Oak Crest Ranchettes is a platted Georgetown neighborhood of large homesites on Skyline Road and nearby streets in Georgetown, Texas 78628, built out across three units recorded between 1970 and 1973. Lots in sold and listed homes run from about 0.7 to 3.4 acres, the neighborhood sits inside Georgetown city limits, and homes are zoned to Georgetown ISD.
There is no HOA, and the recorded plat for each unit sets minimum home sizes and plan approval rules that differ a little from unit to unit. This guide covers the restrictions, lot sizes, taxes, schools, commute times, recent sales and nearby places to eat, work out and spend a weekend.
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What Does Oak Crest Ranchettes Look Like?
Oak Crest Ranchettes was platted in three units. Unit I was recorded in 1970 and covers about 57 acres, with 25 lots along Skyline Road. Unit II was recorded in 1971 and covers about 119 acres. Unit III was recorded in 1973. Several replats have been recorded since, and the neighborhood has about 180 homesites in all.
Unlock MLS shows lots from about 0.7 to 3.4 acres in sold and listed homes. Streets include Skyline Road, Northcross Road, Southcross Road, Oakridge Road, Crossland Drive, Harmony Lane and Oak Grove Lane.
The Unit I and Unit II plats let owners place a home as near the bluff as they like, within the setbacks listed in the deed restrictions section below.
Oak Crest Ranchettes Homes
Homes in Oak Crest Ranchettes were built between 1970 and 2021, and sold and listed homes run from about 1,400 to 3,900 square feet with three to five bedrooms. The lots are large enough for a shop, a garden or room to spread out, and the recorded restrictions below set the minimum size and exterior rules for new construction.
What’s It Like Living in Oak Crest Ranchettes?
Living in Oak Crest Ranchettes means homesites of roughly 0.7 to 3.4 acres inside Georgetown city limits, with the Georgetown square about a 10 minute drive away. There is no HOA and no HOA dues. Homes use septic systems, and the plat restrictions set septic standards that Williamson County inspects.
Because the neighborhood is inside the City of Georgetown, homes pay City of Georgetown property tax, which is included in the rate below.
Why Do Home Buyers Choose Oak Crest Ranchettes?
- Homesites of about 0.7 to 3.4 acres inside Georgetown city limits.
- No HOA and no HOA dues.
- Recorded plat restrictions that set minimum home sizes and require plan approval.
- Georgetown ISD zoning.
- About a 10 minute drive to the Georgetown square and about 20 minutes to Round Rock in light traffic.
How’s the Commute?
Drive times from 100 Skyline Rd, based on Google Maps:
- Georgetown square (Williamson County Courthouse): about 10 minutes.
- Round Rock: about 20 minutes.
- Downtown Austin: about 40 minutes via I-35 S.
- Austin-Bergstrom International Airport: about 35 to 50 minutes depending on the route.
Times are for light traffic and will be longer during rush hour on I-35.
Oak Crest Ranchettes Property Tax Rate
The property tax rate in Georgetown’s Oak Crest Ranchettes neighborhood is 1.9086% as of the 2025 tax year. Oak Crest Ranchettes does not have a MUD or PID and is inside Georgetown city limits, so City of Georgetown tax is included. The 2026 rates have not been published yet.
Oak Crest Ranchettes HOA Dues
Oak Crest Ranchettes does not have an HOA, so there are no HOA dues. Recorded plat restrictions come with the land instead.
Oak Crest Ranchettes Deed Restrictions
Oak Crest Ranchettes was platted in three units, and each unit’s recorded plat carries its own restrictions: Unit I (Williamson County instrument 1970007627, recorded November 1970), Unit II (1971009207, recorded March 1971) and Unit III (1973005230, recorded November 1973). Plan approval goes through a committee named in each plat. The units share most rules and differ on a few points.
- Use: lodge or home sites only, with no business or commercial use. Unit II Tract 1, about 14.7 acres, is the one tract not limited to residential use.
- Home size: Units I and III require at least 1,400 square feet of living area. Unit II requires at least 900 square feet of heated living area.
- Exterior materials: Unit III requires at least 25% of the outside wall area to be masonry such as brick or native stone. Units I and II do not set a masonry percentage.
- One residence per tract: Unit II allows no more than one residence per full acre, and duplexes or apartments outside Tract 1 need committee approval.
- Mobile and moved-in homes: no mobile homes, house trailers or prefabricated homes designed to be mobile. Unit I allows a moved-in older house only if it is fully veneered in masonry within 60 days, and Unit III does not allow moved-in older houses.
- Setbacks and easements: 40 feet from the road and 10 feet from other lot lines, with a 10 foot utility easement on property lines.
- Fences: no fence forward of the front of the residence except at the entrance. Units II and III allow a fence enclosing the entire tract.
- Plan approval: plans and specifications go to the committee before construction, 30 days ahead in Units I and II and 15 days ahead in Unit III.
- Septic and plumbing: septic systems must meet state health standards and be inspected by the Williamson County Health Department. Each home needs at least a 3 piece bath and a kitchen sink, and outside toilets are not allowed.
- Animals: no hogs in any unit. Unit III allows one animal per tract, and Units I and II prohibit nuisance numbers of animals or fowl and allow a family pet.
- Upkeep: keep tracts clean, with no dumping and no junk or wrecking yards. Unit III also prohibits fireworks, firearm discharge and explosives.
Term: The restrictions in all three units ran to January 2000 and extend automatically for 10 year periods unless a majority of owners agree to cancel or change them. On that schedule the current period runs to January 2030. Changes require an owner vote, counted per tract in Unit III and per full acre in Units I and II.
This is a summary of the recorded plat restrictions for each unit, not legal advice. The units differ, later replats exist, and restrictions can be amended, so confirm which unit and which rules apply to a specific lot with the title company before making an offer.
Oak Crest Ranchettes Schools
Homes in Oak Crest Ranchettes are zoned to Georgetown ISD, and students will likely attend the following schools:
- Village Elementary - 7/10
- Tippit Middle - 6/10
- East View High - 5/10
School ratings reflect Great Schools ratings as of November 2026. Ratings are subject to change at any time. Please verify ratings and boundaries with the school district.
School assignments can change. Always verify current attendance boundaries directly with Georgetown ISD before making a home purchase decision.
Oak Crest Ranchettes Sold Data - What Oak Crest Ranchettes Homes Actually Sold For
What sold recently in Oak Crest Ranchettes 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 Oak Crest Ranchettes? How many homes are currently for sale in Oak Crest Ranchettes? What’s the median sold price in Oak Crest Ranchettes? How’s the Oak Crest Ranchettes market trending?
Over the last 12 months, four homes sold in Oak Crest Ranchettes for a median of about $1,012,000, with sale prices from $750,000 to $1,100,000. Those homes took a median of about 24 days to sell and closed at about 97% of list price. Unlock MLS shows three sales in 2021, four in 2022, one in 2023, four in 2024, one in 2025 and four so far in 2026, so one sale can move the median a lot and these figures reflect specific homes, not a trend. Source: Unlock MLS, closed sales through October 2026. Statistics deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Where Are the Best Coffee Shops to Work Near Oak Crest Ranchettes?
Coffee shops are a short drive away in Georgetown, with several around the Georgetown square.
- August Beverage Company: coffee shop at 1204 Williams Dr, Georgetown.
- HOG Coffee and Smoothies: coffee shop at 610 N Austin Ave Unit 105, Georgetown.
- BiG Cafe and Shop: cafe at 905 N Church St, Georgetown.
- Mojo Coffee: coffee shop at 4630 Williams Dr #101, Georgetown.
Favorite Bars and Restaurants Near Oak Crest Ranchettes
Georgetown’s downtown square and the Rivery Boulevard area have a range of restaurants and bars.
- Goodfolks: restaurant at 119 W 7th St, Georgetown.
- Roots: pizza and live music at 118 W 8th St #101, Georgetown.
- Juno Cocktails and Kitchen: cocktail bar and tapas at 200 W 6th St, Georgetown.
- The Grumpy George Pub and Grub: pub at 114 E 7th St #112, Georgetown.
- The Thirsty Longhorn: sports bar at 305 E Morrow St, Georgetown.
Where Do I Work Out and Stay Active Near Oak Crest Ranchettes?
Several gyms and studios are within a short drive.
- BYB Fitness: gym at 1920 S Austin Ave, Georgetown.
- TrvFit Georgetown: gym at 205 Cantera Way Bldg 1, Georgetown.
- Amped Up Fitness Nation: fitness classes at 71 Wildwood Dr #207, Georgetown.
- Truecore Fitness: Pilates studio at 115 Shell Rd Ste 200, Georgetown.
Fun Things to Do Near Oak Crest Ranchettes
Parks and the downtown square are close by.
- Georgetown square: shops, restaurants and the Williamson County Courthouse, about a 10 minute drive.
- San Gabriel Park: city park at 445 E Morrow St, Georgetown.
- Blue Hole Park: river park at 100 Blue Hole Park Rd, Georgetown.
- Creative Playscape: playground at 1003 N Austin Ave, Georgetown.
Pros and Cons of Living in Oak Crest Ranchettes
Pros
- Homesites of about 0.7 to 3.4 acres inside Georgetown city limits.
- No HOA and no HOA dues.
- Recorded plat restrictions set minimum home sizes, 1,400 square feet in Units I and III and 900 in Unit II.
- Georgetown ISD zoning.
- About a 10 minute drive to the Georgetown square and about 20 minutes to Round Rock in light traffic.
Cons / Trade-offs
- Plan approval rules apply, and Unit III requires at least 25% masonry on exterior walls.
- Homes use septic systems.
- City of Georgetown property tax applies, and the 2025 total rate is 1.9086%.
- Rules differ by unit and replats exist, so check which restrictions apply to a specific lot.
- There are no community amenities.
Oak Crest Ranchettes is a good match if you want: homesites of about 0.7 to 3.4 acres inside Georgetown city limits, no HOA dues, recorded restrictions that set minimum home sizes, a Georgetown ISD address, or about a 10 minute drive to the Georgetown square. Look elsewhere if you want: community amenities, newer construction throughout (homes date from 1970 to 2021), or a neighborhood with no plan approval requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About Oak Crest Ranchettes
Oak Crest Ranchettes is on Skyline Road and nearby streets in Georgetown, Texas 78628. It is about a 10 minute drive from the Georgetown square.
No. Oak Crest Ranchettes does not have an HOA, so there are no HOA dues. Recorded plat restrictions come with the land instead.
Each of the three units has recorded plat restrictions. They limit lots to home or lodge use, set minimum home sizes, require committee approval of plans, set 40 foot front and 10 foot side setbacks, require septic systems that meet state standards and prohibit mobile homes. Unit III also requires at least 25% masonry on exterior walls. Confirm which unit and rules apply to a specific lot with the title company.
Units I and III require at least 1,400 square feet of living area. Unit II requires at least 900 square feet of heated living area.
No. The recorded plat restrictions in all three units prohibit mobile homes, house trailers and prefabricated homes designed to be mobile.
No hogs are allowed in any unit. Unit III allows one animal per tract, and Units I and II prohibit nuisance numbers of animals or fowl while allowing a family pet.
Unlock MLS shows lots from about 0.7 to 3.4 acres in sold and listed homes. Unit II limits each tract to one residence per full acre.
The total rate is 1.9086% as of the 2025 tax year. Oak Crest Ranchettes is inside Georgetown city limits, so City of Georgetown tax is included, and it does not have a MUD or PID. The 2026 rates have not been published yet.
Homes are zoned to Georgetown ISD. Students will likely attend Village Elementary, Tippit Middle School and East View High School. Always verify current attendance boundaries with Georgetown ISD before making a purchase decision.
Over the last 12 months, four homes sold for a median of about $1,012,000, with prices from $750,000 to $1,100,000. With so few sales, these figures reflect specific homes, not a trend.
Thinking About Buying in Oak Crest Ranchettes?
Oak Crest Ranchettes is a Georgetown neighborhood of large homesites with no HOA dues and Georgetown ISD.
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