The City of Bee Cave, a suburb of Austin, Texas was initially established in 1987 and boasts some of Travis County’s finest landscapes and luxurious homes.  Now, with an estimated population of about 1,700 people in west Austin, the township spans over 2,400 acres of land providing its residents with picturesque hill country views.  In addition, families, young professionals, and seniors alike are all attracted to Bee Cave’s spacious lots, private community, excellent schools, and proximity to downtown Austin.

Bound to the north by Lake Austin, to the east by Loop 360, to the west by the Village of Bee Caves, and to the south by Barton Creek Blvd. and Lost Creek Blvd, Bee Cave real estate is in high demand and expensive.  Although homes start in the mid $200’s, the estimated median sales price for 2005 was $597,000 up from $470,000 in 2000.  In general, the homes are owner-occupied and constructed in various, modern architectural styles with an average of 9.1 rooms in a house or condominium and 4.3 in an apartment. 

Located so close to Rt. 71, Ben White Blvd., the City of Bee Cave is very near a great deal of commercial development.  The Hill Country Galleria and Shops at the Galleria are local hot spots for retail stores of all sorts.  There are also nearby medical hospitals, office buildings, and restaurants of all sorts.

Bee Cave is also the site of the renowned music venue The Backyard which books national acts throughout the year.  For recreational activities, residents can head five minutes away to the 360 bridge boat launch or 25 minutes away to Pace Bend Park and Mansfield Dam.

Parents and children in the area are primarily served by the nationally recognized Eanes Independent School District.  For some small areas, however, students are served by the Austin and Lake Travis Independent School Districts.

Nearby villages include West Lake Hills and Bee Cave.
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