There are so many great things about living in Austin and the Texas Hill Country, including the fact that we’re located along one of the main migratory routes for Monarch butterflies. October is prime time for Monarch watching in Sweetwater and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.
Successful custom homes are the result of meticulous planning, quality craftsmanship, and a thoughtful infusion of personal style. If this is the first time you've considered building a custom home, let us share a few tips we've learned to make your homebuilding experience an easier one.
From running the trails to working out at the fitness center, Sweetwater residents enjoy many ways to keep fit right in their own community. For even more, the new Hill Country Indoor health and athletics club has opened less than 5 miles away.
Niche has released its 2019 school rankings, and the Lake Travis Independent School District serving Sweetwater ranks the No. 2 Best School District in Austin. Each of the Lake Travis campuses zoned to Sweetwater is also highly rated.
With open floor plans more popular than ever, builders are getting creative in providing storage spaces to keep clutter at bay. See 6 innovative ways builders are adding storage spaces that are out of sight and easy to utilize.
Sweetwater is proud to a partner of Austin Pets Alive!, a pioneering organization devoted to saving the lives of pets that would otherwise be euthanized in shelters. So far, they have saved more than 50,000 cats and dogs, including many who found their forever homes here in Sweetwater.
Sweetwater residents enjoy more than 700 acres of parks, trails and natural open spaces right inside their community. They also enjoy quick and easy access to many nearby natural treasures, from swimming holes to state parks.
Sweetwater is home to about 750,000 honeybees, so you might say that every month here is honey month. But September is an extra-sweet time of the year, as we join bee-lovers across the U.S.A. to celebrate National Honey Month.
Finally, a study has confirmed what we all suspected: people spend much more time in family rooms and kitchens than in formal areas. See how Sweetwater’s homebuilders are designing new homes for the way people live today.
Encouraging locals to enjoy Austin’s kid-friendly attractions has become a family project for Annette Lucksinger, her kids and husband. She shares some of their favorite things to do, including several near Sweetwater.
Fall is one of the most active times of the year at Sweetwater, when the weather cools down and residents get out to enjoy events and activities like movies on the lawn and Halloween parties.
River Oaks Homes is offering its final homes in Davenport Summit, a gated Sweetwater neighborhood with large homesites and sweeping Hill Country views.
There are so many great things about living in Austin and the Texas Hill Country, including the fact that we’re located along one of the main migratory routes for Monarch butterflies. October is prime time for Monarch watching in Sweetwater and the surrounding Texas Hill Country.
Successful custom homes are the result of meticulous planning, quality craftsmanship, and a thoughtful infusion of personal style. If this is the first time you've considered building a custom home, let us share a few tips we've learned to make your homebuilding experience an easier one.
From running the trails to working out at the fitness center, Sweetwater residents enjoy many ways to keep fit right in their own community. For even more, the new Hill Country Indoor health and athletics club has opened less than 5 miles away.
Niche has released its 2019 school rankings, and the Lake Travis Independent School District serving Sweetwater ranks the No. 2 Best School District in Austin. Each of the Lake Travis campuses zoned to Sweetwater is also highly rated.
With open floor plans more popular than ever, builders are getting creative in providing storage spaces to keep clutter at bay. See 6 innovative ways builders are adding storage spaces that are out of sight and easy to utilize.
Sweetwater is proud to a partner of Austin Pets Alive!, a pioneering organization devoted to saving the lives of pets that would otherwise be euthanized in shelters. So far, they have saved more than 50,000 cats and dogs, including many who found their forever homes here in Sweetwater.
Sweetwater residents enjoy more than 700 acres of parks, trails and natural open spaces right inside their community. They also enjoy quick and easy access to many nearby natural treasures, from swimming holes to state parks.
Sweetwater is home to about 750,000 honeybees, so you might say that every month here is honey month. But September is an extra-sweet time of the year, as we join bee-lovers across the U.S.A. to celebrate National Honey Month.
Finally, a study has confirmed what we all suspected: people spend much more time in family rooms and kitchens than in formal areas. See how Sweetwater’s homebuilders are designing new homes for the way people live today.
Encouraging locals to enjoy Austin’s kid-friendly attractions has become a family project for Annette Lucksinger, her kids and husband. She shares some of their favorite things to do, including several near Sweetwater.
Fall is one of the most active times of the year at Sweetwater, when the weather cools down and residents get out to enjoy events and activities like movies on the lawn and Halloween parties.
River Oaks Homes is offering its final homes in Davenport Summit, a gated Sweetwater neighborhood with large homesites and sweeping Hill Country views.
