Explore the Neighborhood
The Clarksville map
Where everything is, and why the neighborhood works. Boundaries, historic landmarks, the West Lynn corridor, parks, schools, and every condo building, on one page.
This site defines Clarksville as the National Register historic district and the blocks around it, bounded roughly by MoPac (Loop 1) on the west, West Lynn Street on the east, and the West 10th to Waterston blocks north and south, within the broader Old West Austin area framed by Enfield Road, North Lamar, Lady Bird Lake, and MoPac.
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The story on the ground
Historic landmarks
Charles Clark's House1618 West 10th StreetWhere Clarksville began in 1871.Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church1725 West 11th StreetThe community's cornerstone since 1871.The Hezikiah Haskell House1703 Waterston AvenueA City of Austin historic landmark.Mary Baylor Clarksville ParkWest 10th StreetOn the site of the historic Clarksville School.Wally Workman GalleryWest Sixth StreetContemporary art in a historic Clarksville home.
The West Lynn corridor
Dining, coffee, and shops
Jeffrey's1204 West Lynn StreetThe neighborhood's special-occasion steakhouse, part of McGuire Moorman Lambert Hospitality and a fixture of the West Lynn corridor for decades.Josephine House1601 Waterston AvenueJeffrey's sister restaurant in a blue cottage, with a porch and a menu that runs from morning coffee to evening wine.Cipollina1213 West Lynn StreetA casual West Lynn standby for wood-oven pizza, pasta, salads, and a glass of wine, equally good for lunch or a weeknight table.Clark's Oyster BarWest Sixth StreetA polished raw bar that opened in 2012 and helped define the modern West Sixth scene, a short walk from Clarksville proper.Cafe MediciCoffeeA local roaster and morning gathering spot on the corridor, the kind of walkable coffee that defines daily life here.Fresh Plus GroceryNeighborhood grocerThe small, walkable grocery that lets Clarksville function as a true neighborhood rather than a commuter pocket.Wally Workman GalleryArt galleryA long-running contemporary art gallery housed in a historic Clarksville home, part of the neighborhood's creative character.Fresh Plus GroceryWest Lynn StreetThe walkable neighborhood grocer.
Green space
Parks and trails
Austin ISD feeder
Schools
Where to own
Condo buildings
The Clarksville Condominiums1711 Enfield RoadA character-driven collection of just ten boutique condominiums at the Clarksville and Old Enfield edge, a reimagined mid-century building for artists, romantics, and creatives.The Belvedere300 Pressler Street (West Third and Pressler)A boutique luxury condominium at the eastern edge of Clarksville, steps from the Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail and the West Sixth scene.Westline1406 West 9th StreetSixteen lock-and-leave residences in a managed condominium association, anchored around two restored homes and a historic church.The ColorfieldClarksvilleA small collection of ten oversized residences from Cumby Group, with three- and four-bedroom floor plans.de SalignyOne block from Lamar and 12thAn architecturally significant condominium of roughly twenty residences designed by Howard Barnstone, a block from Lamar and 12th on the eastern side of the neighborhood.Escorial and Woodlawn PlaceClarksvilleEstablished condominium communities that serve as entry points into Clarksville ownership, often at the more accessible end of the neighborhood's price range.
About the map
Clarksville location and boundaries
- Where is Clarksville in Austin?
- Clarksville sits just west of downtown Austin, within ZIP 78703. This site defines it as the National Register historic district and the blocks around it, bounded roughly by MoPac (Loop 1) on the west, West Lynn Street on the east, and the West 10th to Waterston blocks north and south, within the broader Old West Austin area.
- What are the boundaries of Clarksville, Austin?
- Clarksville's core is a roughly ten-block area bounded by MoPac to the west and West Lynn Street to the east, with north and south edges around Waterston, West 12th, and West 10th. A broader, commonly used definition runs from Enfield Road to Lady Bird Lake and North Lamar to MoPac.
- What is there to do in Clarksville?
- Clarksville offers the West Lynn dining corridor (Jeffrey's, Josephine House, Cipollina, Clark's Oyster Bar), Pease Park and the Lady Bird Lake trail, the Wally Workman art gallery, and historic landmarks like Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church and the Haskell House, all within a walkable ten-block area.
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A map only says so much. Reach out to Luke for a walk through Clarksville, the blocks, the buildings, and the life between them.
Luke Allen
Licensed Texas REALTOR, TREC #788149
Austin Marketing + Development Group