic landmark designations that require commission review for exterior changes. We verify designation status early and disclose it clearly, because informed buyers pay fair value while surprised buyers walk away. Transparency about what a buyer can and cannot change actually strengthens offers.

For distinctive properties where the right buyer is a specific profile - someone relocating from a walkable urban market, a UT-affiliated professional, a downtown worker who wants to ditch their commute - we sometimes recommend a targeted private approach before going public. For standard inventory, MLS exposure captures the broadest buyer pool.

Comparison

How Clarksville Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Clarksville buyers often compare with Tarrytown, Old Enfield, Bryker Woods, and Pemberton Heights. The decision typically comes down to walkability vs. lot size and how much proximity to downtown matters in daily life.

Compared with Tarrytown: Tarrytown has larger lots, more mature trees, and a quieter residential feel. Clarksville has walkability to downtown that Tarrytown cannot match. Both share the Mathews-O. Henry-Austin High school path.
Compared with Old Enfield: Old Enfield is adjacent and shares Clarksville's walkable character, but has more multi-family inventory and slightly less historic cottage stock. The two neighborhoods are often cross-shopped and have similar price per square foot.
Compared with Pemberton Heights: Pemberton has the largest lots and highest prices in 78703. Clarksville has the smallest lots and the best walkability. They attract different buyer profiles.

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Who Is the Best Realtor in Clarksville Austin?

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The best realtor for Clarksville understands what makes this neighborhood fundamentally different from the rest of the 78703 corridor. Clarksville is not Tarrytown with smaller lots - it is a walkability market where proximity to West 6th, historic overlay restrictions, and small-lot density create pricing dynamics that do not exist anywhere else in Austin. An agent who prices Clarksville like Tarrytown or Old Enfield will either leave money on the table or overshoot the comp pool. The right agent knows which blocks carry a noise discount from West 6th, which lots face Historic Landmark Commission review for exterior changes, and how the walkability premium translates into price-per-square-foot that often exceeds neighborhoods with higher median prices.

Keenan Group has sold 50+ homes across Austin's 78703 corridor including Tarrytown, Pemberton Heights, Old Enfield, and Clarksville over 25 years. That cross-neighborhood depth matters because Clarksville buyers always compare against adjacent 78703 options, and sellers need an agent who can position Clarksville's walkability advantage against Tarrytown's lot size and Pemberton's prestige. #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team 2024, $1B+ career volume.

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Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Clarksville

Clarksville is in ZIP code 78703, which also includes Tarrytown, Old Enfield, Pemberton Heights, and Bryker Woods. All share the Austin ISD school path through Mathews Elementary, O. Henry Middle, and Austin High.

Clarksville is the closest luxury neighborhood to downtown Austin. West 6th Street is a 5-minute walk from most Clarksville homes. By car, downtown is 3-5 minutes. This walkability is unique among Austin's luxury neighborhoods and is the primary driver of Clarksville's price-per-sqft premium.

Clarksville is served by Austin ISD. The school path is Mathews Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School - the same path as Tarrytown. LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy) is available as a magnet high school option. Note: Clarksville is not in Eanes ISD.

Clarksville has historic significance as one of the first freedmen's communities in Texas, founded in 1871 by Charles Clark. While not all properties carry individual historic designations, the neighborhood's character is shaped by its history. Historic status can affect renovation permits and teardown approvals on some lots - we advise checking designation status before making offers.

Clarksville and Tarrytown are both in 78703 and Austin ISD; confirm the assigned campuses by address. Clarksville is walkable to downtown in 5 minutes with smaller lots and higher price per square foot. Tarrytown has larger lots, more mature trees, and a quieter feel with an 8-12 minute drive to downtown. Tarrytown's median price is usually higher overall, but Clarksville often costs more per square foot. The Keenan Group has sold 30+ homes in Clarksville and 80+ in Tarrytown - we help buyers decide which character fits their lifestyle.

Clarksville's historic character is protected at multiple levels. Some individual properties carry local historic landmark designations that require Historic Landmark Commission review for exterior changes and any demolition. Old West Austin (which encompasses Clarksville) is also on the National Register of Historic Places, though that federal recognition is primarily honorific and does not typically restrict property owners. We run a designation check on every Clarksville property before our clients make an offer, because renovation and teardown economics can change significantly based on which protections apply to a specific address.

Yes - this is the defining feature of Clarksville. West 6th Street restaurants and bars are a 5-minute walk. Waterloo Park and Moody Center events are a 10-15 minute walk. ACL Live at the Moody Theater is a 10-minute walk. Most Clarksville residents report walking to dinner 2-3 times per week and rarely driving downtown for events. No other Austin luxury neighborhood offers this level of pedestrian access to downtown entertainment.

Pease Park sits at the northeast edge of Clarksville and functions as the neighborhood's primary green space. The 84-acre park includes Shoal Creek trails, playground areas, and the Kingsbury Commons event lawn. Residents use it for morning runs, weekend dog walks, and informal gatherings. The Kingsbury Commons renovation (completed 2021) added event pavilions and restored historic features. For many Clarksville buyers, Pease Park proximity is part of why they chose the neighborhood over Tarrytown or Old Enfield.

Local picks

Best Restaurants Near Clarksville

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

Name	Cuisine / Type	Price	Highlights	Last verified
Jeffrey's 1204 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703	American	$$$$	Austin's longest-running fine dining institution, open since 1975 Dry-aged prime steaks, an outstanding wine program, and complimentary valet	2026-03-27
Josephine House 1601 Waterston Ave, Austin, TX 78703	American/Mediterranean	$$$	Jeffrey's sister restaurant in a blue Clarksville cottage with a grassy front lawn The weekday brunch is quieter than weekends and feels like eating in a friend's garden	2026-03-27
Cipollina 1213 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703	Italian	$$	The neighborhood's daily-driver restaurant Wood-fired pizzas, house-made pastas, and panini in a one-room dining spot right on West Lynn	2026-03-27
Pecan Square Cafe 1200-B W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703	Seasonal American	$$$	A pink cottage serving market-driven seasonal dishes inspired by California, Mediterranean, and Texas cooking The menu rotates with what's available, which keeps regulars coming back weekly	2026-03-27
Bar Peached 1315 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703	Asian-fusion	$$$	Asian-fusion small plates and shareables in a shiplap-walled cottage with a heritage oak shading the patio The short rib steamed buns and Thai basil fried rice are the repeat orders	2026-03-27
Qi Austin 835 W 6th St, Ste 114, Austin, TX 78703	Modern Chinese/Dim Sum	$$$	Upscale dim sum and modern Chinese in a stylish space on West 6th The weekend dim sum service draws a crowd - arrive before 11 AM or expect a wait	2026-03-27
Moderna Bar & Pizzeria 1717 W 6th St, Ste 140-R, Austin, TX 78703	Italian/Pizza	$$	Pizza-obsessed chef Leo Spizzirri's dedicated pizzeria on the western edge of 6th Street Serious dough discipline, quality toppings, and a bar program that takes cocktails as seriously as the pies	2026-03-27
Sammie's Italian 807 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703	Italian	$$$	Old-school Italian red-sauce cooking in the building that housed Hut's Hamburgers for 80 years The space has been transformed, but the neighborhood attachment to this address runs deep	2026-03-27
Medici Roasting 1101 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703	Coffee/Cafe	$	Clarksville's living room since 2006 This is where the neighborhood conducts its informal business - real estate conversations, morning catch-ups, laptop work	2026-03-27
Galaxy Cafe 1000 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703	American/Brunch	$$	A reliable neighborhood cafe on West Lynn serving breakfast, lunch, and brunch Nothing flashy, just solid food at fair prices with quick service	2026-03-27
Fresa's 915 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78703	Mexican/Wood-grilled chicken	$$	Wood-grilled chicken and scratch-made Mexican sides at 9th and Lamar, right on Clarksville's eastern edge The drive-through is brilliant for a quick dinner pickup, but the patio is worth staying for	2026-03-27
Uchi 801 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704	Japanese	$$$$	James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole's original restaurant, a short drive south on Lamar Twenty-plus years in and still the standard for Japanese dining in Texas	2026-03-27
Ember Kitchen 800 W Cesar Chavez St, Ste PP110, Austin, TX 78701	Latin American/Wood-fire	$$$$	Latin American wood-fire cooking in the Seaholm Power Plant development, walkable from Clarksville's southern end The converted industrial space is dramatic, and the whole-animal cookery over live fire produces food you can't replicate at home	2026-03-27
Wally Workman Gallery Courtyard 1202 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703	N/A	Free	Not a restaurant, but a Clarksville institution since 1980 Fine art gallery in a 120-year-old historic house on West 6th	2026-03-27

Local picks

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Clarksville

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

Name	Highlights
Shoal Creek Trail	4 miles (Lady Bird Lake to 38th Street), easy, hiking/biking Clarksville's spine trail Access from West Lynn at 10th or 12th Street heading east to Lamar The paved sections flood after heavy rain
Pease Park	84 acres, multiple trail loops, easy, nature/recreation Austin's oldest park, stretching along Shoal Creek just northeast of Clarksville Enter from the Parkway trailhead at 12th and Lamar for the quickest access from Clarksville The Kingsbury Commons section has the best facilities for kids
Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail (Pfluger Bridge Access)	10 miles (full loop), easy, hiking/biking Walk south from Clarksville through the Seaholm district to reach Austin's signature trail along Lady Bird Lake The walk down from Clarksville to the lake is downhill remember that coming back
West Austin Neighborhood Walk	1.5-2 miles loop, easy, walking/historic The best walk in Clarksville requires no trail at all Start at West Lynn and 10th, walk west on 10th to MoPac, north on Waterston to 12th, east back to West Lynn The homes on Charlotte Street between 10th and 11th have some of the best-preserved original cottages
Shoal Creek Greenbelt (Seiders Springs to Pease Park)	3 miles one-way, easy to moderate, hiking/nature The wilder northern extension of Shoal Creek trail from 34th Street down through the greenbelt to Pease Park Seiders Springs Park at 1380 W 34th is the northern trailhead The creek crossings can be slippery after rain
Downtown Walk via West 6th Street	0.8 miles to Congress Avenue, easy, walking/urban The reason people pay Clarksville prices: a flat, sidewalked walk east on 6th Street puts you at Congress Avenue and the heart of downtown in 15 minutes West 6th between Lamar and Congress has good sidewalks and shade trees The walk is entirely flat

Local picks

Things To Do Near Clarksville

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

Name	Highlights
Walk to Downtown Austin	Clarksville's defining feature A 15-minute walk east on 6th or 5th Street puts you at Congress Avenue, the Capitol, and the central business district Typical spend: Free
Whole Foods Market Flagship 525 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78703	The 80,000-square-foot global headquarters store, walkable from Clarksville This isn't a grocery run - it's an experience
BookPeople 603 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78703	The largest independent bookstore in Texas, right at 6th and Lamar on Clarksville's eastern edge Major author events weekly, an excellent kids' section upstairs, and CoffeePeople cafe in the back Typical spend: Free to browse
West Austin Studio Tour	Every November, over 200 West Austin artists open their studios to the public for two weekends Clarksville has been central to this event since the beginning - the neighborhood's history as a creative community predates the tech boom by a century Typical spend: Free
Wally Workman Gallery 1202 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703	Fine art gallery in a 120-year-old historic house since 1980, featuring emerging and collected contemporary artists Opening receptions are neighborhood social events Typical spend: Free
Pease Park Kingsbury Commons	The $110 million renovation of Austin's oldest park transformed Kingsbury Commons into one of the best family destinations in central Austin Splash pad, nature-themed playground, restored creek banks, and a great lawn for picnics Typical spend: Free
Shoal Creek Walking and Running	The 4-mile Shoal Creek Trail is the neighborhood's outdoor gym Morning runners loop from Clarksville through Pease Park and back before work Typical spend: Free
Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church 1725 W 11th St, Austin, TX 78703	Founded in 1877 by Rev Jacob Fontaine, this is the spiritual cornerstone of the original Clarksville freedmen's community Typical spend: Free
Clarksville Historic District Walking Tour	Self-guided walk through one of the oldest freedmen's communities west of the Mississippi The nine-block historic district contains original 1870s-1890s cottages, the Haskell House (managed by the Clarksville CDC), Sweet Home Baptist Church, and the Pauline Brown Neighborhood Center Typical spend: Free
Live Music Venues (Walking Distance)	Clarksville sits at the western gateway to Austin's live music district Walk east on 6th Street and you're in the Red River Cultural District in 20 minutes

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ClarksvilleCurrent

Median Price$1.47M

Active Listings12

Tarrytown

Median Price$1.76M

Active Listings34

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Pemberton Heights

Median Price$2.2M

Active Listings5

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Bryker Woods

Median Price$1.41M

Active Listings4

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Old Enfield

Median Price$1.35M

Active Listings1

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Neighborhood	Median Price	Active Listings	Guide
ClarksvilleCurrent	$1.47M	12	You're here
Tarrytown	$1.76M	34	View Guide
Pemberton Heights	$2.2M	5	View Guide
Bryker Woods	$1.41M	4	View Guide
Old Enfield	$1.35M	1	View Guide

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 7, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

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Clarksville Real Estate Market

Homes in Clarksville sell for around $730 per square foot, roughly 2.4 times the City of Austin median of $303.

Clarksville market data as of October 2026
Metric	Clarksville	City of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)	$1.47M	$597K
Median Days on Market	49 days	35 days
Sale-to-List Ratio	93.0%	93.2%
Median $/sqft (typical home)	$730	$303
Active Listings	12	3,283
Homes Sold (12M)	26	5,718
Months of Supply	5.5	6.9

Data as of October 2026. 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.

Schools Near Clarksville

School district: Austin ISD

Schools zoned to Clarksville
School	Type	Grades	Rating	Distance
Matthews Elementary School	Regular	PK-6	A-	0.2 mi
Austin St Hospital	Alternative/Other	5-12	D	0.5 mi
Austin High School	Regular	9-12	B+	0.7 mi
Long-View Micro School	Alternative/Other	2-8	—	0.7 mi
Headwaters School	Montessori	PK-12	—	0.8 mi
Headwaters School	Montessori	PK-12	—	0.8 mi
Casa Montessori Child Development Center	Montessori	PK-KG	—	0.8 mi
The Austin School for Performing and Visual Arts	Special Program Emphasis	7-12	—	0.9 mi
University of Texas at Austin High School	Regular	9-12	B-	0.9 mi
O. Henry Middle School	Regular	6-8	B	1.0 mi

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Clarksville Community Profile

Median Household Income: $117K
Work from Home: 36.2%
Median Commute: 11 min
Bachelor's Degree+: 44.1%
Graduate Degree: 40.5%
Owner Occupied: 51.4%
Median Age: 38
Population: 11,126

Source: ATTOM Data, U.S. Census. Reported at the neighborhood/community level.

How Clarksville Compares

Clarksville compared to nearby neighborhoods
Neighborhood	Median Price	School District	ZIP	Active Listings
Clarksville (you are here)	$1.47M	Austin ISD	78703	12
Tarrytown	$1.76M	Austin ISD	78703	34
Pemberton Heights	$2.2M	Austin ISD	78703	5
Bryker Woods	$1.41M	Austin ISD	78703	4
Old Enfield	$1.35M	Austin ISD	78703	1

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 7, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

Last updated April 20, 2026

Address	List Price	Beds	Sq Ft	Side
3500 Enfield RD Unit #E	$595K	2	1,520	—
800 W 5th ST Unit #703	$775K	1	1,538	—
1519 W 29th St	$2.50M	4	2,487	—
1810 W 35th ST	$2.25M	5	4,524	—
2719 Harris BLVD	$3.25M	4	3,415	—
1404 Norwalk LN Unit #207	$370K	2	1,002	—

Address	List Price	Beds	Sq Ft	Side
3500 Enfield RD Unit #E	$595K	2	1,520	—
800 W 5th ST Unit #703	$775K	1	1,538	—
1519 W 29th St	$2.50M	4	2,487	—
1810 W 35th ST	$2.25M	5	4,524	—
2719 Harris BLVD	$3.25M	4	3,415	—
1404 Norwalk LN Unit #207	$370K	2	1,002	—

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