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Homes For Sale In Lubbock, TX

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As one of the largest cities in the Texas Panhandle, Lubbock, and its surrounding area, is relatively one of the most affordable metropolitan cities among the Texas homes for sale. If you love wide open spaces but also want to stick close to civilization and modern amenities, keep scrolling through these homes for sale in Lubbock to see if any of them could be for you!

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$217,100

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$189,580

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2009 Panhandle Avenue

Lubbock, TX 79382

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$188,580

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$300,000

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$415,000

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$170,000

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$285,000

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$216,880

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$219,715

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$1,135,000

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$389,000

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$295,000

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Lubbock, TX, Homes For Sale

The Lubbock real estate market is fairly competitive with homes listed for about a month before they go pending and generally sell around the asking price, which is up over 5% from the previous year. The median list price of homes for sale in Lubbock, TX, is around $265K, though it’s common to find properties at all price points.

The housing stock of homes in Lubbock has been increasing since the 1940s, with most homes for sale in Lubbock being constructed from the 1970s through the 1990s. It’s also common to find new construction in Lubbock to meet the demands of the market.

You’ll find a lot of mid-century modern homes for sale with low profiles in some of the older neighborhoods while seeing a blend of modern farmhouses with clean lines to Texas craftsman-style homes with stone accented throughout in the newer neighborhoods.

Best Neighborhoods to Live in Lubbock, TX

Farrar Mesa

These Lubbock homes for sale were primarily built in the 1970s, are situated on large, oversized lots, and allow for lots of growing room for families as the homes are generally spacious. Want a warm and cozy home that’s filled with nostalgia? You’ll likely find that here in Farrar Mesa as most of the homes have the original features still intact. Also, a unique feature found in the Lubbock homes in Farrar Mesa is that they have basements! That’s a rarity among Texas real estate!

Raintree

Most of Lubbock is flat as it’s located in the High Plains but if you prefer a hilly topography, then you’ll want to look at the Lubbock homes for sale in the Raintree neighborhood. Raintree is centrally located in Lubbock and was developed from the late ‘70s through the ‘90s with most home sizes ranging from 2,500 to 3,000 square feet.

Southfork Ranch

If you’re in the market to buy your dream home in Lubbock, you’ve got to check out Southfork Ranch! Lubbock homes for sale in this neighborhood start at $600K and go up into the millions. There’s no such thing as small in Southfork Ranch as the lots are massive and the homes are generally between 5,000 and 10,000 square feet.

Vintage Township

The homes and buildings in Vintage Township all have an old-town, storybook feel but with modern amenities. In fact, there are many Lubbock new construction homes for sale in Vintage Township that still showcase a vintage vibe. Want to live close to shops and businesses, like an HEB grocery store? You’ll want to check out the Vintage Township neighborhood as it’s a somewhat walkable neighborhood.

Windsor at Preston Manor

This brand new neighborhood is actually a sister neighborhood to the original Preston Manor neighborhood. Lubbock homes for sale in Windsor are filled with custom features and residents have access to the neighborhood amenities, including an adults-only swimming pool!

Distance to Other Cities From Lubbock, Texas

383 miles to Austin, TX
388 miles to San Antonio, TX
196 miles to San Angelo, TX
323 miles to Albuquerque, NM
263 miles to Lawton, OK

Schools in Lubbock, TX

Residents living in Lubbock homes for sale are severed by several independent school districts (ISD) including:

Frenship ISD
Idalou ISD
Lubbock ISD
Lubbock-Cooper ISD
New Deal ISD
Roosevelt ISD
Shallowater ISD

Lubbock, TX, is home to one of the largest universities in the entire state: Texas Tech University. Texas Tech educates students from all over the U.S. and over 100 countries and is known for its programs in the technology, law, and medical fields.

Texas Tech isn’t the only college in Lubbock, though, as there are several other schools here, including medical programs through the Covenant Health System. Other colleges near the homes for sale in Lubbock, TX, include:

Lubbock Christian University
South Plains College
Sunset International Bible Institute
Wayland Baptist College

Frequently Asked Questions About Lubbock, TX Homes For Sale

What’s the zip code for the homes in Lubbock, Texas?

The homes for sale in Lubbock are distributed across several zip codes, the main ones are:

79401 | 79404 | 79407 | 79410 | 79411 | 79412 | 79413 | 79414

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Lubbock, Texas?

The Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is six miles or about a ten-minute drive from the Lubbock city center.

What county is Lubbock in?

Lubbock, TX, is the county seat of Lubbock County.

Is Lubbock a dry county?

Lubbock County is a partially dry county, meaning people can buy and sell alcohol but with some stipulations.

What are the best neighborhoods or places to live in Lubbock, Texas?

Best for Walkability: Vintage Township
Best for New Construction: Windsor at Preston Manor or Vintage Township
Best for Older Homes: Farrar Mesa or Raintree
Best for Estate Homes: Southfork Ranch

How far is Lubbock from Dallas?

Lubbock, TX, is 347 miles or nearly five hours from Dallas, TX.

What is Lubbock, TX, famous or known for?

One could say Lubbock, TX, is the epitome of an outsider’s perception of Texas as it’s one of the biggest cities in the Texas Panhandle and is surrounded by miles of farms and ranches. It’s also home to Texas Tech University, one of the top schools in Texas.

Is Lubbock a good place to live?

Many people are attracted to the homes for sale in Lubbock, TX, for its excellent public schools, fantastic nightlife, and decent housing options. In fact, Niche.com ranked Lubbock, TX, on their best places to live in the United States list for 2023!

Things to Do in Lubbock, TX

Attractions in Lubbock, Texas

Adventure Park - Where you can take the kids, go on a date, or simply spend time with friends, Adventure Park is full of thrilling things to do inside and out! Open year around, here you’ll find activities like arcade games, bumper boats, ropes course, mini golf, laser maze, zip lining, and more.
Cactus Theater - Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Cactus Theater originally opened in 1938 as a movie theater. Today, the theater is used for live performances, with a steady flow of entertainment all year long, while still paying tribute to the theater’s original vintage, 1930s flair.
FiberMax Center for Discovery - Learn through several exhibits and events about the history of American agriculture. From the days of horse-drawn implements to tech-savvy machinery, people young and old can learn how agriculture in America has evolved through the decades.
Water Rampage - Open to the public for over 35 years, Water Rampage is one of Lubbock’s most popular places during the summertime. Here you can float down a lazy river, let the kids play in the “Pirate’s Cove,” or have a thrilling time on the slides or in the wave pool!

Parks in Lubbock, Texas

Mackenzie Main City Park - This massive, nearly 250-acre park not only has a playground, but also an amusement park, a disc golf course and a traditional golf course, a pond, a prairie dog habitat, trails, and much more!
Maxey Park - Another popular park in Lubbock with a plethora of things to do. Here at Maxey Park, you’ll find a modern playground with soft ground, basketball and volleyball courts, baseball fields, a fishing pond, a swimming pool, and a community center.
Wagner Park - Centrally located in Lubbock, Wagner Park has basketball, tennis, and volleyball courts, a playground, a picnic area, as well as a walking trail.

Golf Courses in Lubbock, Texas

The Rawls - As one of the most popular courses in Lubbock, The Rawls is a public golf course located at Texas Tech University and also has a clubhouse and restaurant area.
Hillcrest Golf and Country Club - Located on the north side of Lubbock, this private golf course offers a variety of amenities and benefits to its members including a restaurant, a swimming pool, a junior (kids) league, and a women's association.
Lubbock Country Club - A private golf course with amenities like a pool, tennis courts, and a grill. The Lubbock Country Club also opens its doors to host weddings and other special events.

Wineries in Lubbock, Texas

The high plains of Lubbock, TX, have become quite the hotspot of wineries. There are several fine, award-winning wineries open to the public for tastings. Those wineries in Lubbock include:

Bolen Vineyards - Check their websites for open dates as they may vary.
Burklee Hill Vineyards - Has a location in town and includes an eatery open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
English Newsom Cellars - Open to the public, this family-owned vineyard offers tours, complete with a tasting room, hosts weddings and events, and more.
Llano Escado Winery - This is the largest premium winery in Texas, showcases the entire process from “grapes to glass” and hosts several wine festivals throughout the year.
McPherson Cellars - An urban winery known for its hundreds, yes hundreds, of awards from around the world and is located in an old coca cola bottling plant that is open to the public and loves hosting guests throughout the week.

Living in Lubbock, TX

Cost of Living in Lubbock, Texas

The overall cost of living in Lubbock homes for sale is significantly less than the state average by 13.5% and the national average by 19.3%. If you buy one of the homes for sale in Lubbock, you can expect to pay more for healthcare, while paying a little less for things like groceries and utilities, and significantly less for transportation and housing. The median household income in Lubbock, TX, is $56,529.

Weather in Lubbock, Texas

The homes in Lubbock are located in a cool, semi-arid climate and experience rather hot and dry summers and somewhat frigid winters (particularly in the mornings). The average high temperature reaches 93.4°F in July, though it’s common for there to be 100°F+ days in the summer. The average low temperature drops to 27.2°F in January. Lubbock homes typically receive about seven inches of snowfall and over 18 inches of precipitation each year.

Healthcare in Lubbock, Texas

People living in homes in Lubbock have access to some of the best healthcare around. There are several healthcare facilities in Lubbock, including Covenant Children’s Hospital (which has a labor and delivery unit and a NICU). Some of the other main hospitals in Lubbock are:

Covenant Medical Center - Has a labor and delivery unit.
University Medical Center - Has a family birth center and a NICU.

Job Market in Lubbock, TX

Lubbock, TX, still plays an important role in producing, in fact, it’s in the middle of the largest cotton-growing region in the world. With that said Lubbock's largest employers are actually a part of other industries such as education, healthcare, communications, and government. The biggest companies near Lubbock homes for sale include:

Texas Tech University
Lubbock Independent School District
Covenant Health Systems
City of Lubbock
Lubbock County
AT&T

Transportation in Lubbock, TX

The homes in Lubbock are primarily surrounded by a car-centric infrastructure. Most of the roads are laid out in a grid, however, the biggest roadways appear more as a wheel and spokes from roads entering Lubbock from all directions and one main loop circling the city. The biggest thoroughfares near the homes for sale in Lubbock include:

HWY 289 creates a loop around the entire city of Lubbock.
I-27/HWY 87 flows north and south through Lubbock.
HWY 84 flows northwest and southeast through Lubbock.
HWY 62 flows southwest and northeast through Lubbock.
HWY 114 enters from the west of Lubbock.

There’s also a public transit service serving residents of Lubbock homes called Citibus which operates several days a week to help transport locals that are commuting to and from their homes in Lubbock.

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