LBJ Mobile Home for Sale

Inside the crook of an interchange where Routes 290 and 183 meet, the LBJ neighborhood takes its name from the 36th president of the United States and, more directly, from the high school located within it. Situated on the northeastern outskirts of Austin, the western half of LBJ is largely residential. A pair of schools, an industrial park and the Big Walnut Creek Nature Preserve are interlaced with the subdivisions on the west side, while the eastern half is almost entirely undeveloped, save for the North Point community. “LBJ is very central to Austin and one of the more affordable neighborhoods,” says Sunetra “Sunny” Sutherland, a Realtor with Allure Real Estate. “It’s kind of a vibrant community and has access to public transportation and proximity to the airport. It’s 12 minutes to downtown Austin.” The majority of the real estate in the neighborhood is made up of single-family homes. “These homes were built mostly in the 1970s, so there are a lot of Craftsman- and bungalow-style homes,” Sutherland says. “It’s very traditional Austin architecture, a lot of classic Austin charm and unique homes.” While the majority of homes here date to the 1970s or 1980s, there are examples