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Austin Neighborhood Profiles: Allandale

Allandale is the name of a charming neighborhood in central Austin, although the area was originally considered Northwest Austin, before Austin's expansion in a large metropolitan area. Allandale recently celebrated its 35th anniversary as an active community of central Austin, and the Association Allandale Neighborhood has been a presence in the neighborhood since 1973. Currently, Allandale homes of over 21,000 inhabitants, and two of the district boundaries are the MoPac Expressway and Burnet Road, which forms the border between West and East, respectively.

Typical residences are houses in Allandale family of three to four unique rooms, Most range in price from $ 250,000 to $ 300,000, despite more and less expensive housing can also be found. Students who attend Independent School Allendale Austin School District, and is a primary school called Gullett elementary and secondary school called Lamar and a secondary school called McAllen High School. Allandale is the association 28th largest district in Austin, and there is a business called the Northwest Recreation Center, which is ideal for indoor as well as the activities of the air free. Other Allandale Neighborhood boundaries are generally considered Hancock Drive and Anderson Lane and Shoal Creek and the area is full of restaurants, shops and various types housing.

Allandale neighborhood roots back to the 1930s, and this time, was considered a suburb of Austin proper. George Davis was the owner most original land nearby, and obtained the land by the President of the Republic of Texas in 1841. A grant of more than 3,100 acres was given in exchange for their service in the Battle of San Jacinto, and some of their descendants still live in the district today. Davis' family also has a family cemetery on Vine Street to date.

Holiday home is a little more expensive in the area in parts of Austin and the period from the 1940s and 1950s often had with mature landscaping yards importantly, a perfect place for families with children. There are more than fixer-is in the area also, with apartments and duplexes, among other options. From Shoal Creek, with its numerous parks and trails for hiking and biking in the Allandale neighborhood, there is plenty to do from a standpoint of entertainment.

Some restaurants in the area include Allandale Phil Icehouse, Ginny's Little Longhorn Saloon, and Amy's Ice Cream Ice, all local access points and Like many popular family restaurants, including the Hang Town Grill and Frisco, which occupied the same location on Burnet for years, until recently closed. A popular park of the neighborhood called Beverly Sheffield Park and the park is located next to Shoal Creek, and a beautiful duck pond and a swimming pool. The park also includes picnic sites, grills, playgrounds, tennis courts and a fishing pier, and is a home away from home for children in the region.

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