
Neighborhood Guide
Hyde Park
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Living in Hyde Park
Hyde Park is one of Austin's oldest and most charming neighborhoods, established in 1891 as one of the city's first planned suburbs. The historic district features beautifully preserved Victorian and Craftsman homes on wide, tree-canopied streets within walking distance of the University of Texas campus.
The neighborhood's Duval Street corridor is home to beloved local institutions like Quack's Bakery, Hyde Park Bar and Grill, and the historic Elisabet Ney Museum. Hyde Park's combination of architectural character, walkability, and central location make it a perennial favorite among longtime Austinites.
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<p>Allandale is a centrally located neighborhood in North Austin known for its mid-century homes, mature trees, and strong community identity. The area stretches between Burnet Road and Shoal Creek, offering residents access to popular local businesses along the Burnet corridor and the Shoal Creek Trail system.</p> <p>The neighborhood is served by well-regarded Austin ISD schools and features an active neighborhood association that organizes community events throughout the year. Allandale's combination of affordability relative to nearby neighborhoods, central location, and family-friendly atmosphere make it a smart choice for buyers seeking value close to downtown.</p>

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