29.6 and 30.2, respectively. Median household income in 2009 in South River City was $41,179, compared with $50,132 for Austin at large. In 2009, the average estimated value of detached houses in the area was $387,271 (39.0% of all units), compared with $$286,025 for the rest of the city. Recreation Perhaps the greatest contribution Stacy made to the future livability of not only Travis Heights, but the entire South River City Neighborhood, was the dedication of land adjacent to Blunn Creek and the bluff which drops down to Lake Lady Bird as public parks. Stacy’s sons, Harwood and Gillespie, added more and along Blunn Creek. This parkland later became known as Stacy Park. While Stacy Park was intended as a major recreational area, it also served as a natural divider between Travis Heights and the Fairview Park and Swisher subdivisions. Education The neighborhood is zoned to the Austin Independent School District. Travis Heights Elementary School Lively Middle School Travis High School References External links South River City Citizens website Travis Heights / Fairview Park Historic District Historic districts in Texas Neighborhoods in Austin, Texas Streetcar suburbs Queen Anne architecture in Texas