Estates at Settlers Park: Built Around Game Days at Old Settlers

About Estates at Settlers Park

If you’ve ever spent a Saturday morning watching games at the Triple Crown Complex or walking past the Old Settlers Park Tennis Courts, you already know the backdrop that gives Estates at Settlers Park its everyday rhythm. This pocket of Round Rock in the 78665 ZIP sits close enough to Old Settlers Park that it’s normal to hear weekend activity in the air and to build errands around what’s happening at the Apex Soccer Fields, the Cy Young Complex, or the Hall of Fame Complex.

The neighborhood’s identity is tied to an outdoors-first routine: residents slip over to Old Settlers Park about 0.6 miles away for evening walks, and families end up at nearby play spaces like Chandler Creek Park and Meadow Lake Park when they want something closer to home. When it’s time to refuel, the pattern is familiar—coffee at Starbucks around 1.3 miles away or a stop at Summer Moon about 1.4 miles away before heading back toward the fields and trails.

Housing here reflects the kind of move-up market that’s common in this part of Round Rock, where the average home value in the surrounding 78665 area runs about $474,100 and many households have the income to support it, with a median household income of $122,680. The streetscape tends to feel residential and settled, and the area’s 61.4% homeownership rate shows up in the pride people take in yards, exterior updates, and the day-to-day steadiness of the block.

Schools are a major part of the draw, and it’s not abstract—Round Rock ISD options like Linda Herrington El, rated A and only about 0.5 miles away, are part of the reason the neighborhood stays on buyers’ short lists. With a median age of 35.5 in the ZIP and about 19.4% of residents under 18, Estates at Settlers Park reads as a place where youth sports schedules, school drop-offs, and quick dinners near Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden fit naturally into the week.

It ends up attracting people who want Round Rock’s north-side convenience without giving up access to the big green spaces and recreation complexes that make this area feel distinct—neighbors who like having a park day or a practice night be a normal part of life, not a special trip.

Living in Estates at Settlers Park

Daily life in Estates at Settlers Park tends to orbit around a simple advantage: you’re close to the kind of recreation infrastructure most neighborhoods have to drive across town to use. A quick hop puts you at Old Settlers Park, and it’s common for residents to treat the nearby sports complexes—like the Silver Slugger Complex and Round Rock Multipurpose Complex—as their “default” place to burn off energy after school or work. When you want a quieter reset, Siena South Park and Siena North Park are easy alternatives for a change of scenery.

The housing feel aligns with the broader 78665 market, where the median home value sits at $474,100, and it shows in the way buyers shop here: many are looking for a long-term home in a ZIP where 58.0% of housing is owner-occupied and the neighborhood culture supports putting down roots. In a community with a median household income of $122,680, you’ll also notice a steady pace of upgrades—fresh exterior paint, updated interiors, and practical improvements aimed at comfort rather than flash.

Errands are straightforward. Groceries often mean a run to the Walmart Supercenter about 1.4 miles away for bulk items or heading to H-E-B plus! around 2.8 miles away when you want a bigger selection. Coffee is a real part of the routine in this corner of Round Rock; Starbucks and Summer Moon both sit around the 1.3–1.4 mile mark, and places like TruBoba Cafe and Sunrise Teahouse give the area a casual “after practice” hangout option.

For dining and a low-key night out, the nearby lineup fits the neighborhood’s weeknight-to-weekend cadence: Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden and Cork & Barrel Craft Kitchen and Microbrewery are easy go-tos when you don’t want to cook, and locals rotate in spots like Salt Lick BBQ and Masfajitas when they’re feeding a group. If you want a pub atmosphere, The Kenney Fort Pub is close enough to feel like a neighborhood stop rather than a planned outing.

Schools are a major anchor for households here. Round Rock ISD is the primary district, with highly regarded campuses nearby including Linda Herrington El (A) and Ridgeview Middle (A), plus RRISD Early College High School (A) for families thinking ahead. With 27.0% of residents working from home in the ZIP and 63.2% driving alone, you’ll see a mix of daytime home activity and commuter patterns, and the neighborhood tends to feel busiest in the mornings and late afternoons when school and practice schedules stack up.

Things to Do Near Estates at Settlers Park

The biggest lifestyle perk near Estates at Settlers Park is how quickly you can plug into Old Settlers Park and the dense cluster of athletic facilities around it. Residents regularly bounce between the Apex Soccer Fields, the Old Settlers Park Tennis Courts, and the nearby complexes like Triple Crown, Gold Glove, and Cy Young, making weeknight practices and weekend tournaments feel doable without turning into an all-day drive.

When you’re not at the fields, the neighborhood’s “third places” are close and predictable. A coffee run to Starbucks or Summer Moon sits about 1.3 to 1.4 miles away, and dinner plans often land at Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden or Cork & Barrel Craft Kitchen and Microbrewery, both around 1.4 miles. For everyday shopping, the Walmart Supercenter is also right at that same distance, while H-E-B plus! is an easy trip at about 2.8 miles when you want a bigger grocery stop.

For a change of pace, parks like Chandler Creek Park, Meadow Lake Park, and the Play for All Abilities Park give you options beyond the main Old Settlers footprint, which is especially handy when you want a quieter walk or a kid-friendly playground break.

Neighborhoods Near Estates at Settlers Park

Estates at Settlers Park sits in the middle of a well-known cluster of north Round Rock communities, so it’s easy to compare feel and fit when you’re house hunting. Settlers Crossing and Stony Point are both about 0.5 miles away, and they’re often the first alternatives buyers look at when they want to stay close to the same Old Settlers Park orbit and keep quick access to the same coffee-and-dinner circuit.

Just a little farther out, Paloma Lake at about 0.9 miles and Homestead at Old Settlers Park around 1.3 miles keep the same recreational backdrop while offering slightly different street patterns and day-to-day traffic flow depending on where you land. Villages of Chandler Creek, about 1.5 miles away, is a common cross-shop for people who want to be closer to Chandler Creek Park and related green space.

If you’re widening the search, Lakeside, Meadow Lake, Stoney Brook, The Settlement, Indian Ridge, Eagle Ridge, and Round Rock Glen create a ring of options between roughly 2 and 3 miles. The benefit of this area is consistency: wherever you choose in this band, you’re still tying your weekends to Old Settlers Park and your errands to nearby shopping and dining in 78665.

Local Resources Near Estates at Settlers Park

Families in Estates at Settlers Park typically plug into Round Rock ISD for day-to-day school needs, and the wider area also includes nearby options such as Hutto ISD and charter campuses like Gateway College Preparatory School and Meridian World School LLC. Having multiple A-rated schools within a few miles, including Linda Herrington El and Ridgeview Middle, shapes how many households plan their moves and long-term timelines.

For county services, Williamson County resources are close at hand, with the Williamson County courthouse listed about 2.2 miles away. When it’s time to handle property questions, the Williamson Central Appraisal District is a key stop for valuations and exemptions. For public spaces and study time, Round Rock Public Library sits about 4.1 miles away, with additional nearby library options including Hutto Public Library and Georgetown Public Library.

Public safety and emergency response are supported by nearby stations including Round Rock Fire Department Station 6 around 2 miles and the Round Rock Fire Department around 3.8 miles, plus regional partners like Hutto Fire Rescue. For law enforcement-related needs, Round Rock Police Officers Association and the Williamson County Emergency Services Operations Center are both within a short drive, and there are USPS locations a little over 4 miles away for everyday mailing and package drop-offs.

Frequently Asked Questions About Estates at Settlers Park

Is Estates at Settlers Park a good place to live?

For buyers who want Round Rock convenience with a strong parks-and-sports lifestyle, Estates at Settlers Park checks a lot of real-life boxes. Old Settlers Park is about 0.6 miles away, and the surrounding complexes like Apex Soccer Fields and the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex make it easy to stay active year-round. The surrounding 78665 area supports a stable, established feel with a 61.4% homeownership rate and a median household income of $122,680, and housing values reflect that demand with a median home value of $474,100. With a median age of 35.5, the community reads as busy, family-centered, and schedule-driven in a good way.

Is Estates at Settlers Park safe?

Specific crime statistics weren’t provided, so it’s best to evaluate safety the way locals do: by looking at how active the neighborhood feels and how quickly you can access local services. Estates at Settlers Park benefits from being close to major public facilities and well-traveled recreation areas like Old Settlers Park, which typically keeps eyes on the area during peak hours. It’s also supported by nearby responders, including Round Rock Fire Department Station 6 about 2 miles away, plus additional fire and emergency resources in the surrounding area. Many households here are owner-occupants, and with a 61.4% homeownership rate nearby, neighborhoods like this often develop an informal watchful culture through routines, school pickups, and regular park use.

How are the schools in Estates at Settlers Park?

School options are a clear strength near Estates at Settlers Park, with Round Rock ISD serving as the primary district. Linda Herrington El, rated A and about 0.5 miles away, is a standout for elementary, and Ridgeview Middle, also rated A, sits about 3.4 miles away. At the high school level, RRISD Early College High School is rated A and about 2 miles away, while Stony Point High School and Cedar Ridge High School are nearby Round Rock ISD options rated B. Families also consider charter choices like Gateway College Preparatory School (A) and Meridian World School LLC (A) within a few miles when comparing academic paths.

What is the cost of living in Estates at Settlers Park?

Cost of living near Estates at Settlers Park can feel like a mix of “overall manageable” with “housing costs run higher,” and the local indices help explain why. Using the regional price parity style index where 100 equals the U.S. average, the overall cost of living is 98.1, which is slightly below national norms. Goods come in lower at 93.8 and utilities are notably lower at 82.0, which many homeowners feel in day-to-day bills. Housing is the outlier at 120.4, aligning with the area’s $474,100 median home value. Property taxes are a major part of the monthly math in Williamson County. The City of Round Rock property tax rate is $0.3720 per $100 valuation, the county rate is $0.4138 per $100 valuation, and Round Rock ISD’s tax rate is $0.8931 per $100 valuation. Combined, the estimated property tax rate is $1.6789 per $100 valuation, so buyers should budget accordingly even though Texas has no state income tax, which can help offset the overall household picture.

Is Estates at Settlers Park good for families?

Estates at Settlers Park works well for families largely because the everyday infrastructure is already built into the area. Old Settlers Park is close enough for regular weekday playtime, and the nearby sports lineup—Apex Soccer Fields, Triple Crown Complex, and multiple baseball complexes—fits naturally with after-school schedules. The surrounding 78665 area also has a meaningful youth presence, with 19.4% of residents under 18 and a median age of 35.5, which tends to translate into kid-friendly routines and a steady school-calendar rhythm. On the education side, Round Rock ISD options like Linda Herrington El (A, 0.5 miles) and Ridgeview Middle (A) give families strong nearby choices.

What is Estates at Settlers Park known for?

Estates at Settlers Park is known for living in the shadow of Old Settlers Park in the most practical way—your week can revolve around the tennis courts, the Apex Soccer Fields, and the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex without needing a long drive. It’s also recognized as part of Round Rock’s fast-growing 78665 corridor, where a $474,100 median home value and $122,680 median household income reflect a move-up market and a lot of long-term homeowners. The neighborhood’s identity is tied to that blend of suburban home life and a recreation-first backdrop, plus quick access to everyday staples like Walmart Supercenter and H-E-B plus! nearby.

What are things to do near Estates at Settlers Park?

Most “what should we do today?” plans near Estates at Settlers Park start outdoors. Old Settlers Park is about 0.6 miles away, and the nearby facilities—Old Settlers Park Tennis Courts, Apex Soccer Fields, and the Cy Young and Gold Glove complexes—support everything from casual workouts to organized games. For parks beyond the main hub, Chandler Creek Park, Meadow Lake Park, and the Play for All Abilities Park offer different playground and walking options. For food and downtime, locals rotate through Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden, Cork & Barrel Craft Kitchen and Microbrewery, Salt Lick BBQ, and Masfajitas. Coffee runs are easy at Starbucks and Summer Moon, with TruBoba Cafe and Sunrise Teahouse nearby when you want something different. If you’re meeting friends for a drink, The Kenney Fort Pub and Night Owl Bar are close enough for an easy night out.

What ZIP code is Estates at Settlers Park in?

Estates at Settlers Park is in ZIP code 78665 in Round Rock, Texas. Most nearby schools, parks, and shopping mentioned for the neighborhood are clustered within the same 78665 area.

Interested in Estates at Settlers Park?

If you’re considering Estates at Settlers Park, it helps to tour it the way locals live it—by the parks, schools, and everyday stops that define the area. Reach out for a neighborhood-specific game plan on pricing, school zones, and what to watch for in this part of 78665.