Living in Manor, Texas

History of Manor

Manor was founded in 1872 along the Houston and Texas Central Railway. The railroad helped the community grow by providing access to regional markets and transportation.

Cotton, grain, livestock, and other agricultural products played an important role in Manor’s early economy. The city later expanded as residential and commercial development moved east from Austin.

What Is Manor Like?

Manor has a suburban and rapidly developing setting with a mix of established neighborhoods, newer residential projects, apartment communities, parks, local businesses, and growing commercial areas.

Activity is generally heavier around U.S. Highway 290, State Highway 130, FM 973, downtown Manor, and major development areas. Traffic conditions vary by time of day, construction, and destination.

Apartment Living

Manor offers a growing selection of apartment communities, including garden-style properties, newer developments, and communities near major transportation corridors.

Rent and availability depend on the property, floor plan, location, lease term, parking, amenities, and current concessions.

Major Roads and Transportation

Parks and Local Destinations

Manor maintains several parks and outdoor spaces, including Bell Farms Park, Bell Farms Pond, Jennie Lane Park, Manor Art Park, Timmermann Park, and Woodlands Nature Trail. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Local activity is also centered around downtown Manor, neighborhood retail areas, restaurants, and developing commercial corridors along U.S. Highway 290.

Nearby Cities and Areas

• East Austin
• Pflugerville
• Elgin
• Hutto
• Austin-Bergstrom International Airport area
• Northeast Austin

Apartment Pricing