Homes Near The Domain

The Domain is a mixed-use district in North Austin with department stores, restaurants, offices, apartments and hotels, and the neighborhoods around it are some of the most convenient in the city for shopping, dining and work. As of October 27, 2026, 139 homes are for sale across the neighborhoods nearby, from $180,000 to $2.3 million. Closed sales over the past 12 months had a median price of $560,000 and a median of 25 days on the market. This page covers the current listings, what homes near The Domain sell for, and how the nearby neighborhoods compare. For a closer look at a single neighborhood, start with the guides for Milwood, Great Hills and Balcones Woods. There is no pressure here, just straight answers from local specialists.

Where is The Domain?

Market Snapshot for Homes Near The Domain

Across the neighborhoods near The Domain, the typical closed sale was a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home of about 1,893 square feet at $560,000. The homes for sale right now have a lower median list price of $499,000, because the current mix leans smaller, with a median size of about 1,657 square feet. Active listings have been on the market a median of 60 days, longer than the 25-day median for homes that sold, which tells you homes priced right are still moving quickly while others sit.

Homes sold at a median of 98% of the final list price, so buyers here are negotiating a small discount on average, not paying over asking.

Source: Unlock MLS, October 27, 2026. Closed sales are residential sales (single-family, townhome and condo) from October 27, 2025 to October 27, 2026 in the City of Austin where the subdivision name matches one of the 16 neighborhoods listed on this page. Subdivision names can repeat elsewhere in Austin, so treat the figures as a close estimate.

About The Domain

The Domain sits off MoPac (Loop 1) north of Braker Lane in North Austin. The main address is 11410 Century Oaks Terrace, Austin, TX 78758. Endeavor Real Estate Group developed it with Simon Property Group, and Phase I opened on March 9, 2007 with Macy’s and Neiman Marcus as anchors. Dillard’s followed in 2009, and in 2016 the Domain II (Domain Crossing) opened on about 45 acres to the south, anchored by a Nordstrom that opened in September 2016. Apple has a store in the development, and Rock Rose is a district of mostly local businesses.

Domain Northside, across Research Boulevard, marked its 10th anniversary in September 2026, and it is still adding tenants. A Longines watch store opened there in July 2026 and Baldinucci Pizza Romana opened in August 2026. Q2 Stadium, home of Austin FC, opened in 2021 catty-corner from The Domain. The district has more than 5,000 apartment units and about 3.5 million square feet of office space, according to the most recent figures published (April 2022).

One thing to know before you search: the apartments in The Domain district are rentals, so there are no homes to buy inside the district itself. The homes for sale on this page are in the neighborhoods around it, which is where you can live close to The Domain’s shopping, dining and jobs.

Neighborhoods Near The Domain

Sixteen neighborhoods sit within a short drive of The Domain. Seven of them have a full Eleven Oaks guide, and the table below shows what homes in each sold for over the past 12 months. Small neighborhoods can swing a lot from a few sales, so treat the smallest ones as a snapshot rather than a trend.

Neighborhood	Homes sold (12 mo)	Median sale price	Median $/sq ft	Median days on market
Angus Valley	8	$962,500	$403	14
Balcones Woods	22	$672,000	$363	9
Great Hills	61	$965,000	$337	16
Mesa Park	23	$455,000	$313	34
Milwood	150	$466,500	$259	15
Walnut Crossing	24	$449,500	$308	29
Westover Hills	24	$999,000	$431	21

Each guide covers schools, sold data and homes for sale. These neighborhoods also sit near The Domain, though we do not have a full guide for them yet: Allandale Estates, Arrowwood, Bowling Green, Gracy Woods, North Star, Northwest Estates, Quail Creek West, Quail Hollow and Rutland Village.

What Homes Near The Domain Look Like

The entry point is the group of neighborhoods with median prices in the mid $400,000s: Walnut Crossing, Milwood and Mesa Park. Median home sizes there run about 1,460 to 1,820 square feet, which fits 3-bedroom, 2-bath homes. Milwood is the busiest of the group, with 150 sales in 12 months.

In the middle of the range, Balcones Woods had a median sale price of $672,000 at about 2,057 square feet, and homes there sold in a median of 9 days, the fastest of the seven guided neighborhoods. At the top, Great Hills, Angus Valley and Westover Hills have median prices between about $962,000 and $999,000, with median home sizes of about 2,380 to 2,780 square feet.

Across all 16 neighborhoods, the typical closed sale was a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home of about 1,893 square feet at $317 per square foot, and sales ranged from $160,000 to $3,155,000.

Everyday Life Near The Domain

The Domain is the main draw for shopping and dining. Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Dillard’s, Macy’s and an Apple store anchor the retail, and Rock Rose and Domain Northside add local restaurants, bars and shops, including a YETI flagship. A Whole Foods Market and a mix of hotels, including the Archer Hotel, are in the district too. For entertainment, the area has Topgolf, K1 Speed, Cap City Comedy Club and Q2 Stadium for Austin FC matches.

The Arboretum, a long-running outdoor shopping and dining district, sits across MoPac from The Domain, and adjacent Great Hills Park has wooded trails. Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park has about 15 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, an off-leash dog area and a public pool.

The area is also a major job center, with about 3.5 million square feet of office space in The Domain and the J.J. Pickle Research Campus of UT Austin just across Braker Lane. For more ideas on where to live near the university, see our guide to neighborhoods near UT.

Getting Around

The table below shows drive times from The Domain to downtown and the airport. CapMetro’s Red Line has a Kramer Station about a mile from The Domain. A new North Burnet/Uptown Station, built within the Uptown ATX development near The Domain, is scheduled to open in 2027, and the Kramer Station is expected to close when it opens. McKalla Station already serves Q2 Stadium.

Destination	Drive Time	Distance
Downtown Austin (Texas State Capitol)	About 31 minutes	10.8 miles
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport	About 25 to 32 minutes	16.8 to 16.9 miles

Drive times are Google Maps estimates from 11410 Century Oaks Terrace on a weekday morning around 8 a.m. The faster airport time uses the 183 Toll road, and the longer one stays on free roads. Traffic on MoPac, Loop 1 and I-35 changes these times, so allow extra time at rush hour.

CapMetro buses also serve the area, and most Domain-area hotels run shuttles within the district.

Schools

The neighborhoods near The Domain are zoned to Austin ISD or Round Rock ISD. Angus Valley, Balcones Woods, Mesa Park, Walnut Crossing and Westover Hills are zoned to Austin ISD, while Milwood and Great Hills have addresses zoned to either Austin ISD or Round Rock ISD. Boundaries and ratings can change, so confirm the zoned schools for a specific address with the district before you make an offer, and see each neighborhood guide for the current school list.

Market Perspective

The biggest takeaway is how wide the range is. Median prices run from about $449,500 in Walnut Crossing to about $999,000 in Westover Hills, more than double, and the pace varies too: homes in Balcones Woods sold in a median of 9 days, while homes in Mesa Park took 34.

Most of these neighborhoods are small enough that a few sales can move the median, so year-over-year changes are best read in each neighborhood’s own price history. The Home Price History and Days on Market sections in the guides for Milwood, Great Hills and Balcones Woods show how each has moved over several years, and our Austin real estate price reports track the citywide picture.

Compare Nearby Neighborhoods

Start with a neighborhood guide, then search the homes for sale page for the same neighborhood.

• Angus Valley: Angus Valley homes for sale
• Balcones Woods: Balcones Woods homes for sale
• Great Hills: Great Hills homes for sale
• Mesa Park: Mesa Park homes for sale
• Milwood: Milwood homes for sale
• Walnut Crossing: Walnut Crossing homes for sale
• Westover Hills: Westover Hills homes for sale

What You Get at Each Price Point

Figures are medians for sales in the past 12 months from each neighborhood guide.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy Near The Domain?

Homes that sell here go under contract in about three and a half weeks and close to the list price, but the 139 active listings have a median of 60 days on the market, so there is room to negotiate on homes that have sat. We can pull the days on market and sale-to-list for the exact neighborhood you are watching.

How to Buy a Home Near The Domain

1. Talk with us about your budget, timing and must-haves. Our Austin home buyer guide covers the basics.
2. Get pre-approved so you can move quickly when a home is listed.
3. Set up a search for the neighborhoods near The Domain that fit your budget and school zoning.
4. Tour homes with us and review recent sales in the neighborhood before you make an offer.
5. Write a strong offer, complete inspections and close.

What to Check Before You Write an Offer

• School zoning is address-specific. Milwood and Great Hills have addresses in both Austin ISD and Round Rock ISD, so confirm the zoned schools with the district.
• Transit is changing. The North Burnet/Uptown Station is scheduled to open in 2027 and Kramer Station is expected to close when it does.
• Compare the home to recent sales in its own neighborhood, because medians vary widely from one neighborhood to the next.

Why Buy With Eleven Oaks

Buying near The Domain means choosing between neighborhoods that can differ by hundreds of thousands of dollars, different school districts and very different paces. We take the time to understand what matters to you, then show you the neighborhoods and homes that fit, without pushing you toward a decision.

We track sales neighborhood by neighborhood, so we can tell you what a home near The Domain has actually sold for, how long similar homes took to sell and where there is room to negotiate. Our agents have worked North and Northwest Austin for years and know the streets behind the shopping district as well as the district itself.

Working with a buyer’s agent costs you nothing out of pocket in most transactions, and you get local advice from start to close. Explore the Milwood, Great Hills and Balcones Woods guides for more detail, or reach out below to set up a search. Helping buyers and sellers since 1978.

Frequently Asked Questions About Homes for Sale Near The Domain

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