Taylor ISD serves the city of Taylor and the surrounding farmland of eastern Williamson County, about 77 square miles in all. The district is organized by grade level rather than by neighborhood: every child attends T.H. Johnson Elementary for Pre-K and Kindergarten, then Main Street Elementary or Naomi Pasemann Elementary for grades 1-5 depending on address, then Taylor Middle School and Taylor High School. Scroll Down to Read More About Taylor ISD Homes.
Quick Summary — For Busy Buyers
- 115 single-family homes currently for sale in Taylor ISD
- $298,500 median sale price over the past 12 months ($171/sq ft)
- Homes are selling in a median of 50 days at 98.5% of asking price
- Grade-banded schools: T.H. Johnson (Pre-K-K), Main Street or Naomi Pasemann (1-5), Taylor Middle and Taylor High
- Best known for: historic downtown Taylor, older homes on large town lots, new-construction subdivisions on the west side, and the Samsung semiconductor plant
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Taylor ISD Homes for Sale
SEARCH ALL TAYLOR HOMES FOR SALENo Email Required! Taylor ISD Schools Map
Use the interactive map below to see Taylor ISD’s two 1st-5th grade attendance zones and its schools. The blue area is zoned to Main Street Elementary and the orange area to Naomi Pasemann Elementary; together they make up the whole district. The dark blue outline marks the Taylor ISD district boundary. Elementary schools are marked with a chalkboard, Taylor Middle with a blue school icon, and Taylor High and Legacy Early College High School with a graduation cap. Every home in the district attends T.H. Johnson for Pre-K and Kindergarten, Taylor Middle and Taylor High, so only the 1st-5th grade campus depends on the address. Confirm any specific address with the Taylor ISD School Finder.
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Taylor ISD Market Snapshot
Taylor ISD homes closed at a median of $298,500 over the 12 months through August 2026, and the 115 active listings carry a median list price of $289,000. Sellers are still getting close to their price, 98.5% of list at the median, but homes are taking a median of 50 days to sell, and active listings have been on the market a median of 67 days. With about 6 months of supply, buyers have time to compare homes and negotiate on repairs, closing costs and builder incentives. Data from Unlock MLS, single-family homes, as of October 4, 2026.
About Taylor ISD
Taylor ISD covers the city of Taylor and the rural land around it in eastern Williamson County, roughly 77.5 square miles by our measurement of the district’s boundary map. It had 2,882 students in 2025-26 and about 13.5 students per teacher, below the state average of 15.0. Dr. Jennifer Garcia-Edwardsen is superintendent. For a buyer, the main difference from districts like Hutto ISD or Round Rock ISD is the grade-level setup: there is one Pre-K and Kindergarten campus, two 1st-5th grade campuses, one middle school and one comprehensive high school.
That means the only school decision tied to an address is which 1st-5th grade campus a child attends. The Main Street Elementary zone covers the north and east parts of town (including Northpark, Dahlberg Estates and the Doak Addition) and most of the rural land to the south and east. The Naomi Pasemann zone covers the west and southwest, where most new subdivisions are, plus a section just north and east of downtown. The line is irregular, so check the Taylor ISD School Finder for any home you are considering. The district also runs Legacy Early College High School, a free, application-based campus with Temple College where students can earn an associate degree, and it rated an A (96) for 2025-26.
What Homes Look Like in Taylor ISD
Taylor has two very different housing markets. Of the 887 single-family homes sold in Taylor ISD over the past four years, 302 (34%) were built in 2022 or later, nearly all of them in the Pasemann zone, in subdivisions such as Castlewood (Dream Finders Homes and Coventry Homes), Castlewood South (Starlight Homes), Spring Creek (DRB Homes and Brightland Homes), the Grove at Bull Creek (D.R. Horton and Centex) and Avery Glen. These homes sit on lots of about a sixth of an acre and almost all have an HOA.
The rest of the market is established Taylor: early-1900s homes in the Doak Addition and the original town lots around downtown, and 1970s-2000s homes in Northpark, Dahlberg Estates, Rob Roy Estates, Mallard Park and Bel-Air. In the Main Street zone the median home was built in 1982 and only 3 of 273 sales were built since 2022. Across the district, 34 sales were on an acre or more, and the median total property tax rate on sales was about 2.12%. Taylor ISD’s own school tax rate for 2026 is $1.0638 per $100 of value.
Growth & District News in Taylor ISD
2025 Bond and VATRE
In November 2025, Taylor ISD voters approved a $147 million bond (Proposition A) and a voter-approval tax rate election (Proposition B). The bond funds a multipurpose facility and auditorium at Taylor High, renovations and additions at Taylor Middle, new STEM spaces at T.H. Johnson, Main Street, Naomi Pasemann and Taylor Middle, safety and technology upgrades, land for future school sites, buses, HVAC and roof work, and turf for the baseball and softball fields. VLK Architects is designing the projects, and the district expects construction to start by spring or summer 2027. In September 2026, S&P upgraded the district’s bond rating from A to A+.
Ratings Are Up
TEA rated Taylor ISD a B (80) for 2025-26, up from a C (71) the year before and a D (64) in 2022-23. Taylor Middle rose 14 points to a B (81) and earned two distinctions, and Taylor High rose 9 points to a B (83). There is no Taylor ISD bond or tax rate election on the November 3, 2026 ballot, and the 2026 school tax rate is unchanged at $1.0638.
Samsung and Projected Growth
The district’s bond materials project more than 12,000 new housing units in Taylor ISD between 2023 and 2033 and enrollment roughly doubling to about 7,000 students, citing Samsung’s semiconductor plant as a main driver. The developments it names include Prairie Crossing (1,765 units), Megatel (1,955), Castlewood (491), Silicon Vistas (944) and Timmermann Ranch (966). So far, enrollment has actually dipped, from 3,106 in 2022-23 to 2,882 in 2025-26, so the growth is still mostly ahead. Taylor High added an Austin Community College semiconductor and advanced manufacturing pathway in 2026.
Is Now a Good Time to Buy in Taylor ISD?
4-Year Market Perspective
Prices in Taylor ISD have drifted down for three years. The median sale price went from $335,000 in Sept 2022 – Aug 2023 to $315,000 in each of the next two years and $298,500 over the past 12 months, a 10.9% decline. Price per square foot fell 14.8%, from $200.56 to $170.97, partly because more of today’s sales are larger new-construction homes priced to compete. Sales volume has stayed fairly steady at 192 to 240 homes a year.
The two elementary zones move together but at different price points. Over the past 12 months, the Main Street zone had 67 sales at a median of $285,000 and the Pasemann zone had 153 sales at a median of $299,000. For broader context on Austin-area prices, see Eleven Oaks Realty’s latest Austin Real Estate Price Report.
| Period | Closings | Median Sale Price | Median $/SqFt | Median CP/LP% | Median Days on Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sept 2022 – Aug 2023 | 240 | $335,000 | $200.56 | 97% | 32 |
| Sept 2023 – Aug 2024 | 192 | $315,000 | $188.90 | 97% | 54 |
| Sept 2024 – Aug 2025 | 233 | $315,000 | $179.04 | 98% | 38 |
| Sept 2025 – Aug 2026 | 222 | $298,500 | $170.97 | 98.5% | 50 |
Single-family homes in Taylor ISD, data from Unlock MLS. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
How to Buy in Taylor ISD
- Get pre-approved, and ask your lender to use the full tax rate for the specific property, including any special district tax that applies to that subdivision.
- Look up the address in the Taylor ISD School Finder to see whether it is zoned to Main Street or Naomi Pasemann for grades 1-5. Do not rely on the MLS school field, which is often wrong in Taylor.
- Compare new-construction incentives in Castlewood, Castlewood South, Spring Creek and the Grove at Bull Creek against resale homes nearby.
- For older homes near downtown, budget for a thorough inspection of the foundation, plumbing and electrical, and check whether the home is in a historic district.
- Bring your own agent to the builder’s sales office on your first visit. Builder reps work for the builder, and many builders require your agent to be there at the first visit.
Have questions about a specific Taylor ISD listing? Text us at (512) 827-8323 or request a call back below — no pressure, just answers from local specialists.
Schools in Taylor ISD
Taylor ISD campuses are organized by grade. Every student attends T.H. Johnson for Pre-K and Kindergarten, then Main Street or Naomi Pasemann for grades 1-5 based on address, then Taylor Middle and Taylor High.
Taylor ISD Early Education (Pre-K and Kindergarten)
T.H. Johnson Elementary
3100 Duck Ln.
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 352-2275
Serves the whole district
Great Schools Rating: Not Yet Rated
Taylor ISD Elementary Schools (Grades 1-5)
Main Street Elementary
3101 N. Main St., Suite 105
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 365-1999
Great Schools Rating: 5/10
Naomi Pasemann Elementary
2809 North Dr.
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 352-1016
Great Schools Rating: 5/10
Taylor ISD Middle School
Taylor Middle
304 Carlos G. Parker Blvd. NW
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 352-2815
Great Schools Rating: 4/10
Taylor ISD High Schools
Taylor High
355 FM 973
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 352-6326
Great Schools Rating: 3/10
Legacy Early College High School
516 N. Main St.
Taylor, TX 76574
Phone: (512) 352-9596
By application; TEA rating A (96) for 2025-26
School ratings reflect GreatSchools ratings as of November 2026. Ratings are subject to change at any time. Please verify ratings and boundaries with the school district.
TEA Accountability Ratings
These are the overall ratings and scores from the Texas Education Agency for the last two school years.
| Campus | 2024-25 | 2025-26 |
|---|---|---|
| T.H. Johnson Elementary (paired) | B (80) | C (79) |
| Main Street Elementary | B (80) | C (79) |
| Naomi Pasemann Elementary | C (76) | C (74) |
| Taylor Middle | D (67) | B (81) |
| Taylor High | C (74) | B (83) |
| Legacy Early College High | A (97) | A (96) |
| Taylor ISD (district) | C (71) | B (80) |
Source: Texas Education Agency accountability ratings (2025-26 updated September 2026). T.H. Johnson serves Pre-K and K, which are not tested, so TEA gives it a paired rating.
Communities in Taylor ISD
Most homes in Taylor ISD are in the city of Taylor. The largest newer subdivisions are the Grove at Bull Creek, Castlewood, Castlewood South, Spring Creek and Avery Glen, all in the Naomi Pasemann zone. Established areas include the Doak Addition, Northpark, Dahlberg Estates, Rob Roy Estates, Mallard Park and Bel-Air. We do not have separate guides for these subdivisions yet, but our Taylor guide covers the city, and we can walk you through what is on the market in each one.
Taylor
Our guide to the city of Taylor in eastern Williamson County: historic downtown, older neighborhoods and new subdivisions near the Samsung fab.
Frequently Asked Questions About Taylor ISD
Taylor ISD has T.H. Johnson Elementary (Pre-K and Kindergarten), Main Street Elementary and Naomi Pasemann Elementary (grades 1-5), Taylor Middle (6-8) and Taylor High (9-12), plus Legacy Early College High School, which students apply to.
Every child attends T.H. Johnson for Pre-K and Kindergarten. For grades 1-5, enter the address in the Taylor ISD School Finder to see whether it is zoned to Main Street or Naomi Pasemann. The school field on MLS listings is often wrong in Taylor, so don’t rely on it.
TEA rated Taylor ISD a B (80) for 2025-26, up from C (71) in 2024-25. Taylor High earned a B (83), Taylor Middle a B (81), Main Street and T.H. Johnson a C (79), Naomi Pasemann a C (74) and Legacy Early College High School an A (96). Current GreatSchools ratings are shown in the schools section above.
Single-family homes in Taylor ISD sold for a median of $298,500 over the 12 months through August 2026, at about $171 per square foot. Active listings had a median list price of $289,000 as of October 4, 2026.
Not recently. The median sale price fell from $335,000 in Sept 2022 – Aug 2023 to $298,500 over the past 12 months, a 10.9% decline, and homes now take a median of 50 days to sell.
Most recent new construction is on the west and southwest side of Taylor in the Naomi Pasemann zone, in Castlewood, Castlewood South, Spring Creek, the Grove at Bull Creek and Avery Glen. 302 of the 887 homes sold in the past four years were built in 2022 or later.
Legacy is a free Taylor ISD high school run with Temple College where students can earn 60 or more college hours or an associate degree. Students apply, with applications opening December 1 and a priority deadline of February 28.
Yes. Voters approved a $147 million bond and a voter-approval tax rate election in November 2025. Construction on the bond projects is expected to start by spring or summer 2027, and there is no Taylor ISD bond on the November 2026 ballot.
Taylor ISD’s 2026 school tax rate is $1.0638 per $100 of taxable value, the same as 2025. With city, county and other taxes, the median total rate on recent Taylor ISD sales was about 2.12%.
Taylor ISD’s bond materials project more than 12,000 new homes in the district between 2023 and 2033 and enrollment roughly doubling, citing Samsung’s semiconductor plant. Enrollment has not risen yet, and Taylor High added a semiconductor pathway with Austin Community College in 2026.
Taylor ISD Realtor Specializing in Taylor ISD Homes
Raymond Stoklosa and Rebecca Jacks are Realtors specializing in Taylor ISD homes. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Taylor ISD, Raymond and Rebecca 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 Taylor ISD and Selling a Home in Taylor ISD. Then call us at (512) 827-8323 or email us at info@11OaksRealty.com to schedule a no obligation consultation.
