Living in Hyde Park.
One of Austin’s oldest neighborhoods, with historic homes, big trees, and a neighborly feel.
Get to know Hyde Park.
Hyde Park sits just north of the University of Texas and is one of Austin’s original suburbs. Much of the neighborhood is a designated historic district, with early-1900s bungalows, Victorian homes, and front porches lining quiet, shady streets.
Residents love being close to campus and central Austin while still feeling tucked away in a true neighborhood.
Quick facts
- Location
- Central Austin, north of the UT campus
- Schools
- Austin ISD
- Getting around
- Guadalupe, Duval, and Red River; easy access to I-35 and MoPac
- Home types
- Historic single-family homes, bungalows, small condos
School boundaries can change, so always confirm schools for a specific address.
Life in Hyde Park.
Historic homes
Many homes date back to the early 1900s. We’ll help you understand any historic district guidelines before you buy.
Shipe Park
The neighborhood park and pool are a gathering spot for neighbors all summer long.
Local favorites
Neighborhood restaurants and coffee shops along Duval Street are an easy walk from most homes.
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