Neighbors are friendly. Streets are well-lit. They plan to stay for at least 5 years. There's wildlife. There are community events. See All what locals say.
Learn more about our methodology. Dog Owners. Trulia User. Resident 1y ago. Lots of active and friendly neighbors. A gem. Community feeling. People walking dogs, playing outside. We are about to have it in about two weeks. We are all looking forward to it. We do it to get together not so much for the money so everything is priced very low.
Resident 2y ago. Close to home. Nice neighborhood. Increasing home values. Walkable in some areas. Convenient grocery shopping. Parents, students,and teachers are close knit and we have no complaints ". No public transit could get me there efficiently. Resident 3y ago. Really cute old historic houses most everywhere. We love Brentwood park and the neighborhood feel specific to Our location! Wonderful location and friendly neighbors.
Close to gas stations, convenience stores and much more. Unbeatable convenience, family friendly and close to downtown. Lived here for 5 years and it only keeps getting better.
The elementary school is wonderful, and there is a lot of community involvement. There is a festival each year at the park; a neighborhood deli and pizzeria, where neighbors gather; and a summer swim team at the pool You can walk to amazing restaurants like Barley Swine, Bufalina, Lick Ice Cream, El Chilito, and Little Deli.
It's hip, with great bars and restaurants, but also really family friendly, with nice parks, solid schools, and the children's museum nearby. It's grown a lot in the past five years or so, but is still on the edge of affordable. It's also just 10—15 minutes north of downtown, so you definitely still feel like part of the city.
Great mix of old and new builds throughout the neighborhood. But a very dog-friendly neighborhood. Easy to walk around the area. There is a dog bar on Burnet that is pretty awesome. Plenty of sidewalks and safe streets to walk on. Nice parks, great local swim school in the neighborhood. The children's museum is very close by; lots to do with kids of all ages. Lots of family friendly restaurants. Good choice of preschools, solid public school options with lots of parent involvement.
It's a safe, friendly place to live. If my car was in the shop, I could ride the bus, though that added at least another 20 minutes to my commute. About your score. Something missing? Add a place. Download our app for map view. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot. This location is in the Brentwood neighborhood in Austin.
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Log in. Favorites Profile Log out. Log in to save favorites. Nearby Apartments Favorite Houston Street. Favorite Map Nearby Apartments. About this Location. Car shares: RelayRides: Ford Focus 0. Personal Crime Grade B. Personal Property. How do you feel walking near Houston Street? Day: Safe Unsafe. Night: Safe Unsafe. Resident 2y ago. Close to home. Nice neighborhood.
Increasing home values. Walkable in some areas. Convenient grocery shopping. Parents, students,and teachers are close knit and we have no complaints ". No public transit could get me there efficiently. Resident 3y ago.
Really cute old historic houses most everywhere. We love Brentwood park and the neighborhood feel specific to Our location! Wonderful location and friendly neighbors. Close to gas stations, convenience stores and much more. Unbeatable convenience, family friendly and close to downtown.
Lived here for 5 years and it only keeps getting better. The elementary school is wonderful, and there is a lot of community involvement.
There is a festival each year at the park; a neighborhood deli and pizzeria, where neighbors gather; and a summer swim team at the pool You can walk to amazing restaurants like Barley Swine, Bufalina, Lick Ice Cream, El Chilito, and Little Deli. It's hip, with great bars and restaurants, but also really family friendly, with nice parks, solid schools, and the children's museum nearby.
It's grown a lot in the past five years or so, but is still on the edge of affordable. It's also just 10—15 minutes north of downtown, so you definitely still feel like part of the city. Great mix of old and new builds throughout the neighborhood. But a very dog-friendly neighborhood. Easy to walk around the area. There is a dog bar on Burnet that is pretty awesome. Plenty of sidewalks and safe streets to walk on.
Nice parks, great local swim school in the neighborhood. The children's museum is very close by; lots to do with kids of all ages. Lots of family friendly restaurants. Good choice of preschools, solid public school options with lots of parent involvement. It's a safe, friendly place to live. If my car was in the shop, I could ride the bus, though that added at least another 20 minutes to my commute. My husband works up north, so he travels against traffic coming into the city, so it's about a 15—20 minute drive for him.
I'm always against traffic, so it is pretty smooth. A dead end street with a neighborhood to match that feeling. Run down houses, traffic. This is the pits. Tons of personality in this neighborhood. Brentwood Park is a great place to spend an afternoon. If you're considering moving to the area, visit the Crestview Mini Max and check out Little Deli, those two places and their patrons are the epitome of living here.
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