909 Mountaineer Lane Austin | Corner Townhome, Crestview Station
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909 Mountaineer Lane Austin | Corner Townhome, Crestview Station

909 Mountaineer Lane Austin: A Corner Townhome in Crestview Station Built for People Who Actually Use Their City

909 Mountaineer Lane Austin sits on a corner lot in Crestview Station, one of the most connected neighborhoods in North Austin. It is a 3-bed, 2.5-bath townhome with 1,408 square feet, a 2-car tandem garage, and only one shared wall. The location is the headline here. You can walk to coffee, groceries, a bar, and the metro rail without touching your car. That is not something you find at this price point very often.

What Makes 909 Mountaineer Lane Austin Stand Out

Crestview Station sits at MoPac and Anderson Lane, which puts you minutes from everything central Austin has going on. Barrett’s Coffee, 99 Ranch Market and the Crescent Asian Shopping Center, and The Long Play Lounge are all within walking distance. The metro rail stop in the neighborhood connects you to Q2 Stadium, E 5th Street, and MLK Station, and bus lines run directly to UT campus and downtown.

The community itself adds to it. There is a dog park, bocce ball court, community grills, a pond, and walking trails. For buyers who want an active, social neighborhood without moving to the suburbs, Crestview Station delivers.

How the Home Lives

The corner position is a bigger deal than it sounds. Most of the natural light that townhomes in this neighborhood lack, this one has. The windows wrap two sides of the home and the main living area downstairs is genuinely bright. You have a dedicated living room, a separate dining area, and a kitchen that opens to a covered back patio and a fenced backyard. The flow is good. Nothing feels cramped.

The kitchen has granite countertops, high ceilings, recessed lighting, a pantry, and a breakfast area that looks out to the yard. All appliances convey, including the refrigerator. The 2-car tandem garage faces front, the laundry is stacked upstairs near the bedrooms where it should be, and there is a half bath downstairs for guests. Upstairs, the flex space at the top of the stairs is a landing large enough for a second living area, a desk setup, or a workout corner. It is one of the more useful features in this floor plan.

Primary Suite and Bedrooms

All three bedrooms are on the second floor. The primary suite has its own en-suite bathroom with double vanities, a walk-in shower, and a walk-in closet. It is a clean, well-proportioned space. The other two bedrooms share the second full bath in the hall, and both are solid-sized rooms.

Outdoor Living

The backyard is fully fenced with wood privacy fencing, a covered patio, an automatic sprinkler system, and a level, landscaped yard. For a townhome in this ZIP code, it is a real outdoor space. The corner lot also means you are not looking directly into a neighbor’s back door, which matters more than people expect until they live somewhere that gets it wrong.

Beyond your own yard, the community pond, trails, and green spaces give you room to stretch without leaving the neighborhood.

What Else You Should Know

This home is not in a flood plain, which keeps insurance costs where they should be. Double-pane windows with screens and blinds are throughout. Energy Star qualified appliances are already in place. Fiber optic internet is available and the home is pre-wired for high-speed connectivity. The roof is composition, the foundation is slab, and construction is HardiPlank and masonry.

The HOA covers common area maintenance, grounds, and community amenities. Austin ISD serves this home, with Brentwood Elementary rated 9/10, Lamar Middle at 8/10, and McCallum High School at 8/10. That is a strong feeder pattern for buyers with school-age kids, and a real asset for anyone thinking about resale.

Location and Lifestyle

Getting around from Crestview Station is genuinely easy. MoPac is right there for driving, and the metro rail handles everything else. The bus routes connect directly to UT and downtown. Q2 Stadium, East Austin, and South Congress are all within a short ride. This is the kind of neighborhood where you stop thinking about traffic because you have already stopped needing to sit in it.

78757 has held its value well, and the demand in Crestview Station reflects that. Buyers who find a corner unit here at this price tend not to wait long.

Property Details

  • Beds: 3
  • Baths: 2.5 (2 full + 1 half)
  • Sq Ft: 1,408
  • Lot: 0.05 AC / 2,269 SF
  • Year Built: 2014
  • Subdivision: Crestview Station
  • HOA: $199/month (common area maintenance, grounds, amenities)
  • Taxes: $7,351/year (2025)
  • School District: Austin ISD — Brentwood Elementary, Lamar Middle, McCallum High
  • Garage: 2-car tandem, front-facing
  • MLS #: 5880686

Frequently Asked Questions About 909 Mountaineer Lane Austin

What is the asking price for 909 Mountaineer Lane?
Pricing can change over time. Reach out to Lisa Muñoz at The Muñoz Group for current details and a full picture of what the market is doing in Crestview Station right now.

What subdivision is 909 Mountaineer Lane in?
The home is in Crestview Station, a master-planned community in North Austin at 78757. The neighborhood has its own dog park, bocce ball court, community grills, pond, and walking trails.

Where is the primary suite located?
The primary bedroom and en-suite bathroom are upstairs on the second floor. The suite includes double vanities, a walk-in shower, and a walk-in closet.

What makes this townhome different from others in the area?
A few things stand out: the corner lot position gives this unit significantly more natural light and only one shared wall. The flex space at the top of the stairs adds usable square footage that most similarly-sized townhomes do not have. And the walkability factor here is genuinely exceptional, with metro rail access right in the neighborhood.

Is the backyard usable?
Yes. It is a fully fenced, level yard with a covered back patio, automatic sprinkler system, and privacy fencing. For a townhome at this price point in Austin, it is a solid outdoor space.

What is included in the HOA fee?
The HOA covers common area maintenance, grounds upkeep, and the community amenities including the dog park, bocce ball court, community grills, pond, and trails. The HOA is managed by Crestview Station association.

Why Buyers Should Take a Look

Corner unit, no flood plain, strong schools, metro rail access, and under $500k in a ZIP code that has earned its demand. That combination does not come around often in Austin. The flex space and the backyard are bonuses on top of an already compelling location story.

If you want to walk through 909 Mountaineer Lane or get a read on what is moving in Crestview Station right now, reach out. We would love to show it to you.

Lisa Muñoz | Group Principal, REALTOR® | The Muñoz Group at Compass Austin

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