Built in the 1970s and 1980s, Golden Oaks is one of the few Georgetown neighborhoods where you can find a 1970s style home that has been untouched. Though you’re starting to see extensive remodels, you’ll see more in original condition, making them perfect for someone who likes that style or who wants to make a house their own. Homes sit on large, 2.5-3 acre lots, so you have plenty of space between you and your neighbor without sacrificing that neighborhood feel. Lots are full of mature trees, so you’ll get plenty of shade and character. The neighborhood is small, only one loop with two entrances, so homes don’t come on the market too often, and you also don’t get a lot of traffic outside your neighbors and visitors. Though it’s located right off 35, the trees do block a lot of the noise and you still feel like you’re in a park like setting without sacrificing time to get around town. If you’re looking for an established neighborhood conveniently located in Georgetown, not too far out, Golden Oaks is a great place to start your search. This guide will cover everything you need to know about living in Golden Oaks—from picturesque homes to lifestyle perks like neighborhood amenities, dining options, and recreation spots. By the end of this read, you’ll know why homebuyers are choosing Golden Oaks and how it could be your perfect place to call home. Scroll Down to Read Our Golden Oaks Neighborhood Guide.
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Golden Oaks Neighborhood Map
Golden Oaks is located off Lakeway Drive in north Georgetown. To get to Golden Oaks, take 35 to Lakeway Drive and head west. Make a left on Airport Road. Make a right on Shady Hollow Drive. Golden Oaks is shaded on the interactive map below. Explore other Georgetown neighborhoods in our Georgetown Neighborhood Guide. Scroll down to continue reading our Golden Oaks neighborhood guide.
What Does Golden Oaks Look Like?
Golden Oaks emanates rustic charm while offering everything from an original 1970s ranch style home to modern luxury. Think tree-lined streets brimming with character and wide streets with no sidewalks that give the neighborhood a country feel. At first glance, you’ll immediately notice the harmonious mix of peaceful suburbia alongside open spaces.
During spring and summer months, the neighborhood comes alive with blooming flowers and outdoor events that bring the community together. Golden Oaks is also pedestrian-friendly despite not having sidewalks because of the little traffic that travels through the neighborhood.
What Do the Homes Look Like?
The homes in Golden Oaks are mostly one stories, with some two stories mixed in. Featuring a blend of architectural styles, from traditional Texas Hill Country houses to timeless Mediterranean-inspired designs, the neighborhood’s aesthetic is refreshingly diverse while maintaining a cohesive vibe.
- Both Modern and Original Interiors: Some homes boast open floor plans, high ceilings, abundant natural light, and state-of-the-art kitchens while others are in more original 1970s and 1980s condition, perfect for a stunning remodel with character.
- Spacious Outdoor Areas: Many properties feature large backyards, patios, and even outdoor kitchens, making them ideal for entertaining or unwinding in the privacy of your own space.
- Sizes and Price Range: Homes here range from cozy three-bedroom starter houses to expansive five-bedroom estates, with prices that appeal to a variety of budgets.

Why Do Homebuyers Choose Golden Oaks?
Here are the top reasons why homebuyers flock to Golden Oaks year after year:
- Proximity to top-rated schools like Benold Middle School.
- A harmonious mix of quiet suburban life with access to urban conveniences.
- Variety in home design and affordability.
- Access to nature alongside modern amenities—bring the best of both worlds!
How’s the Commute to and From Golden Oaks?
Commuting to and from Golden Oaks is surprisingly hassle-free, whether you work in Georgetown or nearby Austin.
- To Georgetown Center – Just a 10-minute drive.
- To Austin – Reach downtown Austin in under 35 minutes via I-35, 45-55 minutes during peak hours.
- Public Transport – While Golden Oaks is primarily car-friendly, several public transport options make it an accessible choice for everyone. You will need a car in Golden Oaks, however.
Best Coffee Shops to Work From
Coffee enthusiasts rejoice—Golden Oaks is dotted with cozy coffee spots perfect for a productive work session or a quiet coffee date.
- Lamppost Coffee – Known for its artisan espresso and indoor and shaded outdoor seating.
- 309 Coffee – Friend-owned and boasting Wi-Fi strong enough for remote workdays.
Golden Oaks Schools
Kids who live in Georgetown’s Golden Oaks neighborhood are served by the Georgetown ISD and will likely attend the following schools:
- Frost Elementary - 3/10
- Benold Middle - 7/10
- Georgetown High - 6/10
School ratings reflect Great Schools ratings as of January 2025. Ratings are subject to change at any time. Please verify ratings and boundaries with the school district.
Golden Oaks Property Tax Rate
The property tax rate for Georgetown’s Golden Oaks neighborhood is 1.5182% as of the 2023 tax year, down from 1.683% as of the 2022 tax year. The property tax rate was 1.7718% as of the 2021 tax year.
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Best Coffee Shops to Work From
Coffee enthusiasts rejoice—Golden Oaks is dotted with cozy coffee spots perfect for a productive work session or a quiet coffee date.
- Lamppost Coffee – Known for its artisan espresso and indoor and shaded outdoor seating.
- 309 Coffee – Friend-owned and boasting Wi-Fi strong enough for remote workdays.
Favorite Restaurants and Bars
Food lovers will feel right at home with an array of dining options nearby. From casual eateries to fine dining, there’s something for every palate.
- Blue Corn Harvest Bar & Grill – Known for its scratch-made Tex-Mex cuisine.
- Wildfire – A fine dining spot with an extensive wine list and bold flavors.
- Roots – A lively bar offering craft beer, live music, and scratch made food.
- The Kebab Shop – Great for a quick casual bite when you don’t feel like cooking.
Where Do You Stay Active?
Fitness enthusiasts have no shortage of options.
- Planet Fitness – Fully equipped with modern workout machines and personal training options.
- Outdoor Spaces –Scenic trails and parks make jogging, cycling, and yoga in the park effortless and enjoyable. Check out San Gabriel Park, Blue Hole Park and Rivery Park.
Bonus tip for dog owners—there’s even a nearby dog park you’ll love! The Bark Park is located off Holly St and N College St.
Fun Things to Do Near Golden Oaks
Boredom is never an issue in Golden Oaks. Here are some of the local’s favorite weekend activities:
- Visit the Georgetown Square – Explore charming shops, eat great food, and attend local events.
- Hike or Bike – Head to the nearby Lake Georgetown trails for a dose of adventure.
- Enjoy Local Events – From farmer’s markets to music festivals, Georgetown’s calendar is packed with fun activities.
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Georgetown Realtor Specializing in Golden Oaks Homes

Rebecca Jacks and Raymond Stoklosa are Georgetown Realtors specializing in Golden Oaks homes. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell a home in Golden Oaks, Rebecca and Raymond know the area well and have the experience and tools necessary to make your next real estate transaction stress free. For more info about who we are and how we work, check out Buying a Home in Golden Oaks and Selling a Home in Golden Oaks.
