Cherry Creek

Cherry Creek is a beautiful community in south Austin developed between 1965 and 1998. With the completion of West Gate Boulevard in 2012, the remaining sections connected. The neighborhood features a variety of one and two-story mid-size homes that are reasonably priced in an area abundant with mature oak trees. The subdivision runs from Slaughter Ln. to Stassney Ln. between Brodie Ln. and West Gate Boulevard with a few sections just east of Manchacha Ln..

Amenities in the area include Silk Oak Park which offers a basketball court and a large green space where families can picnic. It includes a volleyball court, picnic tables and grills, and 2 play areas with plenty of equipment. Other nearby parks open to residents include Mary Moore Searight Park, Garrison Park, and Dick Nichols Park. Aside from the great outdoors, residents who live in Cherry Creek have many convenient opportunities for shopping with many retail centers along Slaughter and Brodie lanes including Shady Hollow Village and Tanglewood Village, Sunset Valley, The Shops at Arbor Trails, and Southpark Meadows.

Easy access to Mopac and Interstate 35 makes it easy for residents of this lovely suburban area to access downtown Austin within 20 minutes. Since the subdivision covers a large part of South Austin, schools attended by students in Cherry Creek depends on the location of the home, but the most commonly attended schools for the area include Cowan Elementary, Covington Middle School, Bailey Middle School, Crockett High School, and Bowie High School.