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Hutto Neighborhoods and Residential Developments

The following is a comprehensive working list of subdivisions, neighborhoods and identifiable residential developments within Hutto city limits, the Hutto ETJ and nearby areas commonly marketed with a Hutto address. 

The distinction matters: “Hutto, TX 78634,” “inside Hutto city limits” and “inside Hutto ISD” are not the same geographic area. Some communities use a Hutto mailing address but receive services from Williamson County, another utility district or a different jurisdiction.

The City publishes official subdivision, boundary and residential-lot maps, but its subdivision map does not yet show every recently approved or developing community. City of Hutto downloadable maps

Research date: August 22, 2026

 

Master Alphabetical List

  1. Bell Meadows

  2. Brooklands

  3. Brushy Creek Estates

  4. Brushy Creek Meadows

  5. Carmel Creek

  6. Carol Meadows

  7. Clarks Crossing

  8. Cotton Brook

  9. Cottonwood Creek

  10. Cottonwood Farms

  11. Country Estates

  12. Country Estates II

  13. Creek Bend

  14. Creekside Estates

  15. Cross Creek

  16. Durango Farms

  17. Emory Crossing

  18. Emory Crossing Condominiums

  19. Emory Farms

  20. Enclave at Brushy Creek

  21. Estates of Enclave at Brushy Creek

  22. Flora

  23. Glenwood

  24. Gola

  25. Heritage Mill

  26. Highlands

  27. Highlands North

  28. Hutto Crossing

  29. Hutto Highlands

  30. Hutto Square

  31. Hutto Town Square

  32. Huttoparke

  33. Lakeside Estates

  34. Legends of Hutto

  35. Mager Meadows

  36. Meadows of Creek Bend

  37. Mustang Creek

  38. Old Town Hutto

  39. Park at Brushy Creek

  40. Prairie Winds

  41. Riverwalk

  42. Rolling Glen

  43. Southgate

  44. Star Ranch

  45. Sturm Parke

  46. The Cottonwood

  47. Townwest Commons

  48. Villas at Star Ranch

  49. Wilco Ranch

 

Some sources use slightly different versions of the same name, including “Rolling Glenn” instead of Rolling Glen, “Hutto Parke” instead of Huttoparke, and “Legends Hutto” instead of Legends of Hutto. Those should be treated as aliases, not separate neighborhoods.

Hutto ISD’s Fall 2025 demographic report counted 17 active subdivisions and 21 potential future subdivisions across the entire school district, totaling approximately 14,850 potential future single-family lots. That district-wide total includes areas outside Hutto city limits, so it should not be presented as a count of City of Hutto neighborhoods.

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