Apartments Near Silicon Hills


North Austin Living, Right Where It All Comes Together

There's a reason more people are looking for apartments near Silicon Hills on the north side of Austin. The area has grown into one of the city's most consistently well-connected pockets, shaped by strong road access, major employment hubs, and the kind of everyday convenience that keeps demand steady. And when you call The Anderson home, you're positioned near where W Anderson Lane meets MoPac and 183, with the entire tech corridor, Austin's best spots, and local favorites all within easy reach. It's a setup that keeps your day moving without much effort, with the rest of North Austin just minutes away.

Easy Access to Silicon Hills and Everywhere Else

Living at The Anderson puts you in a genuinely convenient part of North Austin, where you can easily jump on major highways to head north into Silicon Hills or south toward downtown without much hassle. That northern stretch is where a lot of major employers sit, including Apple, IBM, Cisco, and Samsung, all a direct drive from here. The Domain is in the same direction, about 15 minutes up the road. And on days you'd rather skip the drive entirely, Crestview Station is nearby and connects you to the Capital MetroRail. Our location keeps different parts of the city within easy reach without making any of the routes complicated.

Everyday Conveniences and Local Favorites Nearby 

This part of North Austin is home to some of the city's most familiar local spots along Burnet Road and Anderson Lane, giving you a steady mix of places to eat, unwind, and spend time close to home. You'll find everything from dive bars and dog-friendly patios to local restaurants, green trails, and nearby entertainment, giving the area enough variety to cover slow mornings, quick errands, and last-minute plans effortlessly. 

DINING AND DRINKS

  • Cover 3 is just minutes from home and works for everything from game-day wings to an easy weeknight dinner 
  • Bartlett's is the move when you want a proper sit-down meal without planning days ahead
  • Billy's on Burnet has 36 beers on tap and a solid burger menu, the kind of spot you end up at more than you expect
  • Yard Bar is about 5 minutes away, dog-friendly, and feels more like a laid-back backyard hangout than a typical bar 
  • Lala's Little Nugget runs Christmas all year and turns into a regular spot once you’ve been a few times 
  • The Little Longhorn Saloon hosts chicken shit bingo on Sundays, very Austin and very worth it


ENTERTAINMENT

  • Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is close enough from home for spontaneous midweek plans 
  • Q2 Stadium is about 10 minutes away when Austin FC is playing, and you want a proper game-day atmosphere 
  • The Domain is about 15 minutes north with over 200 shops, restaurants, and bars, when you want a full day or night out


PARKS AND RECREATION


See Why The Anderson Works So Well Here

The Andersons' address near Silicon Hills puts one of Austin's most connected neighborhoods right outside your door. The corridor is close to home, the city moves easily from here, and the neighborhood takes care of everything in between. And when you're home, the pool and Sky Lounge give you a perfect spot to cool down from the Texas heat, and the co-working spaces mean a work-from-home day doesn't have to mean hunting for somewhere decent to sit.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is The Anderson located in relation to Silicon Hills?

The Anderson sits in North Central Austin at the MoPac and 183 interchange, one of the main access points into the Silicon Hills corridor.


Is The Anderson a good option for apartments near Apple Austin or apartments near IBM Austin?

Yes. Apple's Parmer Lane campus is about 15 to 20 minutes north via MoPac, and IBM's Domain-area offices are closer to 10 minutes. Both sit along the same corridor, making The Anderson a well-placed option for either commute. 


Is The Domain easy to get to from here?

Very. About 10 to 15 minutes up the road, which puts it in range for a weeknight dinner or a full Saturday without it feeling like a trip.


What are the main highways near The Anderson?

MoPac and US-183 are both within minutes, giving you good flexibility for getting around North Austin and into downtown without being locked into one route.


Is there public transit nearby?

Crestview Station connects to the Capital MetroRail Red Line and is about two miles away, a solid option for getting downtown on days when driving isn't worth the effort.


What is the neighborhood like day to day?

Local, well-connected, and easy to settle into. Burnet Road has coffee shops, restaurants, and bars worth going back to regularly, and the parks nearby are close enough to use on a weeknight rather than saving them for the weekend.