Travisso

The community

Travisso sits on the far west side of Leander off RM 1431, in Travis County, on genuinely hilly terrain — canyons, ridgelines, and long views that most north-suburb communities can’t offer. The centerpiece is the Palazzo amenity center: fitness center, resort pool with slide, tennis courts, event lawn, and trails that drop into the greenbelt. The amenities are built and mature. This is a large, multi-phase community that has been selling since the mid-2010s, and newer Phase 4 sections are actively releasing.

The homes

Travisso is a two-builder community today: Taylor Morrison and Toll Brothers, with earlier phases built by Trendmaker — rosters rotate by phase, so confirm the current lineup. Product runs from larger production plans into true semi-custom territory: roughly 2,000 to over 5,000 square feet, 3 to 6 bedrooms, on 50 to 80+ ft lots. Hillside and greenbelt lots are the signature here, and they carry meaningful premiums. Builder-published pricing runs from roughly the $600s past $2M as of July 2026 — verify current releases. Be clear-eyed: most streets are still suburban in density, with homes spaced closer than the marketing photos of the view lots suggest.

Location, schools, and the drive

Travisso is zoned to Leander ISD — verify the exact schools for your section, since zoning in fast-growing west Leander gets adjusted. The trade-off in Travisso is the drive. RM 1431 is the only way in and out, and it’s a two-lane haul east to 183A and Cedar Park’s retail. Plan on roughly 40–55 minutes to downtown Austin at rush hour, 30–35 to the Domain, and 15–20 just to reach central Leander errands. If you want Leander amenities with a shorter, flatter commute, compare Bryson on the 183A side before you decide the views are worth it.

Builders active here

Taylor Morrison, Toll Brothers — rosters rotate by phase and release, so treat this as a snapshot (July 2026). We track current releases, inventory homes, and which builders are motivated in any given month.