Mueller is a vibrant, master-planned community located 3 miles northeast of downtown Austin. Transformed from the former Robert Mueller Municipal Airport, this 700-acre development seamlessly blends residential living with commercial spaces, parks, and cultural attractions. It’s a nationally renowned model for sustainable urban design and community-centric living.
History
Named after a 1920s Austin city councilman, the area served as the city’s airport until 1999. Redevelopment began in 2007, focusing on creating a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood. Today, Mueller stands as a testament to thoughtful urban planning, emphasizing sustainability, diversity, and community engagement.
Home Styles and Market Insights
Mueller offers a diverse range of housing options, including single-family homes, townhouses, condos, and apartments.Architectural styles blend modern design with traditional elements, catering to various preferences and budgets. As of recent data, homes in Mueller range from the mid-$600,000s to over $1.5 million, reflecting the neighborhood’s desirability and growth.
Amenities and Lifestyle
Parks & Recreation: Mueller boasts over 140 acres of green space, including Lake Park, with its scenic trails and open areas. The Southwest Greenway offers restored native prairies and art installations.
Dining & Shopping: Aldrich Street serves as the neighborhood’s commercial hub, featuring a variety of restaurants like Austin’s #1 restaurant of 2024 L’Oca d’Oro as well as Veracruz Fonda & Bar. The street is also lined with local shops, an Alamo Drafthouse movie theater and The Thinkery, a children’s museum.
Community Events: The Texas Farmer’s Market is a great way to get out of the house, try some local foods and meet neighbors! It happens every Sunday from 10am-2pm rain or shine.
Mueller Lake Park also features regular outdoor concerts with local musicians.
Andre Boudreaux 