Springfield, Austin, TX: Homes, Prices & Neighborhood Guide

What types of homes are in Springfield?

42 homes sold in Springfield from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026; 100% were single-family houses. The typical home has about 1,987 square feet and was built in 2016.

• Single Family Residence: 42 sold (100%)
• New construction: 5% of sales
• Living area: typically 1,987 sq ft; most between 1,331 sq ft and 2,728 sq ft (10th to 90th percentile, 42 homes)
• Year built: typically 2016; most between 2001 and 2019 (10th to 90th percentile, 42 homes)
• Lot size: typically 0.14 acres; most between 0.13 acres and 0.17 acres (10th to 90th percentile, 42 homes)
• Stories: two 55%; one 45%
• Private pool: 0% of homes sold

Closed residential sales in ABOR MLS, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026.

What is the typical price range in Springfield?

The median single-family home in Springfield sold for $353,750 net of seller concessions ($174 per square foot) over Oct 2025 to Sep 2026, across 42 sales; the median home took 32 days to sell.

Single-family homes, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026, ABOR MLS. Net price = sale price less seller-paid closing costs and repairs. Figures from the ALEX market statistics model, the same computation as the ALEX valuation report. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

What restaurants and amenities are near Springfield?

Within 3 miles of the middle of Springfield OpenStreetMap lists 19 restaurants and cafes, 6 grocery stores, 18 parks and nature areas.

• Restaurants and cafes (19 within 3 miles): McDonald's (0.4 mi), TexaZuela (0.8 mi), Fresh Donuts (0.9 mi), Papa John's (0.9 mi), Little Caesars (1.5 mi)
• Groceries (6 within 3 miles): La Morelina (2.2 mi), Rancho Grande Supermercado (2.4 mi), Super Moreliana Grocery Store (2.4 mi), La Mexicana Supermercado (2.5 mi), JD's Supermarket #6 (2.7 mi)
• Parks and nature (18 within 3 miles): Salt Springs Neighborhood Park (0.5 mi), Bryant Park (0.6 mi), Grand Meadow Neighborhood Park (0.8 mi), Onion Creek Dog Park (0.8 mi), McKinney Heights Park (1.1 mi)
• Golf (2 within 3 miles): Roy Kizer Golf Course (1.1 mi), Jimmy Clay Golf Course (1.8 mi), Onion Creek Club (3.7 mi)
• Fitness and recreation (4 within 3 miles): Onion Creek Soccer Complex (0.9 mi), Dove Springs District Park Pool (1.6 mi), Planet Fitness (2.8 mi), The Range at Austin (2.9 mi), Flow Yoga (3.3 mi)
• Pharmacies (1 within 3 miles): H-E-B Pharmacy (2.8 mi), Walgreens (3.4 mi), CVS Pharmacy (3.7 mi)
• Hospitals and clinics (0 within 3 miles): Texas MedClinic Urgent Care (3.7 mi), CommUnityCare Southeast Health and Wellness Center (3.7 mi), Passport Health South Austin Travel Clinic (3.7 mi), VA Austin Outpatient Clinic (3.8 mi), VA Medical Center (3.8 mi)
• Libraries (1 within 3 miles): Austin Public Library - Southeast Branch (1.7 mi), Austin Public Library - Pleasant Hill Branch (3.3 mi), Austin Public Library - Ruiz Branch (4.8 mi), Munday Library (4.9 mi)

Community features named in listings: Pool (21 listings), Playground (18 listings), Park (11 listings), Cluster Mailbox (10 listings), Sidewalks (9 listings), Curbs (9 listings), Picnic Area (8 listings), Street Lights (6 listings), BBQ Pit/Grill (6 listings), Common Grounds (6 listings), Dog Park (5 listings), Sport Court(s)/Facility (4 listings).

Named places from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), extract of September 28, 2026; straight-line miles from the middle of the homes sold, not driving distance. A place missing from OpenStreetMap is missing here.

What should someone know before moving to Springfield?

Before moving to Springfield: 98% of homes sold had a homeowners association; typical dues $39 a month (middle half $21–$59, converted from the billing period listed); the median combined property tax rate on homes sold was 2.2355% (2026 adopted rates, 42 parcels, before exemptions).

• HOA: 98% of homes sold had a homeowners association; typical dues $39 a month (middle half $21–$59, converted from the billing period listed).
• Property tax: The median combined property tax rate on homes sold was 2.2355% (2026 adopted rates, 42 parcels, before exemptions). It sums every taxing unit on the parcel, including a MUD or PID where one levies. Source: county appraisal district records.
• Flood zone (FEMA map): 0 of 43 homes sold sit inside a FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area (1% annual chance) and 0 in the 0.2% annual chance zone. Checked October 25, 2026 against the National Flood Hazard Layer by each home's map point; ask for an elevation certificate on any specific home.
• Flood plain (as listed): 1 of 42 listings answered yes or partial to the MLS flood-plain question.
• Schools named in listings: Elementary: Hillcrest (Del Valle ISD), 23 listings; Elementary: Palm (Austin ISD), 18 listings; Middle: Ojeda (Del Valle ISD), 23 listings; Middle: Paredes (Austin ISD), 17 listings; High: Del Valle (Del Valle ISD), 24 listings; High: Akins (Austin ISD), 18 listings. Attendance zones change; confirm with the school district.
• Supply: 11 homes for sale, about 0.2 months of supply (under 4 months usually favours sellers).

What is it like to live in Springfield?

By the records: Springfield has lots of about 0.14 acres; an HOA on most homes; community features such as pool, playground, park, cluster mailbox, sidewalks; the nearest grocery store 2.2 miles away (La Morelina); the nearest park 0.5 miles away (Salt Springs Neighborhood Park).

Answered only from the records on this page: sales, listings, maps and public records. ALEX does not describe who lives in a neighborhood.

Sources: ABOR MLS (Unlock MLS) closed and active listings; ALEX market statistics model; county appraisal district records (tax rates); FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer; OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Which listings count as Springfield follows the MLS subdivision name, the same rule ALEX uses for comparable sales. Aggregates only: Texas is a non-disclosure state. Updated October 25, 2026.

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