It's peaceful in Northwest Hills, serene, yet bustling with activity. Busy main streets carry heavier traffic to and fro, while quiet neighborhoods lay sleepily on the sides. Shops and restaurants galore tactfully intersperse blocks of homes, offices and apartments. Located between Spicewood Springs Road, Mesa Drive and Far West Boulevard, Northwest Hills is a gem of a neighborhood just outside of central Austin. Austin corporate apartment residents have easy access to Mopac, U.S. 183 and Loop 360, as well as a variety of other local options. The Arboretum is just a stone's throw away. Some of Austin's favorite restaurants are right in the area. If it's a pizza night, call Mangia for their famous Chicago-style pizza. If it's a fast-food night, head right over to Wally's for some burgers and fries. If it's a night out on the town, dress to impress and visit the well-known fine dining favorite Mirabelle. Great schools and excellent location make Northwest hills a neighborhood of choice for many Austin corporate apartment residents. Children in the neighborhood attend Doss and Hill Elementary School, Murchison Middle School and Anderson High School. Utilities are provided by the city. The University of Texas operates a bus shuttle to Far West Boulevard to serve the student population living in apartment complexes along Far West Boulevard, Hart Land and Wood Hollow Drive. The Austin Parks and Recreation Department oversees more than 16,682 acres of land containing 206 parks, 12 preserves, and 26 greenbelts.
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