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Jollyville, TX Real Estate
Homes in Jollyville range from those built in the early part of the last century to homes built today. However most homes in Jollyville were built in the 1980s and 1990s, with a median home price of a little over $170,000. These neighborhoods have that homey feel with mature shady trees gracing meandering streets where well kept homes spread out behind green lawns. These communities ring with the sounds of day to day life including the buzz of a lawn mower and the tinkle of children's laughter. You'll find a good selection of architectural styles in these suburban neighborhoods including ranch, colonial and classic. If a well lived in and loved home in a quiet community is your aim then Jollyville may have the home for you. Jollyville's children attend school in the Round Rock ISD. An exceptional school district with 40 campuses, Round Rock ISD boasts top notch schools focused not only on academics but provides it's students with a well rounded school experience featuring athletics and extra curricular activities that keep the children of Round Rock ISD healthy and happy both physically and mentally. The faculty and parents are all actively involved in the success of each and every student in Round Rock ISD and the students thrive as evidenced by the outstanding test scores as well as school ratings. Round Rock ISD boasts that 37 of its 40 campuses have achieved gold performance acknowledgement; that's quite an accomplishment. Jollyville today is a quiet but bustling suburb of Austin where you'll find shady streets, friendly parks and businesses geared towards the wants and needs of their local customers. Jollyville provides a haven of tranquility surrounded by the glitz and glamour of Austin.
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Jollyville was settled in 1841 by Henry Rhodes after he obtained a land grant from the state of Texas for 1000 acres. The town however was named after a later resident, John Grey Jolly, the local black smith, who donated land for a school and cemetery where he and his wife Nancy were later buried. Throughout the years Jollyville remained a small town until Austin started to grow. Jollyville's close proximity to Austin enabled the town to expand into an Austin suburb community and the growth has remained steady since then, today over 32,000 residents call Jollyville home.
