Austin's Colony Homes for Sale

Austin's Colony

This neighborhood is continually expanding and home to Harvey Mitchell Elementary School and Austin’s Colony Park. This extensive city-maintained park features playground equipment, covered tennis and basketball courts, covered garden, sand volleyball courts, grills, full sized in- line skating rink, soccer and baseball fields, disc golf course and more.

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Austin’s Colony Real Estate Info

Austin’s Colony was first built in 1994 and now includes around 650 homes, with new ones built on a regular basis.

These homes range from 1,900 to 2,500 square feet in size. Most are single story, but there are a few with loft spaces. Common features include quoins, decorative brickwork, large arched sash windows, and broad low-hipped roofs.

Yards are generously sized, many with underground pools and rear decks.

Overall, the subdivision has a mature feel with large trees, wide setbacks and sidewalks, broad streets, and low spacious homes. Despite the general bungalow to ranch-style layouts, some homes feature taller arched entryways.

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Austin’s Colony Community

Austin’s Colony is a residential subdivision located near the intersection of Boonville Road and the Earl Rudder Freeway (Route 6), just a short distance east of central Bryan, Texas. Austin’s Colony is accessible via Austin’s Colony Parkway north of Boonville Road.

Austin’s Colony is just over 5 minutes from central Bryan and 10 minutes north of College Station. Neighboring subdivisions include Pecan Ridge, Austin’s Creek, Austin’s Estates, Silver Oak, and Miramont.

The area that Austin’s Colony occupies is transitional from the urban center of Bryan,Texas, towards the farmland of east-central Texas’ prairie region.

There are three sections to Austin’s Colony. The first section is located around Settlers Way and Austin’s Colony Parkway, the second section is between Mitchell Elementary and James Earl Rudder High, and the third is located around the intersection of Bullinger Creek Drive and Thornberry Drive.

Austin’s Colony Amenities

Austin’s Colony itself is a simple residential community consisting of winding streets surrounded by woods and intersected by Carter's Creek. This gives the community a natural and organic feel. Amenities and attractions come into the Austin’s Colony experience thanks to the surrounding area and the town of Bryan.

Just south of Austin’s Colony is a large shopping complex anchored by a Kroger and including various restaurants and stores. Further south there is the Briarcrest commercial area, with a Target, Lowe’s, and Wlamart, and the St. Joseph Regional Hospital.

Austin’s Colony is located right next to Highway Route 6, providing quick access to cities north and south like Houston, Waco, and Dallas. A few minutes south is the town of College Station which is home to the campus of A&M University.

This area has many parks, like Sadie Thomas Memorial Park, Sul Ross Park, Travis Park, Park Hudson Trail, Kiwanis Trails, Oaks Park, Aggie Park, and Research Park.

Within Austin’s Colony itself and adjacent Harvey Mitchell Elementary School, is Austin’s Colony Park, which includes tennis courts, basketball courts, a playground, soccer fields, baseball fields, an archery range, and more.

Education in Austin’s Colony

Austin’s Colony is a great place to live for families with kids or students as many of the homes are within walking distance of schools. There are nearby schools for every level nearby, arranged around the southwestern portion of Austin’s Colony.

These schools in Austin’s Colony are:

• James Earl Rudder High School
• Harvey Mitchell Elementary School
• Sam Rayburn Intermediate/Middle School

All of these schools are great places to study and learn, surrounded by fields and forests and incorporating high-quality facilities, including sports fields, tracks, courts, and more.