Why Live in Pemberton Heights
Pemberton Heights in Austin is a historic and prestigious neighborhood known for its diverse architectural styles, including 1930s cottages, Craftsmans, and large estates in Tudor, Classical, Colonial, and Spanish Colonial Revival styles. The area is characterized by tree-lined streets with oak, elm, and pecan trees, and it features over 40 homes registered as historic landmarks. The neighborhood's proximity to Central Austin offers residents access to a variety of attractions, including dining options in nearby Clarksville, such as The Beer Plant and Josephine House. Guadalupe Street, just 1 mile away, provides casual dining and shopping options, while Whole Foods, Central Market, and Trader Joe’s are within 2 miles. Pemberton Heights is served by highly rated schools, including Casis Elementary, O. Henry Middle, and Austin High, which is the oldest continuously operating public high school in Texas. The neighborhood fosters a strong sense of community through events organized by the Pemberton Heights Neighborhood Association, such as picnics, happy hours, and holiday gatherings. For outdoor activities, residents can enjoy the Shoal Creek Greenbelt, which features an off-leash area for dogs, and the Hartford Triangle, a green space with picnic tables and playscapes. The MoPac Expressway and North Lamar Boulevard provide convenient transportation options, and a CapMetro bus stop is located at the intersection of West 24th Street and N Lamar Boulevard. The drive to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is approximately 15 miles or 20 minutes.
