Lucky you! Of all the places you could have ended up, you have landed in the beautiful, rolling, Texas hill country. Take a drive on the winding and foresty Sam Bass Road, and you’ll see that when Mother Nature set her sights on the land forming Edward’s Plateau, she knew perfectly well what she was doing. When the designers of Creek Bend started planning the neighborhood in the mid-1980s, they did so with respect for the land, and a far-reaching eye, knowing what they wanted the community to look like in the future. The result is a charming community that sits respectably on an ever-growing list of Round Rock gems.
Deliciously retro, the homes of Creek Bend are single, two-story, split-level, and ranch style, with well-maintained facings of brick, stone, and plank. Yards are ample and cared for, while established and lofty oaks provide excellent shade. These homes average around 1600 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Ideally situated for great eats, epic entertainment, ease of travel, and connectivity, Creek Bend is a short drive away from numerous dining choices and retail gems. But there’s also plenty of entertainment, including the largest indoor waterpark in the country, Kalahari Resorts, which is only fifteen minutes away. Old Settler’s Park, with its six hundred and forty acres of walking trails, water park rides, disc golf trails, and ancient oak trees, is right across the street, as well as the Dell Diamond, home of the Round Rock Express.
Empowerment, innovation, and inspiration are a few examples of the myriad of essential benefits of learning that your student will find in award-winning Round Rock ISD schools. Creek Bend residents can confidently trust their children’s education to nearby schools, including Old Town Elementary, Fern Bluff Elementary, Walsh Middle School, and Round Rock High School.