A town that nearly quadrupled in five years. For big lots, new schools and new shopping, it’s Liberty Hill.
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The Jan–Sep 2026 median compared with last year. Single-month numbers swing with the number of sales.
Source: Unlock MLS Residential Market Snapshot (Liberty Hill, residential), retrieved Oct 13, 2026. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Liberty Hill ISD schools for 2026–27. Lariat Trails Elementary and new Legacy Ranch middle and high school campuses opened in 2026, and Saddleback Elementary is scheduled to open in 2027. Some subdivisions, like Orchard Ridge, have Liberty Hill addresses but are zoned to Leander ISD — always verify by address. Ratings: Texas Education Agency 2026 A–F accountability ratings (released Aug 2026). “New” marks campuses that opened after the ratings year.
Check zoned schools ↗Typical drive times from central Liberty Hill. Allow more at rush hour.
The nearest H-E-B is at Bar W Marketplace on Ronald Reagan Blvd (Leander).
The 183A extension is done, and new schools, a major retail center and road widening are following in turn.
Timelines are as announced and may change.
All Austin-area development news →Numbers on the map match the cards below. Prices vary a lot within each neighborhood, so we leave them out — ask us and we’ll walk you through recent sales.
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Liberty Hill’s largest master-planned community at 3,100+ acres, started around 2013. Many builders, with a Walmart-anchored retail center planned on its east side.
A 688-acre community along CR 214 with first move-ins in 2023 (about 1,600 homes planned). Lariat Trails Elementary opened inside the community in August 2026.
Built in the mid-2000s north of SH 29, west of US 183. Bill Burden Elementary is inside the neighborhood.
A 366-acre community on the west side along SH 29, under way since 2022 (about 2,000 homes planned), with a future school site.
A 248-acre community east of SH 29 and US 183, started in 2016. Liberty Hill address, Leander ISD schools.
A 600+ acre community north of town, started in 2014, known for roughly one-acre lots.
A compact neighborhood of about 280 homes from 2012, close to the US 183 and SH 29 crossroads with Costco and Target.
Built 2019–2020 northwest of town, with homes on lots of three acres or more.
About 140 homes along CR 214, built 2018–2022, mostly on lots a little over an acre.
Built 2014–2019 north of SH 29 between US 183 and 183A, mostly on lots a little over an acre.
A countryside area west of town dating back to the 1970s, with lots averaging around six acres.
A countryside area north of town dating back to the 1970s, with lots averaging around four acres.
Zoned schools come from checking several points in each neighborhood against each district’s public attendance-zone map (Liberty Hill ISD 2026–27 and others). Zones change and can split a neighborhood — always confirm by address. Amenities are from HOA, MUD and city public information.
8 communities where builders are selling new homes now. Builders and phases change often — confirm before you visit.
3,100+ acre master plan with multiple amenity centers, pools and a trail network
55+ active-adult section within Santa Rita Ranch with access to master-plan amenities
600+ acres off Hwy 29; pool and splash pad, fishing dock, trails, on-site Lariat Trails Elementary
Planned community of about 1,000 homes just outside Liberty Hill city limits
Off Hwy 29; resort-style pool, trails and fire pits
About 600 wooded acres; one-acre homesites and a 12-acre creekside park
Hill Country community near Liberty Hill; builder notes homes fall in both LHISD and LISD
Near Hwy 183; pool, pickleball courts and community park
MUD taxes, changing water providers, septic systems on big lots — five things to check before you sign.
Melissa Jung, REALTOR®
