Clarksville New Construction Compared: The Belvedere, Westline, and The Clarksville

New construction in Clarksville arrives in ones and tens, never hundreds. The historic district is small and largely protected, so the handful of boutique buildings that do get built are among the most sought-after product in central Austin. Four are worth knowing, and they suit very different buyers.

The Belvedere: full-service luxury on the trail

At 300 Pressler, on the eastern edge of Clarksville, The Belvedere is the full-service option: concierge, secured garage parking, a fitness center, and direct access to the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail. It suits a buyer who wants amenities and a lock-and-leave lifestyle steps from the lake and the West Sixth scene.

Westline: space and privacy, lock-and-leave

Westline, at 1406 West 9th, is a small managed community of single-family and townhouse-style residences with private two-car garages, roughly 1,990 to 3,511 square feet. It suits a buyer who wants the space and privacy of a house without the upkeep, at the top of the market.

The Clarksville: character, and the most accessible entry

The Clarksville, at 1711 Enfield, is different again: ten character-driven, editorial homes in a reimagined mid-century building, sold entirely off-market from the high $300s. It is the most accessible way into new-ish Clarksville product, and one of the only ways to own in 78703 at that price. There are no public floor plans; you see it in person or not at all.

How to choose

• Want amenities and the trail? The Belvedere.
• Want house-like space, lock-and-leave? Westline.
• Want character at the most accessible price? The Clarksville.
• Want an oversized floor plan, resale? Look at The Colorfield on Baylor.

Availability, pricing, and timelines shift with each sales cycle, and the best of it is often off-market. A Clarksville specialist who tracks every building is the fastest way to see the right one before it is gone. Start with the full condo buildings guide.