Central Austin

The heart of one of America's most desirable cities, Central Austin offers everything you could want in a neighborhood. A true blend of urban bustling and natural settings, Central Austin provides all the attractions of a large city balanced by the natural beauty of the Colorado River and the rolling hills of Central Texas. Central Austin also offers easy access to main thoroughfares and numerous public transportations routes.

Points of Interest
Downtown Austin, University of Texas, Texas State Capitol, Whole Foods Flagship Store, Deep Eddy Pool, Austin Museum of Art, Bob Bullock Museum and IMAX, Blanton Museum of Art, Historic Paramount Theater, Pease Park

Neighborhoods
Downtown, Clarkesville, Hyde Park, Tarrytown, Rosedale, University Heights, West Campus, Bryker Woods, Pemberton Heights,Useful

Links
Austin Chronicle City Guide
http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Guides/index

Downtown Austin Neighborhood Asst.
http://www.downtownaustin.org/

University of Texas
http://www.utexas.edu/

South Austin

Unique, eclectic and bustling, South Austin is intrinsic to Austin culture. Packed with tons of local shopping and dining, remarkable nature escapes and some of Austin's most quintessential tourist destinations, this area of town is the place to be. From brand new high rise condos to ranch-style family houses, there is a home and an adventure awaiting for anyone in South Austin!

Neighborhoods: Travis Heights, Barton Hills, Barton Bluffs – Spyglass, Bouldin Creek, SoCo (South Congress), South Lamar, Zilker

Points of Interest: Zilker Park, Barton Springs, Long Center for the Performing Arts, South Congress, First Thursdays, Ladybird Lake, Greenbelt, Barton Creek Mall, St. Edwards University, Broken Spoke, Nutty Brown Cafe

Helpful Links:
First Thursday
http://www.firstthursday.info/

Zilker Park
http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/zilker/

SoCo Guide
www.austinchronicle.com/gbase/Guides/SoCo

North Central

North Central Austin offers the vintage charm of Crestview Shopping Center, to the modern amenities of the newly built Midtown Commons Transit Village. This quiet, shaded area of Austin is mostly comprised of single family homes built in the 1940's and 1950's. Located several miles north of Downtown, and just blocks away from the many shops and eateries of Burnet Road, this neighborhood is ideally situated in a convenient central location.

Neighborhoods
Crestview, Allendale, Brentwood, North University, Anderson Mill
www.midtowncommons.com
www.crestviewna.org

Points of Interest
North Cross Mall, Midtown Commons Transit Village, Alamo Drafthouse,Burnet Road Shopping District, Threadgill's, Travis County Farmer's Market, Crestview Shopping Center

North West Austin

Scenic Northwest Austin is a premiere residential area of Travis County. Nestled on the quiet edge of the beautiful Texas Hill Country, this area provides breathtaking views, with a multitude of outdoor activities and natural escapes. Whether you want to take part of the hiking and other great outdoor adventures at Mount Bonell or treat yourself to the premiere shopping of the Arboretum this is a wonderful area to be in.

Neighborhoods
Northwest Hills, Balcones, Northwood, Great Hills, Cat Mountain,

Points of Interest
Arboretum, Mount Bonnell, Gateway Shopping Center, Bridge at 360

North Austin

North Austin, a highly business oriented area, has recently been expanding rapidly due to its proximity to very well known technological companies such as Samsung and Dell. The addition of The Domain off of Mopac and Braker Lane has provided North Austin with business, retail, and residential opportunities. With its many high-end stores, international cusine, and trendy condominiums, The Domain is a very swank area to be in. If you prefer more laid back shopping, then Arbor Walk which is located a few miles south is another great shopping center.

Points of Interest: The Domain, Arbor Walk, Round Rock Outlet Mall, ACC North Ridge Campus

www.thedomainaustin.com