Williams Creek's initial appeal is its custom homes on acreage lots, and the natural scenery and abundance of green spaces around add to its charm. "People who live in there love it," says Sheri Staggs, a Realtor with Longitude Real Estate and former Williams Creek resident. "What drew us in was the size of the lots and the location, it's an awesome location." The southern College Station neighborhood is not only minutes from one of the city's largest nature preserves but also offers quick access to shopping centers and restaurants, all while keeping a secluded, quiet environment.
Residents of Williams Creek enjoy a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to local amenities.
Living on large acres in Williams Creek allows families to enjoy nature right in their backyard.
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Custom estates on acreage lots
Williams Creek was built in several phases, with most of the homes sitting on at least an acre of land. "Most people like it because the houses are not on top of each other, and they could custom build when it was being developed. So, it's not a cookie-cutter house," Staggs says. Homes in Williams Creek are almost all custom-built, so no two homes look alike. Homes stretch out on rural roads, with mature trees lining the streets and a forest-like setting in the backdrop. House prices vary depending on lot size and square footage. Most homes on an acre cost between $650,000 and $850,000, but homes on multi-acre lots can cost over a million dollars.
Williams Creek boasts stunning large Craftsman-style homes, perfect for those seeking comfort.
Aerial views capture the scenic layout and lush landscapes of Williams Creek.
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Nature walks at Lick Creek Park
In addition to the natural landscape surrounding Williams Creek, the neighborhood is just minutes from one of the largest parks and nature preserves in Lick Creek Park. The expansive 523-acre park has miles of multi-use trails, including equestrian trails. While trekking through the trails, it's pretty common to see wildlife, and the park is also a popular birdwatching spot. Visitors can look at the many native plants from the area at the Gary Halter Nature Center on park grounds, which also has a monarch butterfly garden. For those who'd rather spend their day on the greens, Pebble Creek Country Club members can take on the club's 18-hole course.
Visitors often picnic by the serene waters of Lick Creek Park.
Pebble Creek Golf Course offers a stunning backdrop for golf enthusiasts in Williams Creek.
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Highly-rated College Station ISD schools
Though Williams Creek is on the outskirts of College Station, it's still part of the College Station Independent School District. Students might start at Pebble Creek Elementary School, followed by Oakwood Intermediate School for fifth and sixth grade. A&M Consolidated Middle School is up next, offering its students tutoring in an array of subjects in the morning and afternoon. All schools boast A grades from Niche. A-plus-rated A&M Consolidated High School is known for its academic excellence, with 182 honor graduates and an 88% AP test pass rate in its 2024 graduating class.
The playground at Pebble Creek Elementary becomes a hub of laughter and activity each recess.
Oakwood Intermediate serves grades 6-8.
A&M Consolidated Middle School epitomized academic excellence in College Station.
At A&M Consolidated High School, students eagerly explore learning.
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Baylor Scott & White near Williams Creek provides quality healthcare close to home.
State Highway 6 allows for easy traveling around Aggieland
"The location is great because you're pretty much 5 minutes from anywhere in College Station," Staggs says. State Highway 6, less than a mile from Williams Creek, is one of the main arteries to travel along College Station and its sister city, Bryan. Most residents in Williams Creek, and College Station in general, drive to get around since there is little to no public transportation nearby. Baylor Scott and White Medical Center, which has 142 beds and offers various care services, is 4 miles away. The central parts of College Station, including Texas A&M University, are about 10 miles away and are accessible from several local roads, including Texas Avenue.
Cajun cooking at TaD's
Williams Creek exits into the William Fitch Parkway, one of the main thoroughfares in southern College Station. This thoroughfare has several shopping centers, including the Tower Point shopping center, which has chain restaurants, H-E-B, and retail options. Spice World Market has an array of international grocery options and a hot bar for a quick meal. Some of the area's most beloved restaurants, like 1860 Italia and Saltgrass Steak House, are a few miles away. TaD's brings a taste of the bayou to Aggieland with its Cajun cooking.
Spice World near Williams Creek offers unique spices and flavors from around the globe.
TaD's is a local favorite in Williams Creek, known for its delicious menu.
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Engineered for Endurance. Built for Beauty. One-owner custom estate in Williams Creek, designed to outlast anything else on the market with unobstructed, sunset-facing views of your private, wooded 5-acres. This home offers what new construction can’t: unmatched craftsmanship, irreplaceable materials, and enduring peace of mind. Built using commercial-grade methods including a structural concrete
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
445
Median Age
42
Population Density
2 ppl/acre
Population under 18
25.4%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
18.4%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$105,682
Significantly above the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$132,946
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
100%
Above the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
62.6%
Significantly above the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
23.5%
% Population in Labor Force
73.8%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
42''
Average Winter Low Temperature
42°F
Average Summer High Temperature
96°F
Annual Snowfall
0''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
25/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
2/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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