Mexia Real Estate
Mexia, TX Real Estate: Lake Life, Rich History & Small-Town Charm
Looking for a Texas town packed with history and outdoor fun? Mexia (pronounced "muh-HAY-uh") could be the perfect fit. This city sits in Limestone County, right where U.S. Highway 84 meets State Highways 14 and 171. Mexia's friendly motto says it best: "A great place to live, no matter how you pronounce it."
Mexia has one of the most exciting stories in Texas history. The town was named after General José Antonio Mexía, a hero of the Texas Revolution. Things stayed fairly quiet here until 1920, when oil was discovered nearby. Almost overnight, the population jumped from 4,000 people to 50,000! Workers, business owners, and fortune-seekers rushed in from all over, turning Mexia into one of the wildest oil boomtowns in Texas history. Though the boom eventually slowed down, that exciting chapter still shapes the town's spirit today.
Nature lovers will love being close to Fort Parker State Park, just a short drive south of town. This 1,458-acre park has a 750-acre lake for swimming, fishing, and kayaking, plus miles of hiking trails and beautiful sunset views. History fans can also visit Old Fort Parker, a rebuilt pioneer fort, and the Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site, both loaded with stories from Texas's past. Around town, families enjoy Hughes City Park, while shoppers and diners have plenty of local spots to explore.
With deep Texas roots, big lake access, and a strong sense of community, Mexia is a great choice for buyers who want small-town character with a lot of history and outdoor adventure nearby.
Looking for a Texas town packed with history and outdoor fun? Mexia (pronounced "muh-HAY-uh") could be the perfect fit. This city sits in Limestone County, right where U.S. Highway 84 meets State Highways 14 and 171. Mexia's friendly motto says it best: "A great place to live, no matter how you pronounce it."
Mexia has one of the most exciting stories in Texas history. The town was named after General José Antonio Mexía, a hero of the Texas Revolution. Things stayed fairly quiet here until 1920, when oil was discovered nearby. Almost overnight, the population jumped from 4,000 people to 50,000! Workers, business owners, and fortune-seekers rushed in from all over, turning Mexia into one of the wildest oil boomtowns in Texas history. Though the boom eventually slowed down, that exciting chapter still shapes the town's spirit today.
Nature lovers will love being close to Fort Parker State Park, just a short drive south of town. This 1,458-acre park has a 750-acre lake for swimming, fishing, and kayaking, plus miles of hiking trails and beautiful sunset views. History fans can also visit Old Fort Parker, a rebuilt pioneer fort, and the Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site, both loaded with stories from Texas's past. Around town, families enjoy Hughes City Park, while shoppers and diners have plenty of local spots to explore.
With deep Texas roots, big lake access, and a strong sense of community, Mexia is a great choice for buyers who want small-town character with a lot of history and outdoor adventure nearby.
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Mexia Listings Summary
Mexia - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Mexia: $599,000 / County Avg $353,500
169%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Mexia: 3,367 / County Avg 2,468
136%
Avg Price per/sqft in Mexia:$178 / County Avg $143
124%
Avg Year Built in Mexia: 1983 / County Avg 1979
100%
Avg Days on Website in Mexia: 180 / County Avg 233
77%
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