Sun City Texas, Georgetown

Living & working in Sun City Texas, Georgetown

Sun City Texas is a 5,000-acre, age-restricted master-planned community located in Georgetown, Texas. Designed by Del Webb, the neighborhood primarily consists of single-story, single-family detached homes and attached townhouses, with a high concentration of two-bedroom layouts constructed after 2000. The neighborhood is characterized by wide, tree-lined residential streets that are designed without sidewalks. Outdoor amenities within the development include three full-service amenity centers, 28 miles of walking and biking trails, a one-acre dog park, three golf courses, multiple swimming pools, and a dedicated fishing pond. Daily lifestyle needs and retail options are concentrated just outside the residential gates, with Williams Drive serving as the primary commercial arterial corridor for the immediate area.

The local economy is heavily anchored by the community's own retirement operations, alongside major Georgetown employers such as St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, Southwestern University, Airborn, and the Williamson County government. For hybrid or remote workers, co-working spaces and professional offices are situated nearby along the Interstate 35 corridor, including Fusion Workplaces, Heritage Office Suites, and Office Evolution. Georgetown lacks a municipal fixed-route bus or passenger rail system operating within the Sun City gates. Commuters traveling to employment hubs in Austin, located approximately 35 miles to the south, rely primarily on personal vehicles via Interstate 35 or local highways. For regional transit, residents must drive to the CARTS Georgetown Station to connect with regional bus networks, or to the Capital Metro Rail Leander Station to access commuter rail service into downtown Austin.