Located in the heart of central Texas, Georgetown offers the unique combination of "small town charm" with easy access to the arts and entertainment of Austin, 26 miles south. Situated on I-35 corridor north of Austin, Georgetown is experiencing dynamic growth but city leaders are the community are committed to maintaining the "small town charm." The popular Texas Hill Country is just west of Georgetown offering relaxing "get aways".

These are just a few of the reasons to buy a Georgetown Texas home . When you visit Georgetown, you will find yourself in a distinctive town whose energy comes from its rich history and graceful character. You will see this in the friendliness of its people and its abundance of natural beauty.

The pleasant climate, scenic beauty, and high quality of life have made Georgetown one of the most popular retirement areas in the southwest. The popular Sun City Texas by Del Webb is located just outside Georgetown, and there are smaller age-restricted communities within Georgetown. Georgetown Texas real estate is popular, as Georgetown offers similar amenities (to Austin) for a lower price.

Since 2000, Georgetown has had a population growth of 29.16 percent. Austin's industrial market is seeing the expansion of existing companies as well as firms entering the market for the first time. High-tech firms continue to move in, start up or expand due to the availability of human capital. There are so many different areas and types of Georgetown homes for sale and each has its own characteristics. There is something for everyone´s taste, style and price range.

Georgetown is on the San Gabriel River, just thirty miles north of Austin. Georgetown was established in 1848 as a trading center for the agricultural area surrounding the town. The community was named after George Washington Glasscock, landowner. Much of the town has been preserved through participation in the Main Street Project. The Victorian architecture seen in the downtown area has been restored to its period beauty.

Georgetown has one of Texas' "Best Historic Town Squares," where the Williamson County Courthouse serves as the centerpiece to the finest collection of late Victorian commercial architecture in the state. Georgetown has worked diligently as a Texas Main Street City since 1982 to restore, rehabilitate and revitalize its charming downtown square.

Georgetown is home to Southwestern University, a highly-selective, four-year, undergraduate institution offering a traditional liberal arts and sciences curriculum. Southwestern serves 1300 students but enriches the whole community with its high-quality lectures and fine arts programs.

Located in the Greater Austin area, Georgetown's local economy consists of manufacturing, tourism, mining, and agriculture.

Williamson County is blessed with a mild climate offering more than 300 sunny days each year, affordable housing, a low cost of living, clean air, and beautiful scenic vistas.

The eastern part of the County is level black land soil and the western part rolling limestone hills. With an elevation of 755 feet, the area averages 35 inches of rain per year.

Population - 28,339 (2000 census)
Land area - 23 square miles
Time zone - Central Std

There are many things to do and see around Georgetown. There is something for everyone, from visiting a museum or park to attending a local festival to taking a hike along the river. Below are some highlights of local attractions and landmarks.

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