10,755 people live in Tarrytown, where the median age is 43 and the average individual income is $90,919. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A tight-knit community with access to Lake Austin
Just west of Austin’s lively downtown is Tarrytown, a picturesque community of residential neighborhoods toting massive Live Oak trees offering widespread shade nestled along a picture-perfect stretch of Lake Austin. Tarrytown’s prime location makes it one of the most coveted areas of real estate in Austin, Texas, with only a short drive to Lake Austin’s outdoor recreation, to Downtown’s popular mix of live music venues, upscale, as well as unique shopping, and top-of-the-line cuisine & just across the lake from Rollingwood and Westlake. Tarrytown housing carries a diverse selection of lavish residences, ranging from early 1900s traditional estates steeped in Austin’s rich history to newly-built homes with cutting-edge pools created by distinguished luxury architects.
Tarrytown's strong sense of community plays a huge part in its foundation, whether it’s a neighborhood-wide barbecue, a popular program at the Howson Public Library, or an annual festive event. Residents support local businesses and are active participants in upholding the charm and beauty of their town. Because Tarrytown is situated on a section of Lake Austin on the Colorado River, lakeside living, dining, and entertainment are frequent occurrences. Highly-trafficked boat docks see families heading onto the water for the day while lakefront restaurants like Hula Hut or Mozart’s serve Austinites signature drinks on spacious patios with impeccable views.
Tarrytown residents appreciate their neighborhood's local coffee shops, gastropubs, and restaurants. Vegan dishes are paired with craft ale at The Beer Plant, located on Windsor Road. Over 30 on-tap beer selections are available inside this Tarrytown tavern, along with a curated collection of wine and cocktails. Gather for brunch to experience guest favorites like avocado eggs benedict, or arrive at dinner for mouthwatering entrees like eggplant parmesan and kimchi grilled cheese.
Littlefield’s Tacos + Coffee serves the locally acclaimed fare of Veracruz All Natural and coffee staples in an upscale-casual atmosphere with an open-air patio complete with a large trellis, bar seating, and a sizeable greenspace surrounded by thick-canopied, mature trees perfect for shade and relaxation.
Hearth & Soul boasts a carefully-selected assortment of posh boutique clothing, quality home accents, and one-of-a-kind accessories. Make a stop at the Austin location on Exposition Boulevard and peruse the racks for a new wardrobe piece.
Lake Austin’s miles of glistening waters are a haven for locals who want to partake in the numerous recreational activities it provides. Boating, shoreline swimming, fishing, and water skiing are just a few of the fun outdoor activities to be had.
Golf aficionados head out for a day on the green at Lions Municipal Golf Course, one of Austin’s most popular public courses. When you’re not playing a competitive game with friends, attend the Firecracker Open, Texas’ longest-running beginner tournament hosted by the course.
Reed Neighborhood Park is a two-minute drive from the heart of Tarrytown and is a popular gathering place for locals. With a large pool, walking trails, a maintained playground, flat green space, and access to a creek, there are many ways to enjoy the outdoors here.
Tarrytown residents are proud to be served by the Austin Independent School District and its list of prestigious schools. Notable private and public schools in the area include: