Thanks for your interest in Jollyville and welcome to our beautiful community - an American town bustling with business, events, recreation and real estate opportunities.

We invite you to share in the growth of our enthusiastic new business destination with a pristine highland. Tourism, technology, and transportation thrive here in the very heart of the United States.

Jollyville is on Rattan Creek and U.S. Highway 183 eighteen miles north of Austin in southwestern Williamson County. It was founded in 1866 and named for John Grey Jolly, who set up a blacksmith shop and a store and provided land for an early school. In 1878 residents built a school that enrolled thirty-five pupils in 1903. In 1940 the community had forty inhabitants and two businesses. From 1949 to the 1960s Jollyville reported a population of 150. In 1990 its population was 15,206, and the town had expanded into Travis County.

But perhaps more than a great place to work, Jollyville is an ideal place to live. A low crime rate and the top civil services attracts many of our new residents. But we can't neglect the lofty plateaus of forest and farmland for which our area is known. Even in the heart of the largest city, you'll find woodland and park around every corner.

This is Jollyville - a unique blend of the historic, the progressive and the creative. A place to visit for a day and stay for a generation.