Holly, a neighborhood in Austin, feels like its own small village even though it sits just a couple of miles from downtown. Stretching out from the banks of Lady Bird Lake, it centers around East Cesar Chavez Street, a main route lined with restaurants and bars that make it easy to find things to do close to home. Spots like Casa Bianca, Drinks Lounge, Juniper, La Barbecue, and Juan in a Million give the area a mix of Italian, barbecue, and Tex-Mex options, while nearby stretches of Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh streets add more local hangouts such as cocktail bar La Holly and Vietnamese restaurant Saigon On 7th. An H-E-B supermarket around the corner from Saigon On 7th covers everyday needs. Green space is a major part of life here, with Edward Rendon Sr. Metropolitan Park at Festival Beach providing over 130 acres along the lake with ballfields, a basketball court, a large pavilion, and access to the 10-mile Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail. Metz Neighborhood Park adds a pool and a splash pad that are available in the warmer months. Housing ranges from early 1900s bungalows with original details to newer contemporary and farmhouse-style homes. East Cesar Chavez Street also serves commuters, with CapMetro bus stops. The nearby Plaza Saltillo Station can connect riders to Leander through Austin's MetroRail network.
Holly is a good place to live, receiving 4.3 stars from its residents. Holly is considered fairly walkable and very bikeable with good transit options. Holly is a suburban neighborhood. Holly has 6 parks for recreational activities.A local real estate agent serving Holly can help you decide if this neighborhood is the right one for you. Learn more on our Holly neighborhood guide.
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