BrysonHomes & Neighborhood Guide

Bryson is in north Leander, just east of 183A. The entrance is off 183A at Bryson Ridge Trail, and 183A connects you to Cedar Park and Austin.

Bryson is a 530-acre community by Johnson Development, with Hill Country views.

Bryson is close to sold out. In 2023 the developer said fewer than 100 homes were left, so most homes for sale now are resales. Call or text me and I'll send you what's available today.

$270 a quarter, which works out to $90 a month.

The total tax rate was 2.7214% in 2025. For example, that rate on a $500,000 home is about $13,600 a year before exemptions. I'll pull the exact rate for any home you're looking at.

Bryson is in Leander ISD (TEA 2026 rating: B, 87). Kids go to North Elementary, which is inside the community, then Wiley Middle School and Glenn High School. Always check the exact address with the district.

The Backyard is the community hub, with an event lawn, the Lagoon resort-style pool, a splash pad, a playground, the Galley Bar, fire pits and hammocks at Fireside, and a picnic pavilion with free Wi-Fi. There's also a catch-and-release fishing pond, walking and biking trails and an off-leash dog park.

Yes. Dogwood Park has an off-leash dog park with separate runs for large and small dogs, plus a playground and event pavilion.

Yes. The catch-and-release pond is stocked with bass, perch and sunfish.

Bryson has a Director of Fun who plans Cinema Under the Stars movie nights, glampouts and festivals.

Yes. Bryson has been named Austin's Master-Planned Community of the Year five times.

Yes. The builder's sales team works for the builder. I work for you. Call or text me before your first visit to a model home or builder website, because most builders won't let you add a realtor once you've registered on your own. In most cases, bringing me with you doesn't cost you more.