Nestled just moments away from downtown and the University of Texas campus, the picturesque Hyde Park neighborhood beckons with its historic charm and attractions. This primarily residential area is adorned with charming bungalows and cottages nestled along tree-lined streets, and is also home to two historic districts showcasing a diverse range of architectural styles, from late 1800s Victorian homes to modern farmhouses. Beyond its architectural splendor, Hyde Park emanates a warm and inviting atmosphere, dotted with classic Austin establishments and a collection of enticing shops and restaurants. Discover a wealth of excellent dining options, such as the American-style dishes at Hyde Park Bar and Grill, the delightful freshly baked pastries at Quack’s 43rd Street Bakery, and many other neighborhood favorites. A new commercial center has quickly become a neighborhood hub including First Light Books, Allday Pizza, Terrible Love Coffee, and more. Additionally, Hyde Park is a treasure trove of unique and rare finds, including The Elisabet Ney Museum, Shipe Park and pool, and Avenue B Grocery & Market.