Santa Rita Ranch, TX

Population
6,586
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Elevation
1,038 ft
Median Home Value
$515,700
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Rent
$2,701/mo
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
Median Income
$160,592
U.S. Census American Community Survey 5-Year · 2024
General Quality
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Santa Rita Ranch is a large master-planned community in the Texas Hill Country, situated between Georgetown and Liberty Hill. Its location along Ronald Reagan Boulevard just north of Highway 29 makes it a popular choice for people who want a quieter suburban setting within commuting distance of Austin. The development is organized into several distinct villages, with scenic trails, playgrounds, and neighborhood parks connecting them all together. Because the community sits right on the border between two towns, everyday details like your utility providers, city services, and mailing address can shift depending on which street you live on.

Daily life here revolves around an impressive lineup of amenities. Gathering spots like the Ranch House and the Hub at the Green feature resort-style pools, large water slides, splash pads, fitness centers, and sand volleyball courts. A full-time lifestyle team organizes regular food truck nights, fitness classes, and family-friendly events throughout the year, and there are even dedicated sections designed for 55-plus active adults. Schools are another major draw for families. The neighborhood is split between Georgetown ISD and Liberty Hill ISD, with campuses like San Gabriel Elementary located right inside the community. School attendance zones can shift as the area expands, so checking the district boundaries for a specific lot is always a smart step.

Before buying, there are a few practical costs and growing pains to keep in mind. Homes here generally carry HOA dues along with Municipal Utility District (MUD) taxes, which fund local water, wastewater, and road infrastructure. The community is still actively expanding, which means you should expect ongoing home construction and evolving commercial plans near Ronald Reagan Boulevard. Morning and evening traffic near the Highway 29 intersection can also get congested. For most residents, though, the modern homes, hill country views, and resort-quality facilities make it a very attractive place to settle down.

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