Liberty Hill ISD Homes and Schools

Liberty Hill ISD is one of the fastest-growing school districts in the Austin area, and one of the most overlooked by homebuyers who default straight to Leander or Georgetown. The district now covers 13 open campuses (8 elementary, 3 middle, and 2 high schools) and holds a B rating from the Texas Education Agency for the third year running. Below you’ll find current homes for sale in Liberty Hill ISD, a look at the market, and a full, up-to-date list of every school in the district. Scroll down to read more about Liberty Hill ISD.

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Liberty Hill ISD Market Snapshot

With 663 homes currently active, Liberty Hill ISD is one of the largest and most liquid pockets of the northwest Austin suburbs, moving nearly 1,500 closed sales a year. Homes are taking longer to sell than they were a few years ago: median days on market for closed sales has stretched from 39 days in 2022-23 to 67 days in the most recent 12 months. That’s not a market in trouble, it’s a market that’s giving buyers more time to look, negotiate, and make a confident decision instead of racing the clock.

About Liberty Hill ISD

Liberty Hill ISD covers a wide swath of northwest Williamson County, stretching from the city of Liberty Hill itself out through master-planned communities like Santa Rita Ranch, Larkspur, and Bar W Ranch. The district serves nearly 9,000 students across 13 campuses, and it’s growing fast enough that new schools are a regular occurrence rather than a once-a-decade event.

The Texas Education Agency has rated Liberty Hill ISD a B overall for three consecutive years (2022-23, 2023-24, and 2024-25), with nearly every campus in the district also earning a B. Bar W Elementary and Rancho Sienna Elementary have posted the district’s top scores. For buyers comparing districts, that’s a consistent, stable track record rather than a district still finding its footing.

Outside of school, Liberty Hill has held onto more of a small-town feel than most of its fast-growing neighbors, with a historic downtown strip, local restaurants, and community events that haven’t been paved over by growth just yet. At the same time, the master-planned communities bring resort-style amenity centers, pools, and trail systems that didn’t exist in the district a decade ago. It’s a district in the middle of becoming something bigger, while still holding onto some of what made it attractive in the first place.

What Homes Look Like in Liberty Hill ISD

Entry-level buyers in Liberty Hill ISD are typically looking at newer-build homes in the $350,000 to $450,000 range, often three or four bedrooms on smaller lots in communities like Santa Rita Ranch or Bar W Ranch. These homes tend to be newer construction with open floor plans and community amenities like pools and trails included in the HOA.

Move up toward the district’s $466,245 median, and you’ll typically find larger four and five bedroom homes with more finished square footage, upgraded kitchens, and often a dedicated study or game room. At the upper end, north of $600,000, buyers start finding larger lots, pools, and premium locations within the master-planned communities.

Because so much of Liberty Hill ISD is still being built out, new construction plays a bigger role here than in older, more established Austin suburbs. That means more choice in floor plans and finishes, but it also means it’s worth having someone who knows the builders and the communities well before you sign a new-construction contract.

New Campuses & Growth

Liberty Hill ISD has added an entire second high school in the last few years. Legacy Ranch High School and Legacy Ranch Middle School are both now open and enrolling, giving families in the eastern part of the district a second option alongside the original Liberty Hill High and Liberty Hill Middle. Lariat Trails Elementary, a new 1,000-student campus in the Lariat master-planned community, is opening for the 2026-27 school year.

More is on the way. Saddleback Elementary, serving the Santa Rita Ranch community, broke ground in 2026 and is set to open for 2027-28. At the same time, the district is expanding three existing campuses (Bill Burden, Rancho Sienna, and Santa Rita Elementary) to 1,000-student capacity by summer 2027, and a fourth middle school is already planned for 2030. All of it is funded by the district’s 2021 bond package.

For buyers, the practical takeaway is that school zoning in Liberty Hill ISD can shift as new campuses open, especially in the newer communities near Legacy Ranch and Lariat. If you’re buying with a specific school in mind, it’s worth confirming your zoned campus directly with the district before you write an offer, since attendance boundaries are still being drawn around some of the newest neighborhoods.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy in Liberty Hill ISD?

4-Year Market Perspective

Liberty Hill ISD’s closed-sale numbers over the last four fiscal years show a market that’s normalizing after the frenzy of 2022, not one that’s struggling:

Period	Median Close Price	$/Sq Ft	Median DOM	Sale-to-List	Closings
2022-23	$501,683	$219.72	39	98%	1,508
2023-24	$461,990	$208.12	54	98%	1,416
2024-25	$450,000	$200.00	63	98%	1,336
2025-26	$466,245	$191.04	67	98%	1,460

Prices dipped off the 2022 peak and have been roughly flat to slightly rising the last two years, while closings rebounded to a four-year high in 2025-26. Sale-to-list has held steady at 98% throughout, which tells you sellers are still pricing realistically and buyers aren’t finding much room to lowball. For a broader look at how Liberty Hill ISD compares to the rest of the Austin metro, see our monthly Austin real estate price reports.

How to Buy a Home in Liberty Hill ISD

1. Get pre-approved with a local lender so you know your budget and can move quickly when the right home comes up. Our Buying a Home in Liberty Hill ISD guide walks through the full process.
2. Decide how much new construction fits your search. A large share of Liberty Hill ISD inventory is new-build, which changes the negotiation and timeline compared to a resale.
3. Confirm your zoned schools directly with the district if a specific campus matters to you, especially in newer communities near Legacy Ranch and Lariat where boundaries are still being finalized.
4. Tour homes with a local specialist who knows which communities are still under construction and which builders are worth the premium.
5. Write a competitive but realistic offer. With days on market stretched to 67 and sale-to-list holding at 98%, sellers are pricing fairly, but there’s little room for lowball offers to land.

Liberty Hill ISD Schools Map

The interactive map below shows where all the schools in the Liberty Hill ISD are located. Elementary schools are marked with a chalkboard, middle schools with a blue school icon and high schools with a black graduation cap.

Liberty Hill Independent School District Schools

The following is a list of the schools in the Liberty Hill ISD along with the school’s address, phone number and Great Schools Rating as of September 2026. For additional info, click the links to visit our page about each of the schools in Liberty Hill ISD.

Liberty Hill ISD Elementary Schools

Liberty Hill ISD Middle Schools

Liberty Hill ISD High Schools

Liberty Hill ISD Homes and Neighborhoods

Below you’ll find some of the most-searched neighborhoods in Liberty Hill ISD and a quick profile about each one. Use the link to view the full Neighborhood Guide, search homes for sale, and get more detail on schools, amenities, and pricing.

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