Guide updated August 2026
Hyde Park is a city within a city – with the center at 43rd and Duval. Developed in the 1890s, Hyde Park is one of Central Austin’s historic neighborhoods. Homes range from a large Victorian mansion to a cozy bungalow to duplexes and small apartment buildings. The majority of the homes were built between 1910 – 1950 and most are smaller bungalows with wrap around porches. Hyde Park is the neighborhood for the person who likes houses with character. This isn’t a cookie cutter subdivision with 3 floor plans. Almost every home is different. And, plans are to keep it that way. The homeowner’s association is committed to maintaining the architectural integrity of the neighborhood; therefore, renovations and remodels must maintain the look of the Hyde Park. If you’re looking for Central Austin living with wide streets, mature trees and unique houses, Hyde Park is a great place to start your search. Scroll Down to Read our Hyde Park Neighborhood Guide.
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Life in Hyde Park strikes a perfect balance between small-town charm and big-city convenience. The neighborhood offers plenty of green spaces, making it ideal for outdoor lovers. Meanwhile, its proximity to Downtown Austin means you can enjoy city life without fully immersing yourself in the hustle and bustle. Hyde Park prides itself on being culturally rich, quirky, and diverse. It’s a place where individuality and creativity are celebrated. Many Hyde Park homes also feature vibrant yard art installations and creatively painted exteriors, showcasing the neighborhood’s love for all things artistic.
Hyde Park Neighborhood Map
Hyde Park is bordered by 51st St to the North, Duval St (south of 45th St) and Red River St (north of 45th St) to the East, E 38th St to the South and Guadalupe St to the West. Explore other Central Austin neighborhoods in our Central Austin Neighborhood Guide. Scroll down to continue reading our Hyde Park neighborhood guide.
Hyde Park Zip Code
Hyde Park is located in Austin’s 78751 zip code — one of the neighborhood’s original ZIP codes, covering most of historic Hyde Park along with parts of North Loop and Hancock.
A Hyde Park Home We Sold
Hyde Park Home Tour
The Aesthetic of Hyde Park
Hyde Park’s streets are lined with turn-of-the-century homes that give the neighborhood its iconic charm. You’ll spot Victorian-style houses, Craftsman bungalows, and mid-century modern renovations. Many properties include spacious porches, intricate woodwork, and plenty of character. The mature oak trees and well-maintained gardens add to the picturesque appeal. Despite its period charm, Hyde Park also caters to modern preferences, with some newly built homes blending contemporary designs with the area’s historic atmosphere.
Average Hyde Park Home
Hyde Park homes are on the smaller side, but we are starting to see the construction of many larger homes, some upwards of 4,000 sq ft on existing Hyde Park lots.
- Average Hyde Park Home: 3 bedroom, 2 bath
- Average Hyde Park Home Size: 1,565 sq ft (median), 1,796 sq ft (average)
- Median Sold Price (past 12 months): $841,000 — about $526/sq ft, typically under contract within 20 days
Hyde Park Sold Data – What Hyde Park Homes Actually Sold For
What sold recently in Hyde Park and for how much? Where can I find pictures of homes that actually sold? How many days does it take to sell a home in Hyde Park? How many homes are currently for sale in Hyde Park? What’s the median sold price in Hyde Park? What does the 90 day historic market trend look like in Hyde Park? How’s the Hyde Park market trending?
All of these questions (and more!) can be answered on our Hyde Park Sold Data Report.
Hyde Park Market Stats — 12 Months (9/1/2025 – 8/31/2026)
| Homes Sold | 60 |
| Bed / Bath Range | 2–6 beds, 1–4.5 baths |
| Median Sale Price | $833,000 |
| Price Range | $365,000 – $2,300,000 |
| Median Price Per Sq Ft | $525 |
| Median Home Size | 1,565 sq ft |
| Median Days on Market | 22 days |
| Sale-to-List Ratio | 96% |
Data sourced from Unlock MLS. 12 months ending September 2026. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Hyde Park Property Tax Rate
The property tax rate in Central Austin’s Hyde Park neighborhood is 2.0465% as of the 2025 tax year, up from 1.9818% as of the 2024 year. It was 1.8092% in the 2023 tax year, down from 1.9749% as of the 2022 tax year. The property tax rate was 2.1767% as of the 2021 tax year.
Hyde Park Schools
Children who live in Central Austin’s Hyde Park neighborhood are served by the Austin ISD and will likely attend the following schools:
- Lee Elementary - 9/10
- Reilly Elementary - 8/10
- Kealing Middle - 9/10
- Lamar Middle - 9/10
- McCallum High - 8/10
School ratings reflect Great Schools ratings as of September 2026. Ratings are subject to change at any time. Please verify ratings and boundaries with the school district.
Hyde Park Schools are some of the better schools in Central Austin and part of the reason it is one of the desirable neighborhoods to live.
Grocery Shopping in Hyde Park
Two main grocery stores are where most Hyde Park residents shop: Central Market and HEB. Central Market is one of Austin’s upscale grocery stores and is located at 39th and Lamar while HEB is just East of Hyde Park in Hancock shopping center between 41st and 43rd on Red River St, recently remodeled and expanded.
Commuting to and from Hyde Park
Because you don’t need to use IH-35 or MoPac to head Downtown or to UT, Hyde Park is a convenient Central Austin neighborhood for professionals who work downtown, grad students and professors. Traveling the 3 miles downtown takes about 10-20 minutes during peak hours.
Golf Near Hyde Park
Built in 1899, the Hancock Golf Course is one of the oldest golf courses in Texas. It is also part of the Austin Public Links courses and is open to the public.
Things to Do in Hyde Park
Although Hyde Park is primarily residential, it boasts plenty of activities and attractions to keep its residents and visitors entertained. Here are some highlights:
Parks and Outdoor Fun
- Shipe Park – A favorite neighborhood park that features tennis courts, a basketball court, a swimming pool, and a playground. It’s the perfect spot for picnics, exercise, or hosting playdates with kids.
- Hyde Park Theatre – An intimate spot to enjoy contemporary plays and performances by local and visiting artists.
- Elisabet Ney Museum – Located in the heart of Hyde Park, the Elisabet Ney Museum is the former studio and portrait collection of the 19th Century sculptor and one of the oldest museums in Texas. Note: the museum is closed for renovations, with reopening expected in Spring 2027 — check austintexas.gov for the latest before planning a visit.
- Historic Hyde Park Homes Tour – Hosted by the Hyde Park Neighborhood Association, this mostly-annual tour (most recently held in November 2025 for its 50th year) lets attendees explore the history and architecture of Hyde Park up close.
- Strolling the Avenues – Hyde Park’s tree-lined streets and historic architecture make it ideal for leisurely walks. The peaceful atmosphere pairs perfectly with a morning coffee in hand.
Shopping and Dining in Hyde Park
Food lovers and shopaholics won’t feel out of place in Hyde Park. The area is dotted with cozy coffee shops, locally owned restaurants, and quirky shops, each with its own unique flair.
Popular Dining Spots
- Avenue B Grocery & Market – This iconic deli and grocery store is known for its delicious old-fashioned sandwiches and nostalgic vibes. It’s one of Austin’s oldest continuously operating grocery stores.
- Hyde Park Bar & Grill – Famous for its buttermilk-battered fries, this classic neighborhood eatery serves elevated comfort food with a homey feel. They also have a gluten free menu.
- Quack’s 43rd Street Bakery – Perfect for coffee, pastries, and weekend brunch dates, this bakery has been a Hyde Park institution for decades.
- ASTI Trattoria – A cozy Italian spot that locals love for date nights or casual dinners with friends. Their house-made pasta and fresh ingredients make it a standout.
Unique Shops
Hyde Park is known for its charming collection of boutiques:
- Blue Velvet – A treasure trove for vintage clothing enthusiasts. Whether you’re into retro jackets or one-of-a-kind finds, this store has you covered.
- Big Top Candy Shop – Austin’s beloved candy shop (named Texas’ best by Southern Living) opened a second location right in Hyde Park in 2026, with an eclectic mix of candy, sodas, and soft serve.
Coffee in Hyde Park
Flightpath Coffee
If you need a quiet place to study or work, the back room of Flightpath Coffee is your place. If chatting is your thing – don’t be surprised if you get dirty looks. Parking is not super convenient, so Flightpath tends to attract the person who will be there a few hours and doesn’t mind walking a bit.
Quack’s 43rd St Bakery
Known for its cozy atmosphere and large cups of coffee, Quack’s 43rd St Bakery. Most Hyde Park residents come here for the baked goods. They do serve sandwiches for lunch which are pretty good.
Where to Work Out – Gyms Near Hyde Park
Hyde Park Gym
Locally owned and operated, Hyde Park Gym is the most popular gym for Hyde Park residents because of its upbeat energy and top of the line trainers. With several different membership programs – all with no commitments or contracts – you can use it as your primary gym or somewhere you go to change up your normal routine. UT students looking for a place to workout on the weekend usually get a punchard and use it as they need it. Hyde Park Gym is a no frills, no TV, no music type gym with everything you’d need to work out. If you need a TV and/or classes, you may want to check out the 24 Hour Fitness.
24 Hour Fitness
Located in Hancock Center, just East of Hyde Park, 24 Hour Fitness is a nationally owned chain of gyms. If you’re looking for a more modern gym with group classes, a kids club and pool, 24 Hour Fitness may be more your style.
Shipe Park
When it’s not blazing hot outside, Hyde Park residents can enjoy the basketball and tennis courts for public use at Shipe Park. Thanks for reading our Hyde Park neighborhood guide.
Why Hyde Park Stands Out
Hyde Park isn’t just a neighborhood; it’s a lifestyle and community. Its historic charm, cultural richness, and modern conveniences make it a great place to live. Whether you’re relaxing in Shipe Park, enjoying a latte at Quack’s Bakery, or chatting with friendly neighbors, the neighborhood invites you to slow down and savor the little things.
Hyde Park thrives with its balance—balancing history with progress, tranquility with vibrancy, and community with individuality. It’s this unique mix that makes it truly one-of-a-kind in Austin. Thanks for reading our Hyde Park neighborhood guide.
Hyde Park FAQs
Answers to the questions we hear most from buyers considering Hyde Park.
What zip code is Hyde Park in Austin, TX?
Hyde Park is located in Austin’s 78751 zip code, one of the neighborhood’s original ZIP codes, covering most of historic Hyde Park along with parts of North Loop and Hancock.
When were most Hyde Park homes built?
Most Hyde Park homes were built between 1910 and 1950, ranging from large Victorian mansions to cozy bungalows, duplexes, and small apartment buildings — though larger new construction, some over 4,000 sq ft, has begun appearing on existing lots.
What is the median home price in Hyde Park?
Over the past 12 months, Hyde Park’s median sold price has been $841,000, or about $526 per square foot, with homes typically going under contract within 20 days.
What is the property tax rate in Hyde Park?
As of the 2025 tax year, the property tax rate in Hyde Park is 2.0465%. Texas property tax rates are typically finalized each October or November, so this figure updates annually.
What schools serve Hyde Park?
Homes in Hyde Park are zoned to Austin ISD. Current school assignments and ratings for this neighborhood are listed in the Schools section of this guide.
How far is Hyde Park from Downtown Austin?
Hyde Park sits about 3 miles from Downtown Austin, with a typical commute of 10 to 20 minutes during peak hours — without needing to take IH-35 or MoPac.
Where can I find homes for sale in Hyde Park?
You can search all current Hyde Park listings on our Hyde Park Homes for Sale page, which updates in real time with active MLS listings.
Central Austin Realtor Specializing in Hyde Park
Rebecca Jacks and Raymond Stoklosa are Central Austin Realtors specializing in Hyde Park homes. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Hyde Park, Rebecca and Raymond know the area well and have the experience and tools necessary to make your next real estate transaction stress free. For more info about who we are and how we work, check out Buying a Home in Hyde Park and Selling a Home in Hyde Park.
