312 Flintlock Dr, Leander | Property pack

$1,200,000List price
4Bedrooms
3 full, 1 halfBaths
3,491Sq ft

What stands out

Private solar-powered gate on a full acre in Reagans Overlook
Five-car garage capacity and a detached workshop
Exposed beams, soaring ceilings and a central fireplace
Private study near the entry, plus flex rooms
Secondary bedroom and full bath set apart from the primary suite
Covered patio, play areas and a pond with waterfall
Pre-inspected, with a transferable home warranty

The details

Built: 2016
Lot: 1.07 acres
Community: Reagans Overlook
HOA: $325 a year
Taxes: $22,619 for 2025
MLS: #4447401

Schools

Leander ISD. Assigned schools for this address, as shown on the listing.

Tarvin Elementary
Stiles Middle
Rouse High

How to verify an assigned school: enter the address in Leander ISD's School Zone Finder. ¹⁸ For Liberty Hill ISD, use its attendance zone map. ¹⁹
Zones change. Leander ISD's board can approve changes year to year, so check at the time of offer. ¹⁸

The market in ZIP 78641

Monthly figures for the whole ZIP, January 2025 through September 2026. These describe the area, not this home.

PriceLatest, September 2026: Median $462,595, average $543,961Median Average

Days on marketLatest, September 2026: 75 days

Closed salesLatest, September 2026: 105 in the monthDashed: preliminary

InventoryLatest, September 2026: 4.8 months

Based on information from Unlock MLS for the period January 2025 through September 2026. All information provided is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Unlock MLS and its affiliates provide the MLS and all content therein "AS IS" and without any warranty, express or implied.

Source: Austin Board of REALTORS Monthly Local Market Report - Zip Detail, published October 7, 2026. Report produced by Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University, with data from Austin Board of REALTORS.

ZIP 78641 figures follow the US Census ZIP Code Tabulation Area, which is not a city limit.
Each month is shown as first published. Closed sales for the most recent three months are preliminary, drawn dashed.
One month in one ZIP can swing on small sale counts, so read the line, not a single point.

About Leander

Growth

Leander had an estimated 91,132 residents on July 1, 2025. ¹
That is up 53.8% from the April 2020 estimates base of 59,235. ¹
The 2020 Census counted 59,202 people, and the 2010 Census counted 26,521. ¹
The city added 3,452 residents between July 2024 and July 2025, about 3.9%. ²
Leander sits in two counties: 78,611 estimated residents in Williamson County and 12,521 in Travis County. ²
Land area was 37.50 square miles in 2020, up from 22.85 in 2010. ¹
Northline is a planned downtown: a mixed-use project of about 116 acres and nearly $1 billion, still under construction as of January 2026. ³
A 25,000-square-foot Sprouts Farmers Market is planned near Northline, expected in 2027. ³

Jobs

The city's economic development office names technology, manufacturing and healthcare as target industries. ⁴
The city points to major tech employers in the wider area: Apple, Dell, Tesla and Samsung. ⁵
Leander ISD's 2025 financial report lists the largest employers in the district's area, which reaches beyond Leander city limits. Its top five: ⁶

Employer	Employees (2025)
Leander ISD	6,368
H.E. Butt Grocery	1,420
HL Chapman Pipeline Construction	750
Cedar Park Regional Medical Center	740
Firefly Aerospace	700

Commute

Average travel time to work is 29.2 minutes, from Census survey data for 2020 to 2024. ¹
The city puts Leander 25 miles north of Austin. ⁷ Its flyer says about 30 minutes to downtown Austin and to Austin-Bergstrom airport. ⁵ Those are the city's figures, and traffic changes them.
Main roads are U.S. 183 and the 183A toll road. ⁷
CapMetro's Red Line train runs six days a week, no Sunday service, from Leander to the Domain and into downtown near the Austin Convention Center. ⁸
MetroExpress 985 runs from the Leander Station Park and Ride, near U.S. 183 and Metro Drive, to downtown Austin and the UT campus. ⁸
Pickup Leander is an on-demand shared shuttle, weekdays 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., at $1.25 per ride. ⁸

Parks and trails

Horizon Lake Park: 65.7 acres with a stocked fishing lake, pier, kayak launch and paved trails. It opened May 18, 2024. ⁹
Benbrook Ranch Park: 46.5 acres with ball fields, a skate park, a disc golf course and hike and bike trails. ¹⁰
Devine Lake Park: 45.5 acres with a fishing lake and trails. Non-motorized boats are allowed. ¹¹
Robin Bledsoe Park: 16 acres with turf fields, a seasonal pool, a splash pad and an amphitheater. ¹²
Lakewood Park: a splash pad, dog park, fishing pier, skate park, trails and kayak rentals. ¹³

What is special

The town began as Bagdad, named in 1855, a mile west of today's Leander. When the railroad came through a mile east, businesses and residents moved to be near the station. Leander was founded in 1882 and named for railroad official and former Austin mayor Leander Brown. ¹⁶
The Wilson-Leonard archaeological site near Brushy Creek is where the remains known as "Leanne" were found, dated to about 9,000 B.C. A historical marker stands along U.S. 183. ¹⁷
Old Town Leander is a compact historic district with brightly painted train sculptures called the Trail of Trains. ¹⁷

Dining and entertainment

A sample of what is around, not a ranking.

Dining and drinks

Place	What it is	Status on 2026-10-30
Blue Corn Harvest	Texas comfort food with an open-air patio ^P1	Named in an undated state guide. Not confirmed open.
The Rabbit Hole	Craft cocktails and live music ^P1	Named in an undated state guide. Not confirmed open.
Leanderthal Lounge	Distillery tasting room, ages 21 and up, 11894 Hero Way West ^P2	Address from a December 2024 ad. Not confirmed open.

Coming to Northline, planned and not confirmed open:

Piada Italian Street Food: interior work scheduled to finish around Sept. 1, 2026. ^P3
Ike's Love & Sandwiches: build scheduled to finish in September 2026. ^P4
Aubergine Kitchen: first Texas location, targeted for August 2027. ^P5
Oak & Stone: planned in Northline Retail. ^P6

Entertainment

City-run events through the year include ArtFest along the Lakewood Park Sculpture Trail, the Bluegrass & Folk Festival, the Kite Festival at Devine Lake Park, and Liberty Fest, which the city calls its largest annual event. ^P7
Concerts in the Park is a three-date series held at different parks. ^P7
The Austin Steam Train Association runs vintage train trips from the Cedar Park depot, next door to Leander. ^P1

Dates change every year. Link to the city's events page instead of printing dates.

City facts reviewed October 30, 2026. Local picks reviewed October 30, 2026. Places open and close and event dates change every year, so check before you go.

About Ken

Twenty years in Austin. A builder at heart.

Ken Jackson has called the Austin area home for more than 20 years and has watched it grow, neighborhood by neighborhood. He knows the suburbs because he has lived in them: North Austin, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Georgetown and Leander. He can tell you how the commute really runs, which builder communities negotiate, where school boundaries fall, and how a street feels on a weeknight, not just how it looks in the listing photos.

Before real estate, Ken spent 20 years in technology as a software engineer, entrepreneur and product leader. He still builds. Ken keeps his approach simple: prepare well, communicate clearly, give honest advice, and tell clients when a house is a bad idea.

More about Ken at kensellsaustin.com

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