Quick Facts
About Caballo Ranch
Caballo Ranch is a newer master-planned community in northeastern Leander, developed on land that captures the rolling agricultural character of Williamson County before the city built up around it. The name nods to the horse ranch heritage of the area. Homes are primarily two-story single-family built by a mix of mid-range and move-up production builders, with floor plans ranging from 2,000 to 3,800 square feet. The community pool, splash pad, and playground are finished amenities that give Caballo Ranch a family-oriented identity. Portions of Caballo Ranch fall outside MUD boundaries, making certain sections more tax-efficient than comparable new Leander developments. Easy access to Toll 183A positions residents well for commutes to the Domain, downtown Austin, or Cedar Park's employment corridor. Active development continues in the community's later phases.
Schools Serving Caballo Ranch
Caballo Ranch is zoned to Leander ISD. The following campuses serve this community:
Caballo Ranch Amenities
- ✓Community pool and splash pad
- ✓Playground
- ✓Hike and bike trails
- ✓Open green spaces
- ✓Gated entry sections
Nearby Parks
- ✓Devine Lake Regional Park
- ✓Cedar Ridge Park
Home Prices & Builders
Prices reflect the current Leander market as of 2026 and fluctuate with interest rates, inventory, and builder incentives. Contact Joe for the current new construction price sheet or to pull resale comparables for any specific address.
Commute Times from Caballo Ranch
Commute times are estimates based on typical non-peak conditions. Peak morning commute (7:30–9:00 AM) can add 10–20 minutes. 183A toll charges apply; budget approximately $5–$8/day for a round-trip commute depending on entry/exit points.
Property Tax in Caballo Ranch
Caballo Ranch does not carry a MUD district, resulting in one of the more favorable tax rates in the Leander market. On a $435K home after the $100,000 homestead exemption, expect approximately $8K–9K per year in property taxes.
Caballo Ranch — Frequently Asked Questions
QIs Caballo Ranch in a MUD district?
Most of Caballo Ranch falls outside MUD district boundaries, resulting in a combined tax rate of approximately 2.35% — meaningfully lower than many comparable new Leander communities with MUD districts.
QWhat schools serve Caballo Ranch?
Caballo Ranch is zoned to Leander ISD — North Leander Elementary, Danielson Middle School, and Glenn High School.
QWhat builders are in Caballo Ranch?
Lennar, Pacesetter Homes, and First Texas Homes are among the primary builders in Caballo Ranch, offering a range of floor plans for families at various price points.
QHow far is Caballo Ranch from the Domain?
Caballo Ranch residents can reach the Domain (Apple Campus, shopping, restaurants) in approximately 28–35 minutes via 183A — a manageable daily commute for most professionals.
QIs Caballo Ranch still developing?
Yes. As of 2026, Caballo Ranch continues to add later phases with both new construction and resale inventory available. The community is expected to complete build-out within the next several years.