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 Ashbrook ♦ Bauerle Ranch ♦ Castlewood Forest ♦ Grand Oaks ♦ Meadows at Double Creek ♦ Olympic Heights ♦ Onion Creek ♦ Park Ridge ♦ Parkside at Slaughter Creek ♦ Sage Meadow ♦ Southbridge Villas ♦ Southpark Meadows ♦ Stablewood at Slaughter Creek ♦ Sweetwater Glen ♦ The Oak at Twin Creeks ♦ Taylor Estates
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Parkside at Slaughter Creek Subdivision ♦ South Austin Location
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Zip Code: Austin, TX 78747
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Austin MLS Area: SC (Austin South Central)
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Neighborhood Location: The Parkside at Slaughter Creek subdivision is located in South Austin on the east side of IH-35, across from the Southpark Meadows retail center. The main entrance to Parkside is the IH-35 feeder and National Park Blvd. A secondary entrance is located on the north side of the neighborhood at Anahuac Trail and Brand Road.
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More Parkside at Slaughter Creek Info: Scroll down the page to learn more about Parkside at Slaughter Creek.
Homes for Sale ♦ Parkside at Slaughter Creek ♦ South Austin
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Parkside at Slaughter Creek ♦ Real Estate Market Update ♦ 2007-2011
The table that follows provides an overview of the recent history of home sales in the Parkside at Slaughter Creek, and of real estate activity in the neighborhood for the past 5 years.
PARKSIDE AT SLAUGHTER CREEK ♦ Real Estate Market Data ♦ 2007-2011
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Year
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# of Homes Sold
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Median Sales Price
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Avg. Sales Price
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Sales PriceRange
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Avg. Days on Mkt.
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Age of Homes Sold
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Sq. Ft. of Homes Sold
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2007
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30
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$206,000
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$212,748
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$177,500-$266,500
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93
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2003 to 2007
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1,566 to 2,965
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2008
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23
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$199,900
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$208,777
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$262,300-$535,000
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72
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2003 to 2008
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1,708 to 2,694
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2009 |
28 |
$193,881 |
$199,163 |
$172,000-$240,000 |
78 |
2004 to 2007 |
1,609 to 3,096 |
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2010 |
10 |
$193,950 |
$195,262 |
$150,000-$250,000 |
83 |
2004 to 2007 |
1,609 to 3,096 |
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2011 |
22 |
$184,150 |
$182,589 |
$146,500-$229,000 |
72 |
2003 to 2007 |
1,605 to 2,958 |
PARKSIDE AT SLAUGHTER CREEK Austin real estate market data from Austin Board of Realtors, 1/1/07 to 12/31/11.
Neighborhood Features ♦ Parkside at Slaughter Creek ♦ South Austin
History, Builder and Homes in the Parkside at Slaughter Creek
 The Parkside at Slaughter Creek community of around 460 homes was developed in the years 2003 through 2007 by Standard Pacific Homes. These homes are packed with features that make them very livable for families. Potential homeowners can find homes that fit a wide variety of budgets. The homes range in size from 1,556 sq. ft. to almost 3,100 sq. ft. Home sales prices in 2010 ranged between $150k and $250k, making Parkside at Slaughter Creek one of the more affordable subdivisions in South Austin.
The streets in the Parkside at Slaughter Creek subdivision have a national parks theme. Beginning with National Parks Blvd., there are streets like Dry Tortugas Trail (a national park in the Florida Keys), Mt. Rainier Drive (a 235,625-acre mountain park in the state of Washington), and Anahuac Trail (the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge between Houston and Beaumont, Texas), for example. You can learn a lot about USA parks by studying the street names of Parkside at Slaughter Creek.
Shopping, Entertainment and Other Area Attractions
The development of Southpark Meadows retail center ran essentially parallel to the development of the Parkside at Slaughter Creek subdivision. Southpark Meadows is a large, modern and still-growing retail development just across IH-35 from the neighborhood. With a Super Wal-Mart, Target, Marshalls, Sports Authority, J.C. Penney’s, restaurants, theater, furniture stores and so much more, Parkside residents do not have to travel far to shop, eat or be entertained! The neighborhood is also just a few miles from Cabela's in Buda and other shopping centers in Kyle, Buda and South Austin.
Neighborhood Parks and Trails
 Parkside at Slaughter Creek features several community parks (Big Thicket, Lauren & Jacob Parks), each of which has a nice gazebo. All of these parks are interconnected by walking and hiking trails that run through the greenbelt areas that surround the south and east sides of the neighborhood. Lauren Park has a playscape, swings and other play equipment for neighborhood children. It's a great place to take the children for an outing!
The Parkside at Slaughter Creek Homeowner’s Association (HOA)
Membership in the Parkside at Slaughter Creek Homeowner’s Association (HOA) is required. Fees in May 2011 were $230/year, payable annually. The HOA maintains a very nice website with neighborhood information and events, newsletters, community documents, photos and more. The HOA is managed by Goodwin Management (512.502.7540).
Video Tour ♦ Parkside at Slaughter Creek Austin
The movie that follows is intended to give you a visual introduction to the South Austin neighborhood Parkside at Slaughter Creek. Click on the image to begin. Enjoy!
Parkside at Slaughter Creek ♦ Public Schools for Students
For the 2010-2011 school year, students living in the Parkside at Slaughter Creek subdivision were assigned to attend the following schools of the Austin Independent School District:
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Elementary School: Blazier (Grades K-5th * 8725 Nuckols Crossing Rd., Austin, TX 78744 * 512/841-8800)
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Middle School: Americo Parades (Grades 6-8 * 10100 S. Mary Moore Searight Dr., Austin, TX 78748 * 512/841-6800)
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High School: Akins (Grades 9-12 * 10701 South 1st St., Austin, TX 78748 * 512/841-9900)
It is always wise to verify current schools with AISD since they can change from year to year.
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