Heatherwilde is a west Pflugerville neighborhood of about 1,020 homes between Pfennig Lane and Pflugerville Parkway, about two miles from old downtown Pflugerville. County records show homes built from the mid-1980s through 2003. It sits inside Pflugerville city limits and in Pflugerville ISD, with no MUD, so the tax bill is set by the county, Central Health, the city, the school district and one emergency services district.
Jorgenson Real Estate has helped clients buy and sell more than 70 homes in and around Heatherwilde. The dashed line marks Heatherwilde, every pin is a home our brokerage closed within about two miles, and the map updates on its own as new sales close.
Every 2025 taxing unit on Heatherwilde homes adds up to about $2.23 per $100 before exemptions: Travis County ($0.375845), Central Health, the county hospital district ($0.118023), Pflugerville ISD ($1.1069), City of Pflugerville ($0.535) and Travis County ESD No. 2 ($0.092765). There is no MUD tax. Check any address on travis.prodigycad.com.
County records show HOA-owned recreation center land on W Pfennig Lane at the south edge of the neighborhood, and the Estates of Heatherwilde HOA has recorded pool rules. Heatherwilde at Pflugerville HOA, which covers Sections 2 and 4, is managed by The Management Trust; Estates of Heatherwilde HOA is managed by Spectrum Association Management. The City of Pflugerville owns a few open-space lots inside the neighborhood. Ask for the resale certificate early to see dues and fees for a specific home.
Pflugerville Parkway runs along the north edge, with SH 45 a short drive north. Approximate drives: old downtown Pflugerville and Pfluger Park about 2 miles, Baylor Scott & White Pflugerville about 3.5 miles, Dell headquarters about 4 miles, Stone Hill Town Center about 4 miles, Kalahari about 5 miles, Lake Pflugerville about 6 miles, The Domain about 9.5 miles, downtown Austin about 17 miles.
Heatherwilde buyers get an established, in-city neighborhood with no MUD, close to SH 45 and Dell. Because homes range from the 1980s to the early 2000s, section, size and updates drive price, so we price from recent Heatherwilde sales of similar age and condition. Sellers can start with a free market analysis.
More on MUDs, homestead exemptions and Texas contracts in our Central Texas real estate FAQ.
Yes. City of Pflugerville maps place the whole neighborhood inside city limits, so homes pay the city tax of $0.535 per $100 for 2025.
Pflugerville ISD. The 2025-26 attendance map sends all homes to Pflugerville High, with Sections 1 and 2 at Windermere Elementary and Pflugerville Middle and Sections 3 and 4 at Brookhollow Elementary and Park Crest Middle. Confirm any address with the district's Find My School map.
No. County records show no MUD or PID on Heatherwilde homes; the taxing units are the county, Central Health, Pflugerville ISD, the city and ESD No. 2.
About $2.23 per $100 for 2025, before exemptions. That includes Travis County, Central Health, Pflugerville ISD, the City of Pflugerville and Travis County ESD No. 2.
County records show homes built from the mid-1980s through 2003, with Section 1 the oldest and Sections 2 and 4 the newest.
Yes, more than 70 within about two miles, including homes in Heatherwilde itself. The map on this page shows every one and updates as new sales close.
Comparing Heatherwilde with its neighbors? These nearby guides cover schools, taxes, MUDs and our local sales the same way. Or start with our Pflugerville guide or the full list of communities we know.
Talk with a local agent who knows Heatherwilde street by street.
Sources: Heatherwilde at Pflugerville HOA management certificate, Estates of Heatherwilde HOA management certificate, Pflugerville ISD Find My School map, City of Pflugerville GIS (city limits), Travis County 2025 tax rates, Travis Central Appraisal District parcel records. Distances are approximate. This page is general information, not legal, tax or lending advice. Last reviewed September 2026.