Copperfield Neighborhood Guide

Summary

Copperfield is a neighborhood that combines the advantages of country living with those of living in the city. The neighborhood has several parks and plenty of green space.

Although it is far northeast, Copperfield is bordered by major local highways and thoroughfares, giving ready access to the rest of the city, and is close to high-end shopping and dining in the towns of Georgetown and Cedar Park, just north of Austin.

Homes in the neighborhood are relatively affordable, making it attractive to young singles and families.


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Features

Established in the 1980s, Copperfield is a suburban neighborhood that offers plenty of open space for outdoor recreation, yet close proximity to shopping and dining. Residents also have easy access to public transportation and roads and highways leading to other parts of the city.

The neighborhood borders Hwy. I-35, as well as local thoroughfares Parmer Lane and Dessau Road, so that residents have access to northwest and downtown Austin. There is also a Park and Ride Metro Station close by.

The neighborhood itself is marked by smaller, one-story homes on wide streets lined with mature trees, abundant foliage, and well-maintained lawns and gardens.

When the neighborhood was first established in 1982, it was a quiet, secluded area with new homes. Since then, however, the area has built up, so that residents now have access to the Tech Ridge Center,  a 1.3 million square foot shopping and office center, a Sears Grand, Super Target, and Super Walmart, among other shopping options.

The area is also home to many businesses and high-tech companies including Dell and Samsung. Other high tech employers in northwest Austin are not far away.

Copperfield offers many opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Besides the green spaces in the neighborhood, the Big Walnut Creek Greenbelt and Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park are nearby. Walnut Creek Park has several miles of hiking and bike trails, a swimming pool, ball fields and courts, and an event pavilion. There are also several golf courses within easy driving distance.

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Tech Ridge Center

Big Walnut Creek Greenbelt

Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park

Morris Williams Golf Course


Views From the Street

Trotwood Dr. Byers Ln. Branston Dr.
Shropshire Blvd. Blakeney Ln. Rotherham Dr.

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Real Estate and Apartments

Although Copperfield is an appealing neighborhood, the distance from downtown tends to lower home prices. This makes Copperfield one of the more affordable neighborhoods in the city. Many of the original homes from the 1980s are still here and have been upgraded with modern amenities. The newest homes here were built in the early 2000s. Typical homes are about 1,500 square feet and are priced in the low $100K range.


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Apartments in and near Copperfield



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