
$419,900
Liberty Hill

107 homes and apartments for sale in Liberty Hill, United States.
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24 properties shown

$419,900
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$629,900
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$515,000
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$545,910
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$575,000
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$368,000
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$350,000
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$563,000
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$370,000
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$649,900
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$574,900
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$514,990
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$609,990
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$599,900
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$616,990
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$565,000
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$549,000
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$646,601
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$645,079
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$638,448
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$649,900
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$775,000
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$495,000
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$1,199,900
Liberty Hill
Buyer's guide: Liberty Hill
Liberty Hill real estate is fast-growing suburban housing in Williamson County, north-west of Austin. Our 107 listings have a median asking price of €488,030, and 102 of them are houses.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 107 |
| Median asking price | €488,030 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €426,426 to €580,994 |
| Median price per m² | €2,071 |
| Median size | 241 m² |
There are 102 houses and 5 plots of land. Four-bed homes dominate (65), with 21 five-plus and 16 three-bed. At a median 241 m², these are large houses, many in recent subdivisions with community amenities.
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The town grew from a small Hill Country settlement into a commuter suburb, and new housing keeps coming. Close neighbours in our data are Leander, Georgetown and Round Rock, with Austin about 40 minutes away depending on traffic. San Antonio and Dallas are separate Texas markets, hours away.
Hill Country soil can be clay-heavy and shrink in drought, which cracks foundations, so a structural engineer's report on any home more than a few years old is money well spent. New streets often sit beside active construction, and traffic on the main highways has risen with growth. Ask which school district a property belongs to, because boundaries have shifted as new campuses open, and confirm internet and water providers for the specific address.
Texas charges no state income tax, but the annual property tax bill can reach roughly 2% of assessed value, and many new subdivisions add a municipal utility district or public improvement district levy on top. Always read the tax bill, not just the asking price. Non-residents can buy freely; some lenders ask for larger deposits. Selling as a foreigner brings 15% FIRPTA withholding, lower for qualifying residences.
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Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, often around 2% of assessed value; check each property's tax bill.
Around 40 minutes in light traffic.
Many are. Ask about builder warranty and any district assessments.
Yes, with no general restrictions.