Emory Farms is an established Hutto neighborhood just north of US-79, off Alliance Boulevard, about two miles from downtown Hutto. It started around 2007 and is known for roomy floor plans at mid-range Hutto prices.
What buyers like about Emory Farms
- Space for the money: many homes have larger floor plans than newer builds at a similar price.
- Amenities: a community park, playground and splash pad.
- Established feel: finished streets, fenced yards and maturing trees, without the construction traffic of a brand-new community.
- Location: close to downtown Hutto, the Co-Op District, Hutto Lake Park and US-79 toward Round Rock or Taylor.
Homes and builders
Most homes were built by Gehan Homes and KB Home, with a mix of one- and two-story plans. Because it's mostly resale, you'll be negotiating with homeowners rather than a builder, so pricing and condition vary from home to home. That's where comparing recent sales really pays off.
Emory Farms vs. Emory Crossing
Don't mix them up. Emory Crossing is a newer community nearby with new construction from builders like Taylor Morrison and David Weekley, plus a clubhouse, pool, fitness center and trails. It usually means newer finishes and builder incentives, but often higher HOA dues and possibly a different tax setup. I'm happy to show you both side by side.
Schools and taxes
Emory Farms is in Hutto ISD. Confirm the specific campuses for the home you're considering, since Hutto ISD has been adding schools and adjusting zones. See my school district guide, and check the address for any special districts using my MUD and PID guide.
Exploring more of Hutto? See my Hutto neighborhood guide.
Want to see homes in Emory Farms?
I'll send you what's for sale right now, recent sales, and the full tax picture for any address. Call or text me at (512) 629-9050, or book a quick call.
Neighborhood details, builders, school zoning and tax districts can change. Verify school assignments with the district and tax rates with the Williamson Central Appraisal District before you buy.

