FEATURED NEIGHBORHOOD: Check out Hutto Square

418 Wimberley St. 4 bedroom / 3 bath 2,640 square feet $320,000 Wendy Papasan Keller Williams Realty 512-330-1004 *Information current as of 10/18/19

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By Taylor Jackson Buchanan | 4:01 PM Nov 4, 2019 CST | Updated 4:01 PM Nov 4, 2019 CST

Image description — 108 Lidell St. 3 bedroom / 3 bath 1,774 square feet $214,500 Jennifer Felix Keller Williams Realty 775-224-6448 *Information current as of 10/18/19

The community, also known as Hutto Town Square, is located near Limmer Loop. Single-story and two-story homes in the neighborhood feature three- and four-bedroom floor plans, many of which include covered patios and fenced backyards.

Build-out year: 2015

Builders include: D.R. Horton and Ryland Homes

Square footage: 1,300-3,000

Home values: $212,000-$320,000

HOA dues (estimated): $35, monthly

Amenities: community pool and playscape

Schools: Cottonwood Creek Elementary School or Hutto Elementary School, Hutto Middle School, Hutto High School

Property taxes (in dollars):

City of Hutto 0.51517

Williamson County ESD No. 3 0.09637

Williamson County 0.41903

Williamson County FM/RD 0.04000

Hutto ISD 1.60000

Upper Brushy Creek WCID 0.02000

EWC Higher Education Center 0.04534

Total (per $100 valuation): 2.73591

By Taylor Jackson Buchanan

Taylor Buchanan joined Community Impact Newspaper in 2018 after completing a master of journalism degree from the University of Texas. She worked as the senior reporter for Community Impact's Southwest Austin edition and is now the editor for the company's flagship Round Rock/Pflugerville/Hutto edition.

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