Hyde Park was one of Austin’s first planned suburbs, founded in 1891 by Monroe Shipe just north of the University of Texas; its bungalow streets, Shipe Park and the Elisabet Ney Museum sit inside a National Register historic district. This category also takes in the north-central neighborhoods beyond it, among them Hancock, North Loop, the Triangle, Brentwood and Crestview along Burnet Road and Lamar Boulevard, and St. John and Georgian Acres along I-35. The area is served by MetroRail’s Crestview station, and North Lamar and Burnet Road are two of the city’s busiest local restaurant corridors.
Hyde Park accounts for 13 of the apartment buildings in this directory, 5,260 apartment homes in total. They range from 336 to 562 units and were built between 1982 and 2026. The tallest rises 5 floors.
Across them, 12 list a fitness center, all 13 list in-unit laundry and all 13 are pet friendly.
Every figure on this page comes from the individual building records below, each checked against a published source. Where a detail could not be confirmed it is left off rather than estimated.
