Quick Facts
- Price Range
- Low $300s - Low $1Ms
- Home Types
- Attached, Single-Family
- Number of Homes
- 9,900
- New / Resale
- New And Resale Homes
- Age Restrictions
- 55+
- Gated
- No
- Construction Dates
- 1995 - Present
- Builder
- Del Webb
- Reviews
Sun City Texas Overview
Sun City Texas is an active adult community by Del Webb located in Georgetown, Texas. This master-planned community consists of finely crafted amenities and low-maintenance homes. Residents of this community enjoy all the charm of small-town living, yet live a short drive from the excitement and culture of Austin. Beautiful weather, a low cost of living, and a vibrant social and cultural scene make this community a top pick for buyers in search of homes for sale in the Texas Hill Country.
Homebuyers looking for a 55+ community in Georgetown, TX will enjoy all Sun City Texas has to offer.
Sun City Texas Amenities
At Sun City Texas, residents enjoy access to an assortment of amenities. The Village Center at Sun City is the central hub for all community social and fitness activities. Several recreation and activity complexes combine for more than 86,000 square feet of indoor amenities. The Social and Activities Centers are home to multipurpose rooms, a grand ballroom with a dance floor and stage, a computer lab, billiards hall, and library.
There are also several multipurpose hobby and craft studios at Sun City Texas devoted to sewing, art, stained glass, fine china, jewelry-making, and woodworking. The 20,000-square-foot fitness center boasts a state-of-the-art workout facility featuring the latest cardiovascular and weight-training equipment as well as an indoor walking track. Multiple aerobics and dance studios promote exercise classes such as yoga, Pilates, and aerobics. Additionally, there is an indoor lap pool and spa.
Sun City Texas residents can also enjoy the new Cowen Creek Amenity Center. With a two-story fitness center, the Cowen Creek Amenity Center also features an indoor lap pool, walking track, and an aerobics studio. For community gatherings, the Cowen Creek Amenity Center also offers several multipurpose rooms, a catering kitchen, and a golf pro shop. Outdoors, residents will find two outdoor pools, a patio, and an outdoor amphitheater.
Sport and fitness enthusiasts at Sun City Texas will enjoy the abundance of outdoor amenities in this active adult community, such as the Legacy Hill Pavillion and Veterans Memorial Plaza. Both host many neighborhood gatherings and parties. A 9-mile network of walking and biking trails surround the lake and wind through nature preserves and natural wooded areas. There are also numerous tennis, pickleball, and bocce ball courts, a softball field, gardening plots, and a dog park.
There are three championship 18-hole golf courses in Sun City Texas. Legacy Hills was designed by PGA Hall of Famer Billy Casper and architect Greg Nash. Golfers can also enjoy the challenging White Wing course or the recently opened Cowan Creek course. Each of the golf courses offers a unique set of challenges and characteristics that are sure to entertain both experts and novices.
Sun City Texas Homes & Real Estate
There is a broad mix of both new and resale Sun City Texas homes for sale. A variety of housing styles and prices are available that match the preferences and budgets of almost any buyer. Del Webb began construction of this community in 1995 and construction is still underway. Throughout the past several years, Del Webb has offered several dozen new floor plans. Sun City Texas homebuyers can select from single-family and attached duplex homes that range from 940 to over 3,000 square feet. Whether you prefer a highly upgraded luxury home with a golf course view or an affordable villa, the choices are endless.
Many homes in Sun City Texas include two or three bedrooms, two baths, and a two-car garage. Certain larger models also offer a den or extra bedrooms and three-car garages. Available upgrades include gourmet kitchens, spa-like bathrooms, and custom outdoor living spaces.
Sun City Texas Lifestyle
Residents enjoy a low-maintenance lifestyle thanks to a homeowners' association that takes care of common area maintenance. Seven Sun City Texas neighborhoods also enjoy all-inclusive lawn care. With more free time, members of the community can participate in the wide selection of activities offered.
There are dozens of Sun City Texas clubs and interest groups, including card clubs, tennis, woodworking, arts and crafts, stained glass, pickleball, photography, bocce, and much more. Plus, a community activities director and fitness instructor continuously supply an exciting lineup of activities, events, and social outings. Residents can take part in water aerobics, golf tournaments, neighborhood parties, and bus trips to Austin. Additionally, Senior University, which has a partnership with Georgetown's Southwestern University, offers continuing education classes to residents.
Surrounding Area
Sun City Texas is in Georgetown, TX, putting residents in easy reach of daily necessities and local attractions.
Sun City Texas residents also benefit from their convenient location near grocery stores, such as H-E-B Grocery and Randalls, as well as Target and Dollar General. Pharmacy needs can be met at Walgreens and CVS.
Sun City Texas is also close to multiple health care providers, including St. David's Georgetown Hospital, Cedar Park Regional Medical Center, and Ascension Seton Northwest Hospital.
There is an abundant array of shopping and dining outlets to find with a short drive down Williams Drive. There are also various attractions in the area, such as the Austin Aquarium, Zilker Botanical Garden, and The Contemporary Austin. Nearby, Southwestern University Performing Arts and The Palace Theater on the Square are great entertainment venues.
Residents looking to get outdoors will find plenty of options nearby. Sun City Texas is close to multiple parks and greenspaces, including Berry Creek Park, Russel Park, and Bur Oak Nature Preserve. Golfers also have more courses to choose from, such as Crystal Falls Golf Club, Cimarron Hills Golf & Country Club, Berry Creek Country Club. Lake Georgetown, which offers great boating and fishing, is only three miles away.
Members of the community who want to visit nearby metropolitan areas are in luck. Sun City Texas is 40 minutes north of Austin, granting quick access to all this city has to offer. For long-distance travel, Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is 50 minutes away.
Sun City Texas Homes for Sale
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Sun City Texas Models
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Newport - Cottage Duplexes
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1397 sqft
2-car Garage
Monterrey - Cottage Duplexes
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1423 sqft
2-car Garage
The Alpine - Scenic Series
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1229 sqft
2-car Garage
Lavaca - Classic Series 1
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1121 sqft
2-car Garage
Angelina - Classic Series 1
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1294 sqft
2-car Garage
Medina - Classic Series 1
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1419 sqft
2-car Garage
San Jacinto - Classic Series 1
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1680 sqft
2-car Garage
Bluebell - Garden Homes
- 1 + Den - 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1122 sqft
2-car Garage
Bayberry - Garden Homes
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1608 sqft
2-car Garage
Littlefield - Classic Series 2
- 2 Bed,
- 2 Bath,
- 1132 sqft
2-car Garage
Sun City Texas Amenities
Village Center Amenity Complex
The Village Center Amenity Complex is the central campus for Sun City Texas, combining for a total of 86,000 square feet of interior space. It is located at 2 Texas Way.
- Village Center Amenity Complex - 86,000 Sq. Ft.
- Multipurpose Room
- Sparky's Restaurant
- Putters Cafe
- State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Indoor Walking Track
- Aerobics & Dance Studio
- 2 Indoor Pools
- Ceramics Studio
- Arts & Crafts Studio
- Sewing Studio
- Stained Glass Studio
- Woodworking Shop
- Ballroom
- Computers
- Library
- Card Room
- Billiards Hall
- 2 Outdoor Pools
- Outdoor Patio
- 9 Miles of Walking & Biking Trails
- 12 Tennis Courts
- 6 Pickleball Courts
- 6 Bocce Ball Courts
- 10 Horseshoe Pits
- 2 Shuffleboard Courts
- Softball Field
- 3 Championship Golf Courses
- Pro Shop
- Playground for Grandkids
- Dog Park
- Gardening Plots
- Picnic Pavilion
- Veterans Memorial Plaza
- Fishing Lake
- Parks & Natural Space
Cowan Creek Amenity Center
The Cowan Creek Amenity Center is the newest center for physical and social activity. It is located at 1433 Cool Spring Way.
- Cowan Creek Amenity Center
- 6 Multipurpose Rooms
- Catering Kitchen
- State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Indoor Lap Pool
- Aerobics & Dance Studio
- Indoor Walking Track
- Golf Pro Shop
- 2 Outdoor Pools & Spa
- Outdoor Patio
- Outdoor Amphitheater
- Walking & Biking Trails
Sun City Texas Clubs, Groups, Activities & Classes
There are plenty of activities available in Sun City Texas. Here is a sample of some of the clubs, activities and classes offered here.
- Actors & Theatre Arts Guild
- Aggies Boosters
- Alternative Healing & Wellness
- Amateur Radio
- Aqua Fit
- Aviation Club
- Ballroom Dance
- Bible Study Group
- Billiards
- Bocce
- Book Club
- Bridge
- California Group
- Catholics Group
- Computer Club
- Country Line Dance
- Country Western Dance
- Creative Clay & China
- Cribbage
- Cyclists
- Dance & Drill
- Democrats Club
- Dominos & Table Games
- Dulcimers SIG
- Duplicate Bridge
- Eagles Boosters
- Fabric & Fiber
- Foreign Language
- Farmers Market
- Follies
- Foreign Language
- Garden Club
- Gentle Yoga
- Georgetown Area Republican Women
- German Club
- Golf Clubs (Men's & Women's)
- Hadassah
- Hand and Foot
- Havurah Shalom
- Hiking Club
- Holiday Parties
- Horseshoes & Washers
- Horticulture Club
- Hunting & Fishing Club
- Indiana Club
- Investment Education
- Iowa Club
- Kansas Club
- Keep It Off Challenge
- Kiwanis Club
- Language Club
- Life Sciences
- Line Dance
- Low Impact Workout
- Mah Jongg
- Men's Golf Association
- Minnesota
- Mountain Dulcimers
- Movie Night
- Nature Club
- Nebraska Club
- Neck & Shoulders
- Overeaters Anonymous
- Pets Club
- Photography Club
- Pilates
- Pickleball Club
- Poker Club
- Portal Editors
- Prostate Cancer Support
- Republicans Club
- Rotary Club
- RV Club
- Seminars
- Shape & Tone
- Singers Club
- Slim Down Workout
- Social Bridge
- Softball Club
- Solos Group
- Solos Self Defense
- Square & Round Dance
- Stained Glass
- Sun City Mentors
- Sundancers
- Table Tennis Club
- Tennis Club
- Theatre Club
- Twinges N' Hinges
- Visual Arts Club
- Volunteer Work
- Wisconsin Club
- Woodworkers
- Zoomers Hearts & Spades
- Zumba
Sun City Texas Reviews (33)
Average Rating for this Community
The neighbors are all very friendly. They immediately stopped by (with masks), said hello, brought over the Sun City magazine, told us about everything, and we proceeded to start meeting in the backyard for Happy Hours! What fun!Yesterday, we swam in one of the many Olympic-sized outdoor pools. The pool
was beautiful, we walked in wearing masks, took out water bottles in cooler bags, and settled in on sanitized recliners. Everyone was very friendly, sporting sun hats and sunglasses, while wading in the five foot pool. We loved it!
Sun City is fantastic retirement community, for over 7,000 people to enjoy, since 1996. The walking paths, the hiking trails, the golf course, the 16 tennis courts, the pickle ball courts, the woodshop--all contribute to a fantastic planned community-where residents really care about their homes! Please give this a whirl--it is, by far-- the most wonderful place we have ever lived.
The homes are fine with a range in sizes & price. The amenities are what you come for- 3 gorgeous golf courses, 5 pools, 2 fitness centers, pickle ball, tennis, Bocce & clubs, clubs & clubs to join. Anything you want to do or learn you can do it here. Georgetown is such a great place to live & Austin is nearby ( but enough to do right around home. Never thought I’d live in Texas, being from the northeast, but wouldn’t live anywhere else.
many classes/clubs to be a part of! So glad we chose Sun City!
The construction on the other hand is not worth the price that you pay. Pulte Homes are not worth the money and the warranty is non existent. Pulte Construction gives a lot of LIP SERVICE but very little substance for your money. If I had the opportunity to do it over again I am not sure that I would purchase a Pulte built home.
The first shift occurred in 2011 when the property taxes and insurance premiums on the golf courses were shifted to the general community. Under activity based cost accounting, which is the gold standard for cost accounting, costs should be rooted in the activity that drives them. Clearly, if there were no golf courses in Sun City, Texas, there would be no property taxes and insurance premiums associated with golf.
In 2017 it gets even better. The golf reserve fund, which has been a separate reserve fund since the community opened 20 years ago, will be combined with the HOA reserve fund. Based on the 2017 reserve fund budget, unless the Sun City Texas Board of Directors finds an offset, the HOA dues will increase by $50 to $60 per household. Again, the cost that properly belongs with golf operations will be shifted to the general population even though 70 per cent of the residents in Sun City Texas don't play golf.
On the plus side the community is safe, clean, and neat. There are activities for everyone in Sun City. The trick is not to get caught up in too many of them.
Most of the people who live in the community are middle class achievers who have retired here for a variety of reasons. A substantial portion of the residents are retired military personnel. Most of the residents are nice, although we have our fair share of sore heads. Politically the community is very conservative.
Sun City Texas is a golf community. It has three golf courses. The golfers, who make up approximately 25 to 30 per cent of the residents, dominate the homeowners association (HOA), although the developer has the final say because the community is still being built out.
The developer announced recently his intention to expand the community from 7,500 houses to approximately 10,000 houses. The developer will dominate the HOA until 95 per cent of the planned houses are sold. Every time the developer expands the community, he moves the goal posts in terms of when the residents will have control of the HOA that they are funding.
My house is perfect for a retiree. It is only the second house that I have owned, but the construction has been satisfactory. No major problems! However, two of my neighbors have had huge problems with their patios. Unfortunately, they did not realize they had a problem until it came time to sell their house. They would not pass inspection because of the patio problem. They had to spend thousands of dollars to have the patios repaired. The consensuses of opinions around the neighborhood by people seemingly in the know is the patios were installed improperly, and the city building inspectors did not catch the flaws. Not surprisingly the developer accepted no responsibility for the flaws. Its in the small print. And the developer is a small print company.
The HOA is the most heavy handed organization that I have every encountered. As noted the developer controls it. If the interests of the residents clash with the interests of the developer, the developer wins. Hands down! The governance process is a sham.
During the period that I have lived here the golfers have been able to shift a substantial amount of golf expenses to the general community. In other words, contrary to what I was told when I moved to Sun City, everyone is getting an opportunity to pay for the golf. But the developer - again he controls the board - is smart. The cost shifting travels just below the community radar scope. Most people don't even know that many of the golf costs have been shifted onto their backs. Most of the residents don't understand accounting or how to read the financial statements. Even worse, most the residents are apathetic. They just want to enjoy their retirement.
This is the first time that I have lived in an HOA community. It will be the last.
This community is like living at a resort but even more friendly. Moving here was absolutely the best decision we could have made for retirement living.
Homes are good quality when you consider that they are "volume-built" and NOT custom.
Development has an excellent financial foundation and so will offer long term stability, stable HOA costs and the ability to afford good upkeep for the common areas.
Only down side is that the image is that of a retirement community when it is really a resort!
The view is beautiful, we have all that we need here.
the homebuilder is not up to my standard likeing, I think because they hire alot of workers that donot have the experence or work schooling to do the job.,lots of the mistakes are hidden.
With all that is said, this is the most beatifull place to lived, they have spend lots of time and money to make this place one of the best Sun-City place to lived. Come and see , we welcome you.
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