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Abilene Real Estate For Sale In TX

Abilene

Where the Texas Hill Country Ends and West Texas begins is Abilene, TX. Once thought of only in conjunction with the cattle business, it is now filled with colleges, an air force base, and has a flair for the arts. Though Abilene has a lot going on, it’s still rather low-key compared to other cities in Texas. If you’re looking for Texas real estate in a relaxed atmosphere while still having access to big-city amenities, Abilene real estate listings may fit your style.

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1310 Willow Pond Road

Abilene, TX 79602

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13049 County Road 302

Abilene, TX 79601

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1302 Westheimer Road #105

Abilene, TX 79601

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4817 Many Waters Drive

Abilene, TX 79602

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617 N Crockett Street

Abilene, TX 79603

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Abilene, TX, Real Estate Market

Like most of Texas, the Abilene real estate market has balanced out in recent years, with homes lasting on the market for about 45 days before they go pending. About 12% of homes in Abilene sell above the list price, but about 29% of home listings experience price drops before being sold. The average price of homes for sale in Abilene is around $220K.

The vast majority of the Abilene real estate housing stock is made up of single-family homes, with nearly half being three-bedroom homes, though two-bedroom homes are typical too. Almost 80% of Abilene's real estate was developed from the 1940s through the 1990s. A lot of the older homes in Abilene have a siding exterior. It's still common to see new construction homes for sale in Abilene, too, and they primarily consist of brick, stone, or a mixture of both.

Abilene, TX, Real Estate Sampler

Impact / Buck Creek

Located north of I-20, the Impact and Buck Creek area is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods to purchase Abilene real estate. Until a few years ago, this area was primarily farmland, but today it's booming with new construction homes for sale in Abilene.

Homes for sale in the Impact / Buck Creek area range from $250K to $325K. These homes for sale in Abilene are single-story homes with a brick exterior and three to four bedrooms.

Wylie

Situated on the southwest side of Abilene real estate, the properties in the Wylie community are well-kept and clean, regardless of how new or old, big or small they are. It's common to find homes in small neighborhoods with easy-to-manage yards and houses on more extensive tracts of land. Abilene real estate for sale in Wylie starts around $165K for a fixer-upper and tops out at around $1.4M for a sprawling estate on several acres.

Sears Park

Just south of where I-20 and HWY 277 cross is the Sears Park area. The homes for sale in Sears Park tend to be older and modest in size. They’re also some of the most affordable homes in Abilene, making them perfect for first-time homebuyers or investment properties. Abilene real estate for sale in Sears Park ranges from $70K to $165K.

Distance to Other Cities From Abilene, Texas

217 miles to Austin, TX
163 miles to Lubbock, TX
89 miles to San Angelo, TX
453 miles to El Paso, TX
150 miles to Fort Worth, TX

Schools in Abilene, TX

Residents living in Abilene real estate are served by two school districts: Abilene Independent School District (AISD) and Wylie Independent School District (WISD). There are three high schools in Abilene:

Abilene High School (AISD)
Cooper High School (AISD)
Wylie High School (WISD)

Abilene is also very much a college town. There isn't one massive college or university here, but three leading colleges and several smaller schools for students furthering their education. The three largest university campuses near Abilene real estate are:

Abilene Christian University
Hardin-Simmons University
McMurry University

Frequently Asked Questions About Abilene, TX, Real Estate

What’s the zip code for real estate in Abilene, Texas?

The zip codes covering the real estate in Abilene, TX, are:

79601 | 79602 | 79605 | 79606 | 79603 | 79525

Where is the nearest commercial airport to Abilene, Texas?

The Abilene Regional Airport is 6 miles from the city center. Still, it's common for Abilene residents to drive to one of the two major airports in DFW before flying to and from their destination.

DFW Airport - 173 miles or about two and a half hours from Abilene.
Dallas Love Field Airport - 184 miles or roughly two hours and 45 minutes from Abilene.

What county is Abilene, TX, in?

Abilene is in both Taylor County and Jones County. Abilene is also the county seat for Taylor County.

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

Best for New Construction Homes: Impact / Buck Creek

Best for Acreage: Wylie

Best for Affordability: Sears Park

How far is Houston, TX, from Abilene, Texas?

Houston, TX, is 354 miles or about five and a half hours away from Abilene, TX.

What is Abilene, TX, famous or known for?

Abilene, TX, was named after Abilene, KS, by cattlemen who used the town to exchange cattle with the Texas and Pacific Railroad. Since then, Abilene, TX, has developed into a city that appreciates the arts. Abilene is home to several art galleries, has an established orchestra, and has also been dubbed the "Official Storybook Capital of America" for incorporating statues from classic children's literature around the city.

Is Abilene a good place to live?

Many people enjoy living in Abilene for its blend of a laid-back atmosphere and big-city amenities. Abilene is also a college town, which brings in a great diversity of people. Overall, Abilene is a great place to live with great schools, a plethora of housing options, and a decent nightlife, and it is one of the most affordable cities in Texas.

Things to Do in Abilene, TX

Attractions in Abilene, Texas

Center for Contemporary Arts - With over 70 artists and ten studios, the Center for Contemporary Arts is only one of Abilene’s many art galleries. This arts center regularly rotates their exhibits to showcase local, regional, and even nationally-known arts across several types of mediums.
Abilene Zoo - One of Abilene's biggest attractions is the Abilene Zoo, as it's incredibly family-friendly and hosts events and camps several times a year. Visitors can even go on tours to get up close and personal with various animals like giraffes, reptiles, anteaters, and more!

Parks in Abilene, Texas

Redbud Park - Easily Abilene’s most-popular park, located on the southwest side of the city. Residents of Abilene real estate come to Redbud Park for the sports fields, picnic areas, and to cool off at the splash pad in the summer months.
Grover Nelson Park - Located on the east side of Abilene, with walking trails, a playground, and a picnic area, all covered with mature shady Mesquite trees.
Scarborough Park - Situated on the far west side of Abilene, Scarborough Park is a popular summertime park for its splash pad and playground. Scarborough Park also has baseball fields for youth recreation play.

Golf Courses in Abilene, Texas

Abilene Country Club - is a members-only club with two 18-hole golf courses and stunning wide, Mesquite tree-lined fairways. Members can also access tennis courts, a pool, a fitness center, and dining options.
Diamondback National Golf Club - A popular public golf course located on the southwest side of Abilene. Golfers visiting the Diamondback can access cart rentals, golf lessons, and a shop.

Living in Abilene, TX

Cost of Living in Abilene, Texas

The overall cost of living in Abilene, TX, is 14.9% lower than the state average and 20.7% lower than the national average. If you live in Abilene real estate, you’ll likely pay more for utilities and healthcare, about the same for groceries, and significantly less for housing (30.1%) and transportation (34.8%) than the rest of Texas. The median household income in Abilene, TX, is $54,037.

Weather in Abilene, Texas

The Abilene real estate lies in humid subtropical and semiarid climates. Summers are typically hot and dry, with the average high temperatures reaching 96.4°F in July. Winters can be pretty cold and chilly, with the average low temperatures dipping to 33.7°F in January. Abilene real estate receives about 25 inches of precipitation each year.

Healthcare in Abilene, Texas

Residents living in Abilene real estate have access to two hospitals through the Hendrick Medical System, one on the north end and the other on the south end of Abilene. Both campuses have a labor and delivery unit and a level III NICU.

Job Market in Abilene, TX

Though Abilene's economy initially gained traction in the agricultural and livestock industries, the city has diversified its economy to include the education, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and petroleum industries through the years. The biggest employers near Abilene real estate are:

Dyess Air Force Base
Hendrick Health System
Abilene ISD
Abilene Christian University
City and County Governments
Abilene State Supported Living Center
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas
Abilene Regional Medical Center
Wylie ISD
Eagle Aviation Services
Hardin-Simmons University

Transportation in Abilene, TX

Transportation in Abilene is car-dependent, and several major roadways around the city make commuting convenient. Three roads in Abilene create a loop:

I-20 flows east and west along the north side of Abilene.
HWY 287 flows north and south along the west side of Abilene.
Loop 322 flows along the east side of Abilene, connecting HWY 287 on the south end of Abilene to I-20 on the northeast part of the city.

Abilene also has public transportation service through CityLink Abilene, providing 14 routes across the city.

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