West Austin Estates · 78703
Tarrytown
Luxury Homes
Stately traditional estates, architectural new construction, and Lake Austin frontage, on some of the most established streets in Austin.
The collection
A market defined by
land.
Tarrytown’s luxury market spans a wide range of forms: restored Tudor, Colonial, and Spanish Colonial Revival estates from the 1920s through the 1950s, mid-century moderns, and a steady stream of contemporary new construction built around the neighborhood’s mature live oak canopy.
What ties them together is land. Tarrytown lots are generally larger than those in adjacent Clarksville, and the best of them sit on or near Lake Austin. A meaningful share of the finest homes trade quietly, off market, through relationships rather than listings.
Find your level
The market, by tier
Ranges are approximate and move with the market. Every tier here is a premium address; the difference is land, location, and the water.
Classic Tarrytown
Restored period homes on the neighborhood's most sought-after family blocks, many zoned to Casis Elementary.
Browse homes for sale→Estates and new builds
Larger lots, architect-designed new construction, and updated estates under the mature live oak canopy.
See new construction→The waterfront ceiling
Direct Lake Austin frontage on a finite, constant-level shoreline. The rarest and most valuable address in West Austin.
Explore the waterfront→On the market now
The current collection
Live listings from the Austin MLS, inside the Tarrytown boundary. If the right estate is not here, ask Luke about private, off-market inventory.
Updated 2026-09-17· Source: Unlock MLS / ACTRIS via MLS Grid · Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed
The architecture
Five eras on one street
Few Austin neighborhoods hold this range. Tarrytown's blocks move from storybook Tudors to walls of modern glass, often side by side.
Tudor Revival
Steep gables, leaded glass, and storybook character from the 1930s and 1940s.
Colonial Revival
Symmetrical brick facades, columned entries, and timeless proportion.
Spanish Colonial
Stucco, clay tile roofs, arches, and shaded courtyards.
Mid-Century Modern
Clean lines and walls of glass from the 1950s and 1960s.
Contemporary New Build
Steel, glass, and white oak, delivered through careful teardown and rebuild.
Scarcity, backed by land
Why Tarrytown luxury endures
A finite footprint
The neighborhood is built out. New supply comes through teardown-and-rebuild, not expansion, so land only grows scarcer.
A school that anchors demand
Top-rated Casis Elementary keeps families competing for the same blocks, year after year (verify zoning with Austin ISD).
The Lake Austin ceiling
A finite, constant-level shoreline sets a durable high end that lifts the whole neighborhood.
General information, not investment advice. See the dated market report and the honest investment case.
A discreet conversation
The best estates are never advertised
Whether you are buying, selling, or simply curious what your estate would bring, Luke Allen offers a private, no-pressure consultation and access to homes that never reach the public market.
Luxury questions, answered
The Tarrytown luxury market
- What counts as a luxury home in Tarrytown?
- In Tarrytown, the luxury tier generally begins in the low-to-mid millions and rises to eight-figure Lake Austin waterfront estates. The neighborhood-wide median sale price was roughly $1.5 million to $1.65 million over the trailing year in mid-2026, so much of Tarrytown is already a premium market, with the estate and waterfront segments well above that.
- Can I buy a Tarrytown luxury home off market?
- Often, yes. A significant portion of luxury and waterfront sales in Tarrytown are arranged off market through owner and developer relationships, never reaching Zillow or the public MLS. Working with a specialist who has that network is a real advantage in a low-inventory neighborhood.
- What architectural styles define Tarrytown luxury?
- Tarrytown features Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, Spanish Colonial Revival, Craftsman, and mid-century modern homes, alongside contemporary luxury new construction. Many estates were built between the 1920s and 1960s on large lots, and there is active teardown-and-rebuild that preserves the mature tree canopy.
- Why do Tarrytown luxury homes hold their value?
- Tarrytown is largely built out, so land is scarce and new supply comes through teardown-and-rebuild rather than expansion. Combined with top-rated Casis Elementary, a finite Lake Austin shoreline, and a central location minutes from downtown, that scarcity supports durable, long-term values. This is general information, not investment advice.