c.1927 Affordable Texas Home For Sale $59,900
$59,900
c.1927 Affordable Texas Home for sale with a great price tag! This would make for a wonderful starter home. Good location too.
Realtor Comments
Adorable home located in central Wichita Falls is move in ready. This 2 bedroom, 1 bath, and 1 car garage has an additional space for an office. It has original hardwoods that just needs to be stained to the color of your liking. Call for a showing of this cute home.
- 2 bed
- 1 bath
- Circa 1927
2310 Kings Hwy, Wichita Falls, TX 76301 $59,900
- Contact Realtor: Kelly Ho-Montoya
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Pros of Living in Wichita Falls, TX
1. Affordable Cost of Living
One of the biggest draws. Housing, utilities, and groceries are significantly cheaper than the national average.
Median home prices and rents are very reasonable.
2. Low Traffic & Easy Commutes
Commute times are short, with most places accessible in 10–20 minutes.
No big-city congestion.
3. Friendly, Close-Knit Community
Residents often describe the city as friendly and welcoming.
Good place for those who appreciate a slower pace and tight-knit neighborhoods.
4. Access to Nature & Outdoor Activities
Lake Wichita, Lucy Park, and Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge (an hour away) offer outdoor opportunities.
Trails, fishing, and boating are popular.
5. Military Presence (Sheppard AFB)
Sheppard Air Force Base contributes to the economy and diversity.
Some economic stability comes from the base’s presence.
6. Low Taxes
Texas has no state income tax, which can be a financial advantage.
Cons of Living in Wichita Falls, TX
1. Limited Job Market
Employment options can be narrow, especially in tech or highly specialized industries.
The economy is reliant on healthcare, education, oil, and the military base.
2. Weather Extremes
Very hot summers with temps often over 100°F.
Occasional ice storms and tornadoes due to its location in “Tornado Alley.”
3. Limited Entertainment and Cultural Offerings
Smaller selection of restaurants, shopping, and nightlife compared to larger cities.
Not a cultural hub — limited museums, concerts, and diverse events.
4. Education Quality Varies
Public schools are average at best, depending on the district.
Not a major college town, although Midwestern State University is located here.
5. Economic Challenges
Some areas struggle with poverty and lower wages.
Growth is slower compared to Texas metros like Austin, Dallas, or Houston.
