Want to live in a countryside setting but want to remain close in? Then take a look at Oakcrest Estates in Georgetown Texas. 
This close in neighborhood is bordered by the San Gabriel River, DB Wood Rd, and the Georgetown Country Club. As you follow Country Club drive 
you notice the split rail fences, and the scenery gets rural, yet you are only a couple of minutes from Wolf Ranch and the Rivery shopping centers. Cross the bridge and enjoy the serenity of this quiet enclave.
Most of the homes were built in the late 1970's through 1990, and are ranch style ranging in size from 1500 to 3500 sq ft.
The lots are large most from 1/2 acre to 1 acre. Some areas are heavily treed with Oaks being predominate.
And where you have a country setting, lots of tree cover you are going to have wildlife. Deer abound!
Be sure and plant deer resistant landscaping and fence your garden, because these deer love snap beans, peas, lettuce, and most bedding plants.
Oak Crest is a perfect combination of city and country. With paved streets and shady avenues and good neighbors
Yet you can walk 2 blocks and see cows grazing and listen to the windmill creak and groan as it pumps water.
Oak Crest is the best of both, rural and urban at the same time. The neighborhood has an active voluntary homeowner's association that sponsors an annual pic nic and neighborhood garage sale. If you would like information about this neighborhood or others in the Georgetown and Williamson County area contact me, I'd love to show you around.
Thanks for visiting. For information or if you would like to search for homes in the Georgetown/Round Rock/Cedar Park areas with no hassle or obligation be sure and check out Austin/Williamson County Texas Home Search



I like the flared fenders on this one.... racy don't you thing? Notice the huge steam driven machine in the background.
This is one of my favorites, if you look someone has combined a Model T front chassis with an early horse drawn mechanical plow. Now that's some early Aggie engineering!
Surely, you rmember the Rumely Tractor? I can just imagine how much this must have cost back in the day. At least you didn't have to worry about the tires going flat.
need traction? just bolt on these iron spikes,, no problem. You could also run a leather belt off the pulley and and run all kinds of equiptment even a portable sawmill. There are scores of these antique tractors on this private yard all owned by antique tractor collector Louis Miller who operates a repair yard at
photo from news report

