Custom Home Builder in Leander, TX

Silverton Custom Homes is proud to offer its premier custom home building services in majestic Leander Texas.  If you are searching for a community that provides that rare blend of small town life, myriad recreational activities, exemplary education for your kids and a bustling local economy then Leander Texas is where you should build your custom home.

Build your Custom Home in Leander with Silverton Custom Homes

We are a premier, wholly owned family operated business that has been providing top quality award-winning homes for over 25 years. We provide our customers with all the solutions they need under one company. We have an exemplary hands-on design center that can help you with the perfect design for your dream home. We can guide you on all the latest brand-name components and the best materials for your home. We are also partnered with a real estate agency to help you find the right fit in terms of the type of neighborhood you prefer. We provide top quality service that is time-tested and backed up by multiple customer testimonials. Our goal is to provide you with a seamless custom home building experience that fits your budget and concept. Let Silverton Custom Homes make your dream of constructing a home that fits your vision a reality.

Located very conveniently about 25 minutes northwest of busy downtown Austin, Leander is also a leisurely 40 minute drive from Austin Bergstrom International Airport. As a resident of Leander you have the convenience of taking the Capital Metro commuter rail, that transports safely commuters into bustling downtown Austin for work and then back home again in no time at all. Leander has been around for a long time and the local Capital Metro rail station is a homage to the town’s humble origins. Leander began in 1882 on a parcel of land that was sold to real estate investors through the Austin and Northwestern Railroad Company. The city was named in honor of Leander “Catfish” Brown, one of the pioneering railroad men that was responsible for completion of the line.

Award Winning Schools and the Best Medical Facilities

Leander is known for its award-winning schools that the Texas Education Agency have recognized as “Exemplary.” The district is comprised of 23 elementary schools, seven middle schools, five high school campuses and two alternative schools.  Leander is known as 10^th fastest growing district in the US and the noteworthy Leander Independent School District serves several cities including Cedar Park, Jonestown and sections of Northwest Austin. For adults seeking higher education, the University of Texas at Austin and Austin Community Center also serve the city.

Leander offers residents state-of-the-art healthcare such as the Cedar Park Regional Hospital with its 77-bed capacity and offers the full line of inpatient, outpatient, surgical and emergency care services.  You can also find Georgetown Medical Center, Scott & White Hospital and Medical Center and many more.

Nature’s Natural Beauty

Leander parks offer residents a gorgeous view of nature’s natural beauty as the Hill Country is seen in all its glory. You can find over 40 acres of prime real estate that has been set aside for use as soccer and football fields. Lots of scenic bike and hiking trails, a skate park, BMX track, a disc golf course and more.  For people that love the outdoors, there is the Devine Regional Park with its 25-acre lake with non-motorized boating and fun fishing activities from the shore. Residents can also enjoy 46-acres of pristine land for wildlife observation. Dog lovers can enjoy the off-leash section and have fun eating with the family in the picnic areas. Enjoy playing baseball and soccer in the evening at the 16-acre Robin Bledsoe Park plus two new parks in development.

History

The community of Leander was formed in 1882 on land sold by the Austin and Northwestern Railroad Co to possible settlers. It was named in honor of Leander “Catfish” Brown, one of the prominent railroad personalities responsible for completion of the line. Tumlinson Fort, a Texas Ranger outpost was established  4 miles south of Leander in 1836. It was done to protect settlers from Indian raiding parties.  It was eventually burned down by Indians when the Rangers abandoned it to join the Texas Revolution.  It was near Leander where the Leanderthal Lady skeleton was discovered which dated back 10,000-13,000 years. It is considered one of the earliest intact burials discovered in the United States.