Round Rock Luxury Homes for Sale

Round Rock luxury homes for sale start in the upper $700s and stretch past $3 million — giving buyers a wide range of options in one of the Austin area’s fastest-growing suburbs. Whether you’re searching for a spacious new construction in Walsh Ranch, an estate-size lot in Stone Canyon, or a move-in ready home in Behrens Ranch, Round Rock consistently delivers more square footage, more land, and more value per dollar than comparable luxury markets closer to downtown Austin.

Over the past 12 months (August 2025–August 2026), 187 luxury homes sold in Round Rock — defined here as single-family homes sold at $700,000 or above. The median sold price was $806,500, and sellers received an average of 97% of their list price, signaling a balanced but competitive market where well-priced homes still move quickly. If you want to see what’s available right now, use the search below — then keep reading for the market data, neighborhood breakdowns, and buyer guidance you won’t find anywhere else.

Round Rock Luxury Neighborhoods

Round Rock's true luxury neighborhoods are a tight-knit group of established and newer communities — each with its own character, price range, and appeal. The neighborhoods below are the ones that consistently attract luxury buyers and appear on our Round Rock Luxury Neighborhood Guide.

Mira Vista

Mira Vista is Round Rock's premier luxury address — a gated section of Behrens Ranch with prices from $1.5M to $2.5M and homes ranging from 3,300 to 7,200 square feet on half-acre-plus lots. Built from 2000 to 2012, Mira Vista offers estate-scale living with access to Behrens Ranch's extensive amenities: resort pools, sport courts, and tennis courts. If you want the top of the Round Rock luxury market, this is it.

Walsh Ranch

Walsh Ranch is one of the most popular luxury communities in Round Rock, with prices from the high $700,000s to $1.2M and homes ranging from 2,800 to 4,700 square feet. Built by Highland, Drees, and Taylor Morrison from 2006 to 2010, the neighborhood has its own on-site school, park, hike and bike trail, and community pool — substantial amenities without a gate. Walsh Ranch tends to attract families who want a true neighborhood feel and newer construction at a sub-$1M price point.

Arbor Place

Arbor Place is one of only two gated luxury communities in Round Rock — a 50-acre enclave of nearly 100 homes priced from the mid $800,000s to $1.3M. Homes range from 3,000 to 5,200 square feet with 4–6 bedrooms and were built by David Weekley and Highland Homes from 2008 to 2014. Arbor Place includes villa-style options for buyers who want generous interior space without a large yard to maintain. The gated setting and community character keep demand consistently strong here.

Tonkawa Springs

Tonkawa Springs focuses on quality over sheer size, with prices from the mid $800,000s to $1.4M and homes from 2,300 to 3,800 square feet. Buyers who prioritize construction quality and long-term value retention over raw square footage tend to gravitate here — Tonkawa Springs homes hold their value well and attract a discerning buyer profile. Located in the 78681 zip code alongside several other top Round Rock luxury neighborhoods.

Hidden Glen

Hidden Glen lives up to its name — tree-lined streets and a tucked-away feel that sets it apart from the larger planned communities nearby. Prices range from the mid $700,000s to $1.2M, with homes from 2,000 to 4,400 square feet. This is the right neighborhood for buyers who want a quieter, more established atmosphere without sacrificing proximity to Round Rock's shopping, dining, and major employers.

Lake Forest

Lake Forest is one of the few Round Rock luxury neighborhoods with true community amenities — a pool, playground, hike and bike trail, and community center — alongside prices from the mid $500,000s to $1.3M. Homes range from 2,400 to 5,500 square feet on one-third to three-quarter acre lots, built by Meritage, Highland, and Drees from 2000 to 2011. A creek running through the neighborhood gives it a wooded, natural character that distinguishes it from more densely built communities.

Brushy Bend Park

Brushy Bend Park is the most diverse Round Rock luxury neighborhood in terms of both price and lot size — ranging from the high $400,000s to $2.3M, with lots from 0.64 to 6.5 acres. Located along Sam Bass Road in 78681 and backing Brushy Creek, homes here range from original 1970s–1990s construction to fully remodeled properties. If your priority is land — real land, not a 12,000-square-foot standard lot — Brushy Bend Park is where to look.

Great Oaks

Great Oaks is one of the few Round Rock luxury neighborhoods with a meaningful selection of single-story floor plans — a rare find in this market. Prices range from the mid $500,000s to $1.2M, with homes from 2,000 to 4,700 square feet in the 78681 zip code. Great Oaks is especially popular with buyers who need or prefer one-level living, and its established character means mature landscaping and settled streetscapes rather than the fresh-from-construction look of newer communities.

Freeman Park

Freeman Park rounds out Round Rock's luxury neighborhood lineup in the 78665 zip code, with prices from the high $500,000s to the high $800,000s and homes from 2,400 to 5,100 square feet. Its location near the SH-45/I-35 interchange gives commuters easy access to Austin, Georgetown, and the tech corridor, and the neighborhood feeds into Blackland Prairie Elementary, Ridgeview Middle, and Cedar Ridge High School.

What Round Rock Luxury Homes Look Like

If you're comparing Round Rock to higher-priced Austin submarkets, the numbers tell a compelling story. Over the past year, the median Round Rock luxury home sold was 3,516 square feet on a lot of approximately 12,153 square feet (just under 0.28 acres). The average home was slightly larger at 3,537 square feet on a lot averaging 20,033 square feet (0.46 acres). That means buyers consistently get 3,500+ square feet of finished living space — typically 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a three-car garage, and a backyard large enough for a pool — for under $850,000.

At the high end, Round Rock's luxury market extends to homes exceeding 5,000 square feet on lots up to 7+ acres, with list prices reaching $1.8 million for residential properties. The four-year historical data (840 closed sales since August 2022) shows even larger homes — up to 9,225 square feet — and estate-size lots up to 41 acres, primarily in the rural fringe areas of Round Rock and neighboring Georgetown. These properties attract buyers looking for true estate living without the commute overhead of Central Texas ranch properties.

In terms of finishes, Round Rock luxury buyers should expect: engineered hardwood or tile throughout the main level, quartz or granite countertops, chef's kitchens with gas ranges and built-in refrigerators, primary suites with spa baths and walk-in closets exceeding 200 square feet, and outdoor living areas with covered patios and increasingly, summer kitchens. New construction in Walsh Ranch and Behrens Ranch frequently includes three-car garages, game rooms, media rooms, and smart home systems as standard features at the $800K–$1M price point.

Round Rock Luxury Market Trend: 4 Years of Data

Looking at the full four-year picture (August 2022 through August 2026), Round Rock's luxury market sold 840 homes at $700,000 and above — averaging roughly 210 sales per year, or about 17–18 luxury transactions per month. The average sold price over that four-year window was $872,034, with a median of $820,000. This tells us the market has remained remarkably consistent in the $800K–$900K core over multiple years.

What has changed is days on market. The four-year median was just 24 days — a reflection of how competitive the market was during the 2022–2023 surge — compared to the current median of 36 days and average active listing time of 92 days for homes currently on the market. That shift gives today's buyers meaningful negotiating room that simply didn't exist two years ago. Sellers over the past 12 months averaged 97.11% of their original list price, versus the 94% of original list price when you look at all four years — suggesting recent sellers priced more accurately from the start.

The current active inventory (84 homes as of August 2026, with a median list price of $830,000) gives buyers roughly a 5-month supply at the current sales pace — a balanced market with a slight lean toward buyer leverage, especially for homes that have been sitting 60–90 days or more.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy Luxury in Round Rock?

Based on the data, yes — for buyers who are ready to move. Here's why: sellers are accepting 97–98% of their list price on average, but homes that sit past 60 days are negotiable. Active listings are currently averaging 92 days on market, which means a significant portion of the inventory has been available long enough to have softened in asking price or seller motivation. If you identify a home that's been listed for 60+ days, you have leverage that buyers in 2022 simply didn't have.

The interest rate environment remains the biggest wildcard, but Round Rock's strong job market — anchored by Dell Technologies, Apple's Austin campus, and a growing healthcare and tech sector — provides a stable demand base that has historically kept the luxury floor from falling. Round Rock's luxury homes have held their value better than many comparable Austin-area markets precisely because the buyer pool is made up of corporate relocations and move-up buyers with equity, not speculative buyers.

What Buyers Get at Each Price Point

$700,000–$800,000: Entry-level luxury in Round Rock. Expect 3,000–3,500 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 3–4 baths, a three-car garage, and a standard lot (8,000–12,000 sqft). These homes are typically 5–15 years old with solid but not top-tier finishes. Great value for buyers moving up from a $500K–$600K home and wanting space without a premium address.

$800,000–$1,000,000: The sweet spot of Round Rock luxury. Buyers in this range get newer construction (2015–present), 3,500–4,200 square feet, higher-end finishes, and access to the most desirable neighborhoods — Walsh Ranch, Behrens Ranch, Paloma Lake. Lots average 12,000–20,000 square feet. Most of the 187 transactions in the past year landed in this tier.

$1,000,000–$1,800,000: True luxury in Round Rock. At this level, buyers find large estate homes on half-acre-plus lots, top-tier custom and semi-custom finishes, and often premium settings — lakefront, golf course-adjacent, or heavily wooded lots. Homes at this tier frequently feature dedicated home offices, wine cellars, indoor-outdoor living systems, and three+ car garages with epoxy floors.

Above $1,800,000: Round Rock's most exclusive tier. The four-year data shows sales up to $3.35 million in this market, typically involving acreage properties or heavily customized estate homes. These sell infrequently but do trade — buyers in this range are typically seeking land, privacy, or a specific lifestyle not available in the planned communities.

Why Work with a Round Rock Luxury Specialist?

Not every buyer's agent has closed luxury homes in Round Rock — and the difference shows in negotiations, inspection management, and access to off-market listings. At Eleven Oaks Realty, we focus exclusively on the Austin metro's buyer side. We don't list homes for sellers, which means our loyalty is 100% to the buyers we represent. We've tracked Round Rock's luxury market across multiple cycles, know which neighborhoods hold value, and know which listings have room to negotiate versus which homes will move quickly at or above asking.

We also provide data you won't get from a listing agent. The statistics on this page come directly from the Austin Board of Realtors MLS — not a third-party estimate or an automated valuation. If you're trying to decide whether to write an offer at list price or 3% below, we'll show you the comps, explain the seller's history, and help you make a decision based on real data rather than gut feel.

For more detail on Round Rock's luxury neighborhoods — including photos, price histories, and amenity breakdowns — visit our Round Rock TX Luxury Neighborhood Guide.

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