Robinson Real Estate
Robinson, TX Real Estate: Growing Suburb Minutes From Waco
Looking for a growing suburb with strong roots and easy access to Waco? Robinson, Texas checks all the boxes. This friendly city sits along State Highway 77, just six miles south of Waco in central McLennan County. That means residents get a peaceful, family-friendly community with a short commute to Waco's shops, restaurants, and job opportunities.
Robinson's history goes back to the early 1850s, when brothers John and Levi Robinson settled the area and helped grow the community by selling small homestead lots to new families. The Robinsons even sponsored the town's very first school in 1860. Over the years, Robinson grew steadily, adding churches, stores, and cotton gins. The city officially incorporated in 1955, and it has continued growing ever since, now home to more than 12,000 residents.
Today, Robinson blends small-town charm with modern convenience. Local favorites like Rocket Cafe and Tejun/The Texas Cajun give residents plenty of tasty dining options close to home. Families enjoy spending time outdoors at Youngblood Park and Peplow Park, both popular spots for picnics, playgrounds, and weekend fun. Being just minutes from Waco also means easy access to bigger attractions like the Dr Pepper Museum, Magnolia Market, and Baylor University.
For buyers who want a welcoming, growing community with real history and quick access to Waco, Robinson is a fantastic place to call home.
Looking for a growing suburb with strong roots and easy access to Waco? Robinson, Texas checks all the boxes. This friendly city sits along State Highway 77, just six miles south of Waco in central McLennan County. That means residents get a peaceful, family-friendly community with a short commute to Waco's shops, restaurants, and job opportunities.
Robinson's history goes back to the early 1850s, when brothers John and Levi Robinson settled the area and helped grow the community by selling small homestead lots to new families. The Robinsons even sponsored the town's very first school in 1860. Over the years, Robinson grew steadily, adding churches, stores, and cotton gins. The city officially incorporated in 1955, and it has continued growing ever since, now home to more than 12,000 residents.
Today, Robinson blends small-town charm with modern convenience. Local favorites like Rocket Cafe and Tejun/The Texas Cajun give residents plenty of tasty dining options close to home. Families enjoy spending time outdoors at Youngblood Park and Peplow Park, both popular spots for picnics, playgrounds, and weekend fun. Being just minutes from Waco also means easy access to bigger attractions like the Dr Pepper Museum, Magnolia Market, and Baylor University.
For buyers who want a welcoming, growing community with real history and quick access to Waco, Robinson is a fantastic place to call home.
Most Popular
637 Hoffmeyer Lane
$375,000
Most Expensive
2524 S Robinson Drive
$990,000
Least Expensive
637 Hoffmeyer Lane
$375000
Robinson Listings Summary
Robinson - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Robinson: $682,500 / County Avg $412,800
165%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Robinson: 2,861 / County Avg 2,090
137%
Avg Price per/sqft in Robinson:$239 / County Avg $197
121%
Avg Year Built in Robinson: 1993 / County Avg 1993
100%
Avg Days on Website in Robinson: 62 / County Avg 94
66%
Robinson Real Estate Market Health
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| Neighborhoods in Robinson TX |
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| 12.508 Acres |
| Wanda Brashear Add |
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