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Tarrytown Austin - Homes, Schools, and Market Guide

A walkable 78703 neighborhood with historic homes, Casis Elementary, Lake Austin access, and an 8-12 minute commute to downtown Austin.

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

Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - serving the Tarrytown and 78703 corridor for 25+ years.

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Austin Neighborhood Guide

Tarrytown Neighborhood Guide - Austin Luxury Real Estate

Tarrytown homes for sale in 78703. Austin ISD (Casis Elementary), 8-12 min to downtown, Lake Austin access. Austin's #1 team.

Who are the best realtors in Tarrytown?

Joe and Cara Keenan have closed 80+ home sales in Tarrytown, representing buyers and sellers (Keenan Group sales records, as of October 2026). Their most recent Tarrytown 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

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Luxury Buyer Fit Snapshot

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

Buyer Fit

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

Lifestyle Fit

Austin ISD (78703) helps anchor school-driven search and day-to-day livability.

Keenan Group Authority

#1 Team - Austin Board of Realtors (2024)25+ Austin experience$1B+ career volume
ZIP codes
78703
School district
Austin ISD
Active listings
37 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 Tarrytown?

Tarrytown is a residential neighborhood in the 78703 ZIP code between downtown Austin and Lake Austin, known for mature live oaks, deep lots and walkable streets. In the 12 months ending October 22, 2026, 82 homes sold in Tarrytown at a median price of $1.81M (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales). It is in Austin ISD; confirm the assigned campuses by address. Homes run from 1930s Tudor Revival and Craftsman originals to mid-century ranches and new builds.

Tarrytown homes for sale

  • 78703 neighborhood between downtown Austin and Lake Austin
  • Austin ISD; confirm campuses by address
  • 1930s originals, mid-century ranches and new builds

Source: Written by Joe and Cara Keenan - serving the Tarrytown and 78703 corridor for 25+ years.

Tarrytown At A Glance
School District
Median Price
$1.81M
Active Listings
Median DOM
40 days
Median $/sqft
$628

Trailing 12 months ending October 22, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

Keenan Luxury Market Index

The Keenan Luxury Market Index reading for Tarrytown stands at 96.4 (-3.1% year over year), with a median of $628/sqft over the trailing 12 months (indexed to 2024-Q4 = 100).

40
days on market
91%
of list price
5.4
months supply
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Tarrytown homes for sale, schools, and articles

Overview

Why Buyers Choose Tarrytown

Tarrytown wins on walkability and proximity. It is one of the only Austin luxury neighborhoods where you can walk to a coffee shop, bike to Lady Bird Lake, and drive downtown in under 10 minutes. That combination does not exist in Westlake Hills, Northwest Hills, or Barton Creek - and it is the reason Tarrytown commands premium pricing despite being in Austin ISD rather than Eanes ISD.

The housing stock is Austin's most architecturally diverse. A single block can include a 1930s Tudor Revival, a 1950s ranch, a thoughtful 2010 renovation, and a contemporary new build. That variety attracts buyers who care about design and character - and it makes the renovate-vs-teardown decision one of the most important financial choices in Tarrytown real estate.

  • Casis Elementary is the primary school demand driver. Buyers move here specifically for the Casis-O. Henry-Austin High path, with LASA magnet as a high school option.
  • Deep lots (many 75x150 or larger) with mature live oaks create genuine privacy that newer subdivisions cannot replicate.
  • Lake Austin is a 5-minute drive or 15-minute bike ride west. Red Bud Isle, Walsh Boat Landing, and multiple neighborhood access points connect residents to the water.
  • The Hike and Bike Trail at Lady Bird Lake is accessible from the eastern edge of the neighborhood, giving runners and cyclists direct trail access.
Market Data

Current Tarrytown Market Data

In the 12 months ending October 22, 2026, 82 homes sold in Tarrytown at a median price of $1.81M, with a median of 40 days on market and a median of $628 per square foot (Keenan Luxury Market Index, from MLS closed sales).

As of October 22, 2026, Tarrytown had 37 active and 7 pending listings, with 5.4 months of supply and a 91% sale-to-list ratio in the 12 months ending October 22, 2026.

  • Median sale price, 12 months ending October 22, 2026: $1.81M
  • Closed sales, 12 months ending October 22, 2026: 82
  • Active listings as of October 22, 2026: 37
  • 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 Tarrytown

Tarrytown is 8-12 minutes from downtown Austin by car. That commute is one of the shortest of any luxury neighborhood in the metro, and it shapes daily life more than any other factor. You can leave your driveway at 8:15 AM and be at a downtown office by 8:25.

The neighborhood is bounded roughly by Lake Austin Boulevard to the south, Exposition Boulevard to the east, Windsor Road to the north, and the Lake Austin shoreline to the west. Most daily driving routes use Exposition, Lake Austin Boulevard, Enfield Road, or Windsor Road to connect to MoPac or downtown.

  • Downtown Austin: 8-12 minutes via Exposition or Lake Austin Boulevard. This is the key advantage over every other luxury neighborhood.
  • UT Austin campus: 10-15 minutes via Enfield Road or Windsor Road.
  • The Domain and Apple campus: 20-25 minutes north via MoPac.
  • Austin-Bergstrom Airport: 20-25 minutes via MoPac to 71.
  • Casis Village shopping center on Exposition covers daily errands - grocery, dry cleaning, restaurants - within a 5-minute drive or walk.
  • Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail is accessible from the eastern edge of the neighborhood. Many residents run or bike to the trail from home.
  • Lake Austin and Red Bud Isle: 5-minute drive west for kayaking, paddle boarding, and dog walks.
Culture

Local Anchors That Shape the Neighborhood

Tarrytown has a rhythm that most Austin neighborhoods lost during the growth boom. The streets are quiet, the trees are old, and people walk. Residents bike to friends' houses. Neighbors recognize each other at Casis Village. That small-town-inside-a-city feel is what long-time Tarrytown residents cite as the reason they never leave.

  • Casis Elementary: The neighborhood school and the social hub for Tarrytown residents. School events, PTA fundraisers, and the annual carnival anchor the community calendar.
  • Casis Village: The Exposition Boulevard shopping center with Randalls, local restaurants, and services. This is where daily life happens.
  • Red Bud Isle: A peninsula park at the mouth of Lake Austin, popular for off-leash dogs, kayak launches, and sunset walks. Five minutes from most Tarrytown homes.
  • Deep Eddy Pool: The oldest swimming pool in Texas (1915), spring-fed and open year-round. A defining Tarrytown landmark.
  • Neighborhood associations host seasonal events, block parties, and the annual holiday home tour.
  • Walsh Boat Landing and the Lake Austin shoreline provide direct water access for boating, fishing, and paddling.

The combination of walkable retail, neighborhood schools, lake access, and trail connectivity makes Tarrytown one of the few Austin neighborhoods where you can live a daily life without relying on a car for everything. That is rare in a city built around highways.

Buying Strategy

What Is the Best Way to Sell a Tarrytown Home?

We approach Tarrytown listings by first evaluating the land-versus-improvement question that defines every 78703 transaction. The marketing strategy changes significantly depending on whether your buyer pool is end users seeking move-in-ready Casis Elementary homes, renovators buying bones and location, or builders evaluating teardown-to-custom value.

Casis Elementary assignment is the strongest demand signal in Tarrytown. We verify the exact attendance zone for every listing and lead with school assignment in marketing. Spring listings (February through May) capture the peak window of buyers locking in enrollment.

For premium lots - particularly those with Lake Austin views, large mature canopy, or creek frontage - we evaluate whether Compass Private Exclusives exposure to our pre-qualified buyer network yields stronger pricing than public competition.

For original 1940s-1970s homes, we recommend targeted updates: kitchen, primary bath, and exterior curb appeal. Full staging matters here because many buyers are relocating and need to visualize the lifestyle, not just the floor plan.

Contact us for a Tarrytown pricing strategy based on your specific lot, condition, and school zone assignment.

Comparison

How Tarrytown Compares to Nearby Alternatives

Tarrytown buyers almost always compare with Bryker Woods, Old Enfield, Pemberton Heights, and Westlake Hills. The decision usually comes down to three factors: school district, walkability, and lot size.

  • Compared with Bryker Woods: Similar walkability and Austin ISD path, but Tarrytown has deeper lots, more architectural variety, and higher price ceilings. Bryker Woods is more compact with tighter lot spacing.
  • Compared with Old Enfield: Old Enfield is closer to downtown with even more walkability, but lots are generally smaller and the price per square foot is higher. Old Enfield also has more multi-family and condo inventory.
  • Compared with Pemberton Heights: Pemberton Heights is known for estate-scale lots along Shoal Creek. Tarrytown offers more variety at lower price points while sharing the same school path.
  • Compared with Westlake Hills: Westlake offers Eanes ISD and Hill Country character. Tarrytown offers walkability, historic charm, and an 8-12 minute downtown commute vs. 15-18 for Westlake. Buyers who must have Eanes ISD choose Westlake; buyers who prioritize proximity and walkability choose Tarrytown.
  • Compared with Northwest Hills: Northwest Hills offers larger lots and lower prices in Austin ISD (Doss Elementary). Tarrytown offers walkability and downtown proximity that 78731 cannot match.
Keenan Group

The Keenan Perspective on Tarrytown

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

Tarrytown has been a core market for the Keenan Group for 25 years. When we talk about which blocks feel different from each other, or which streets have the best tree canopy and quietest traffic, it comes from lived experience and repeated transaction history.

The most common mistake we see in Tarrytown is buyers who underestimate land value. A home on a strong interior lot may look like a fixer-upper while the land carries most of its value. Before we write an offer, we run the numbers both ways - renovation vs. teardown - so our clients understand what they are actually buying and what the total investment looks like.

  • #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team in 2024
  • $1B+ career volume and 1,000+ transactions completed
  • Keenan Group has sold dozens of homes across the Tarrytown and 78703 corridor

The value we add in Tarrytown is judgment about land vs. structure value, renovation scope, and which streets justify the premium.

Frequently Asked

Quick Answers About Tarrytown

Tarrytown is 8-12 minutes from downtown Austin by car via Exposition Boulevard or Lake Austin Boulevard. This is one of the shortest commutes of any luxury neighborhood in Austin. During peak rush hour, add 5-10 minutes. The UT Austin campus is 10-15 minutes away.

Tarrytown is in ZIP code 78703, which also covers nearby neighborhoods including Bryker Woods, Old Enfield, and Pemberton Heights. All four neighborhoods share the Austin ISD school path (Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle, Austin High).

Tarrytown is served by Austin ISD. The primary school path is Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle School, and Austin High School. LASA (Liberal Arts and Science Academy) is available as a magnet high school option. Casis Elementary is the primary demand driver for home purchases in Tarrytown.

Tarrytown offers walkability, historic charm, and an 8-12 minute downtown commute in Austin ISD (Casis Elementary). Westlake Hills offers Eanes ISD schools and Hill Country character with a 15-18 minute commute. Buyers who must have Eanes ISD choose Westlake; buyers who prioritize proximity and walkability choose Tarrytown. Full comparison: /the-source/tarrytown-vs-westlake-hills

Tarrytown and Bryker Woods are both in 78703 with the same Austin ISD school path, but they feel different. Bryker Woods is more compact with tighter lots (0.14-0.22 acres) and stronger daily walkability to cafes and Shoal Creek. Tarrytown has deeper lots (0.2-0.3+ acres), more architectural variety, and higher price ceilings with Lake Austin access. Full comparison: /the-source/tarrytown-or-bryker-woods-choosing-your-78703-address

Land in Tarrytown often carries most of a property's value, which makes teardown-to-rebuild a real financial option for many lots. Before writing an offer, we evaluate both renovation and teardown paths so our clients understand what they are actually buying. Historic Old West Austin overlay rules affect some Tarrytown blocks - verify preservation status for any specific address before planning demolition.

Yes, from many Tarrytown streets. The western edge of the neighborhood is a 5-10 minute walk to Lake Austin shoreline access points, including Red Bud Isle and Walsh Boat Landing. By bike, most Tarrytown homes are 15 minutes or less to lake access. Lady Bird Lake and the Hike and Bike Trail are accessible from the eastern edge of the neighborhood. This water proximity is one reason Tarrytown commands premium pricing despite being in Austin ISD.

The Keenan Group is the #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024) serving the Tarrytown and 78703 corridor for 25+ years. With $1B+ in career sales, we provide block-level pricing knowledge, off-market access through Compass Private Exclusives, and expert guidance on the renovate-vs-teardown decision.

Best Restaurants Near Tarrytown

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

NameCuisine / TypePriceHighlightsLast verified
Jeffrey's
1204 W Lynn St, Austin, TX 78703
American$$$$
  • Austin's legendary fine dining room since 1975
  • Dry-aged prime beef, an exceptional wine program, and complimentary valet - this is the Clarksville institution where deals close and anniversaries are celebrated
2026-03-27
Quince Lakehouse
3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Ste 201, Austin, TX 78703
Global/Japanese-forward$$$$
  • The Mexico-founded restaurant group took over the old Abel's space and brought a global menu with Japanese emphasis, steaks, and pasta
  • The rooftop with sunset views over Lake Austin makes it one of the most dramatic dinner settings in town
2026-03-27
Josephine House
1601 Waterston Ave, Austin, TX 78703
American/Mediterranean$$$
  • Jeffrey's sister restaurant in a blue cottage with a grassy front lawn
  • The weekday brunch is the real move - less crowded than weekends, and the Monday night steak frites is an underrated neighborhood tradition
2026-03-27
Pecan Square Cafe
1200-B W 6th St, Austin, TX 78703
Seasonal American$$$
  • A pink cottage in Clarksville serving market-driven seasonal dishes for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch
  • The rotating menu keeps regulars coming back, and the intimate patio is one of the best date-night spots this side of MoPac
2026-03-27
Teddy's Restaurant & Bar
1601 W 38th St, Ste 1, Austin, TX 78703
Southwestern/Mexican$$$
  • The team behind Bill's Oyster opened this 80-seat Southwestern bar and grill right in Tarrytown
  • Chef Rene Garza's Texas red chili and blue crab tostada have already made it a neighborhood anchor since opening in late 2024
2026-03-27
Flo's Wine Bar & Bottle Shop
3111 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703
Wine bar/Pizza$$
  • Two longtime best friends turned a Tarrytown storefront into the neighborhood's living room
  • The wine list rewards curiosity, and the Allday Pizza truck on the patio means you never have to choose between a great glass and a proper dinner
2026-03-27
Hula Hut
3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Tex-Mex/Polynesian$$
  • A Lake Austin institution since 1993
  • The Tex-Mex-meets-tiki menu isn't going to win any James Beard awards, but taking out-of-towners here for lake-level margaritas at sunset is a rite of passage
2026-03-27
Pool Burger
2315 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Burgers/Tiki$
  • A tiki bar and burger shack perched right above Deep Eddy Pool
  • The move is to swim laps, then walk up for a smash burger and a frozen drink
2026-03-27
Allday Pizza
3111 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703
New York-style pizza$
  • Classic New York-style pies and creamy soft serve gelato from the trailer at Flo's
  • Nominated for Austin's Neighborhood Restaurant of the Year in 2026 - which tells you everything about how Tarrytown feels about this spot
2026-03-27
Mozart's Coffee Roasters
3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Coffee/Bakery$
  • Locally roasted coffee, famous cheesecake, and the biggest waterfront deck in Austin
  • The Thursday-through-Sunday live music on the deck overlooking Lake Austin is one of the few things that hasn't changed since it opened in 1993
2026-03-27
Tacodeli Spyglass
1500 Spyglass Dr, Ste B, Austin, TX 78746
Breakfast tacos$
  • The original Tacodeli, open since the late '90s
  • The Otto (bacon, egg, cheese, refried beans, avocado) is the gold standard Austin breakfast taco
2026-03-27
Uchi
801 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704
Japanese$$$$
  • James Beard Award-winning Chef Tyson Cole's original spot
  • Twenty-plus years in and still the standard for Japanese dining in Texas
2026-03-27
Barton Springs Pool Cafe (Deep Eddy Cabaret)
2315 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
Dive bar$
  • The oldest continuously operating bar in Austin, right on Lake Austin Blvd near Deep Eddy Pool
  • Cold beer, a jukebox, and no pretension
2026-03-27

Best Trails & Outdoor Spots Near Tarrytown

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

NameHighlights
Lady Bird Lake Hike and Bike Trail (West Entrance)
  • 10 miles (full loop), easy, hiking/biking
  • The western end of Austin's signature trail starts near Tom Miller Dam and runs east along the lake through downtown
  • Park at Walsh Boat Landing for easy west-end access
  • Early mornings before 8 AM you'll practically have the trail to yourself
Red Bud Isle
  • 0.5-mile loop, easy, nature/dog park
  • A 13-acre off-leash dog paradise on a peninsula where Lady Bird Lake meets Lake Austin below Tom Miller Dam
  • Go early on weekends
  • the small parking lot fills by 9 AM
Deep Eddy Pool
  • easy, swimming
  • Texas' oldest swimming pool, spring-fed and open year-round
  • Tuesday and Friday closures for maintenance
  • Summer evenings are packed
Barton Springs Pool
  • 3 acres, easy, swimming
  • The 68-degree spring-fed pool in Zilker Park that defines Austin more than any other single place
  • Closed Thursdays 9 AM-7 PM for cleaning
  • Free entry before the official opening hour
Mayfield Park & Nature Preserve
  • 2 miles of trails on 23 acres, easy to moderate, nature/gardens
  • A 23-acre preserve with an 1870s cottage, botanical gardens, koi ponds, and free-roaming peacocks
  • Peacocks are most active in morning hours
  • The nature trails beyond the gardens are less visited and connect to the water
Lions Municipal Golf Course (Muny)
  • 18 holes, 6,001 yards, moderate, golf
  • Austin's most beloved municipal course, open since 1928 on the edge of Tarrytown and the UT campus
  • Tee times book fast on weekends
  • reserve online a week ahead
Tom Miller Dam Loop
  • 3.2 miles, moderate, hiking/running
  • A loop that crosses Tom Miller Dam with views of both Lake Austin and Lady Bird Lake
  • The dam crossing is narrow
  • go single file

Things To Do Near Tarrytown

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

NameHighlights
The Contemporary Austin at Laguna Gloria
  • World-class contemporary art museum on a lakeside campus with the Betty and Edward Marcus Sculpture Park
  • Two dozen large-scale sculptures set among gardens, wooded trails, and Lake Austin shoreline
  • Typical spend: $10 adults, free Thursdays, free under 18
Mayfield Park Peacock Viewing
  • Free-roaming peacocks have lived at this 1870s estate for 70+ years
  • Kids go wild for them
  • Typical spend: Free
Deep Eddy Pool Lap Swim
  • Year-round spring-fed lap swimming in Texas' oldest pool
  • The 6:30 AM crowd is a cross-section of Tarrytown - lawyers, professors, retirees, all doing their laps before the day starts
  • Typical spend: $2-$5 residents
Lake Austin Kayaking & Paddleboarding
  • Launch from Walsh Boat Landing for paddling on Lake Austin
  • The stretch between Tom Miller Dam and the 360 bridge is calm water with limestone cliffs, waterfront estates, and nesting herons
  • Typical spend: $30-$60 rental, free with own equipment
Casis Village Shopping
2727 Exposition Blvd, Austin, TX 78703
  • Tarrytown's walkable neighborhood shopping center on Exposition
  • Local businesses, a pharmacy, and the kinds of places where the staff knows your name
Lions Municipal Golf Course
  • Play the same holes where Harvey Penick taught Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite
  • This 1928 municipal course is Austin's most culturally significant golf property
  • Typical spend: $15-$35 green fees
Mozart's Live Music on the Lake
  • Live music Thursday through Sunday on the massive deck overlooking Lake Austin at Mozart's Coffee
  • Grab a pastry and a glass of wine (yes, they serve wine), and watch the sunset over the water
  • Typical spend: Free (food/drink purchase)
Flo's Wine Tasting
  • Walk to Flo's from anywhere in Tarrytown for a glass of something interesting and a pizza from Allday on the patio
  • No reservations needed, no pretension
  • Typical spend: $8-$18 per glass
Red Bud Isle Dog Park
  • Thirteen acres of off-leash dog paradise on a peninsula below Tom Miller Dam
  • Dogs swim in Lady Bird Lake while owners walk the crushed granite loop
  • Typical spend: Free
Barton Springs Pool
  • The three-acre spring-fed pool in Zilker Park is Austin's spiritual center
  • The water is 68 degrees year-round
  • Typical spend: $2-$9
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How Tarrytown Compares

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

TarrytownCurrent
Median Price$1.81M
Active Listings37
Median Price$1.45M
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Median Price$1.38M
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Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 22, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales. Contact Keenan Group for a personalized comparison.

Tarrytown Real Estate Market

Homes in Tarrytown sell for around $628 per square foot, roughly 2.1 times the City of Austin median of $297.

Tarrytown market data as of October 2026
MetricTarrytownCity of Austin
Median Sold Price (12M)$1.81M$604K
Median Days on Market40 days39 days
Sale-to-List Ratio90.7%93.4%
Median $/sqft (typical home)$628$297
Active Listings373,267
Homes Sold (12M)828,847
Months of Supply5.44.4

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 Tarrytown Compares

Tarrytown compared to nearby neighborhoods
NeighborhoodMedian PriceSchool DistrictZIPActive Listings
Tarrytown (you are here)$1.81MAustin ISD7870337
Bryker Woods$1.45MAustin ISD787033
Clarksville$1.38MAustin ISD7870313
Pemberton Heights$2.58MAustin ISD787034
Old Enfield$1.35MAustin ISD787031

Median sale price, trailing 12 months ending October 22, 2026 · Keenan Luxury Market Index, MLS closed sales

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What Clients Say About Tarrytown

Real experiences from buyers and sellers in this neighborhood

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Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate is simply the best at what they do and how they serve their clients. Joe Keenan and Cara Keenan are unbelievable! We have moved several times, and this has been the best one ever! From looking at houses to closing, they have been like Christmas morning or as a hot brownie with cold vanilla ice cream on top and a dash of Bailey's (depending on what you are in to). If I could adopt the Keenans I would because they exemplify the very best in service, sales, and support that you want when looking to move. Hugs to high fives they found us the best house for the best price and then facilitated all the details in between. I could go on forever, but at the end of the day, I am thinking about trying to find a way to buy another house to work with them again just so that I can feel the magic again. Addicted is an understatement! GO JOE KEENAN AND CARA KEENAN! Like Tina Turner said, simply the best! And they deliver like the US Postal Service no matter what, you can depend on them!

Chris Harris

Repeat Buyer in Austin, TX

Tarrytown
This is the 2nd time the Keenan Group has helped me buy a house. The 1st time was as a result of a recommendation from a friend, and the 2nd time was based on the first positive experience. The...Read more

This is the 2nd time the Keenan Group has helped me buy a house. The 1st time was as a result of a recommendation from a friend, and the 2nd time was based on the first positive experience. The Keenan Group has a deep background to help guide you through the house-buying process (even when you're a highly experienced client). There wasn't any rah-rah salesmanship involved, just the practical assistance I needed. This assistance was both in effectively representing my financial interests and working through all the small details involved in buying a house. Not only was Cara Keenan always available to share her knowledge, she has a great support team to ensure that all the steps necessary to move toward closing are handled quickly and efficiently. I would suggest this team to any of my friends.

Tom Gresham

Repeat Buyer in Austin, TX

Tarrytown
Thank you for the amazing team at Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate managing the sale of our home so smoothly. The whole process was professional and friendly at the same time making for happy...Read more

Thank you for the amazing team at Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate managing the sale of our home so smoothly. The whole process was professional and friendly at the same time making for happy sellers in record time! We would recommend Keenan Group at Compass Real Estate to anyone interested in selling their home.

Mike and Nancy

Happy Home Sellers in Austin, TX

Tarrytown

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

The Keenan Group in Tarrytown

Block-level pricing, Compass Private Exclusives, and a clear renovate-vs-teardown read.

$757/sqft

Tarrytown luxury homes ($2M-$10M)

Tarrytown home sales at all price points, last 12 months: $1.81M median sale · 40 median days on market · 90.7% of list

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

Source: Keenan Group at Compass · Updated October 2026