Ridgeline Blvd Cedar Park Apartment Reviews (78613)
Ridgeline Blvd is the dividing line between Cedar Park proper and the 78717 Avery Ranch/Lakeline corridor. Five apartment communities cluster around this northern edge of the city, and all of them are Class A or A- built 2014 or later. No older product here. No LIHTC. No senior communities. Just mid-to-upper-tier market-rate apartments in a quiet pocket between Whitestone Blvd and the 78717 border.
Four of the five sit directly on Ridgeline Blvd within a half mile of each other. The other one is a short drive off the main road. If you’re touring this area, you can hit the Ridgeline cluster in one morning and loop over to the outliers after lunch.
This corridor draws fewer walk-in shoppers than S. Lakeline or Whitestone because it’s tucked further from the commercial core. But renters who find it tend to stay. The area is quieter, the construction is newer on average, and the concession packages right now are aggressive enough to make the pricing competitive with older corridors.
What to expect on rent (Spring 2026):
- Studio: $950+
- 1 Bedroom: $1,030+
- 2 Bedroom: $1,400+
- 3 Bedroom: $1,700+
Pricing as of Spring 2026. Verify directly with communities for current availability.
School District: Leander ISD (Cedar Park HS and Vista Ridge HS zones) Typical Property Class: All Class A or A- Communities Tracked: 6
What It’s Like to Live in Ridgeline Blvd in Cedar Park
This area sits at the transition point between Cedar Park and Austin’s 78717 zip code. Ridgeline Blvd runs north from Whitestone and dead-ends into the Avery Ranch/Lakeline area. The feel is residential and relatively quiet compared to the Whitestone or S. Lakeline corridors. No major retail strip runs through here.
For errands, you’re heading either south to Whitestone Blvd and 1890 Ranch (Target, Kohl’s) or east to Lakeline Mall and the Lakeline Market on US-183 (H-E-B Plus, Alamo Drafthouse). Both are about five minutes by car. The Brushy Creek Regional Trail is the outdoor amenity for this area, with trailheads accessible from Latitude at Presidio and the communities on the southern end of Ridgeline.
The commute from this corridor runs 15-20 minutes to the Domain and 30-35 minutes to downtown Austin. You’re slightly closer to the Domain than the Whitestone or S. Lakeline corridors since Ridgeline is already further north. No MetroRail station nearby.
FAQ
How much do apartments cost near Ridgeline Blvd? Studios start at $950 at The Ridge at Lakeline (new 2025 construction). Market-rate 1-bedrooms run $1,030-$1,200 depending on the community. 2-bedrooms range from $1,400-$2,100. Spring 2026 concessions are aggressive across this corridor, with most communities offering 1-2.5 months free.
Which Ridgeline-area community has the best reviews? Latitude at Presidio at 4.3 stars with 186 reviews. It’s one of the highest-rated apartment communities in Cedar Park overall. Caliza comes in second at 4.0 with 129 reviews.
Are there apartments near Ridgeline that accept Section 8? Bridge at Arella Lakeline accepts Section 8 with a 2.5x income requirement. It’s the only community on this page with that policy.
What year were these apartments built? All six were built between 2014 and 2025. The Ridge at Lakeline (2025) is the newest. Muir Lake (2014) is the oldest. No community on this page predates 2014.
What’s the commute from North Cedar Park to the Domain? About 15-20 minutes. This is slightly closer than the Whitestone or S. Lakeline corridors since you’re already further north toward the 183/45 interchange.
