c.1935 Texas Tudor Revival For Sale $175K
$175,000
This delightful 2-bedroom, 1-bath Texas tudor revival, dating back to 1935, is brimming with character and awaits a visionary touch to restore and personalize it into a timeless gem.
Realtor Comments
The solid structure and hardwood floors provide a strong foundation, but the home would benefit from updates such as modernizing the kitchen and bathroom, refreshing the paint throughout, and addressing any dated fixtures or finishes. Please Call Jenna Toland for more information-
- 2bed
- 1bath
- Circa 1935
800 N Woods St, Sherman, TX 75092 $175,000
If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in the post below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.
Contact Realtor: Mike Harrison
Pros
Affordable Cost of Living & Housing
Overall living costs are roughly 9–15% below the national average
Homes are priced lower than Dallas-area equivalents—current median around $219K, with new builds starting in the low $300Ks; rents typically under $1,200/month
Proximity to Dallas–Fort Worth
Situated about 60–70 miles north of Dallas on US‑75, Sherman allows commuting or weekend access to big-city amenities without excessive cost.
Booming Job Market & Economic Growth
Economic investments are fueling growth—major employers include Texas Instruments, GlobiTech, Tyson Foods, and regional health systems. The arrival of a $30B TI semiconductor fab has added thousands of jobs
Strong Community & Family-Focused Environment
Sherman retains a friendly, small-city atmosphere with community events like Hot Summer Nights, festivals, and vibrant downtown markets
“Sherman is a great place to raise a family. The people here are so welcoming…”
Excellent Education & Recreation
Sherman ISD earns solid “B” grades, and a new high school opened in 2021. Austin College and Grayson College add higher-ed depth
Numerous parks, trails (e.g. Fairview Park), Lake Texoma nearby, plus cultural sites like jazz and outlaw museums
⚠️ Cons
Infrastructure & Commute Strains
Rapid growth has led to increased traffic and infrastructure pressure—US‑75 often congested during peak hours
“Construction on US75 in Sherman… traffic is not bad at all—it’s just a lot of miles.”
Limited Urban Amenities & Nightlife
Despite retail growth, Sherman lacks the full range of specialty shops, cultural venues, and nightlife found in larger cities
Job Market Constraints for Some
While growth is strong, specialized opportunities may be limited—and some locals struggle to find work in certain fields
“Finding a good job here can be a challenge… there aren’t many opportunities for career growth.”
Public Transit Is Minimal
A small regional bus service (TAPS) exists, but most commutes rely on personal vehicles
Hot, Humid Summers & Severe Storms
Summers are intensely hot with humidity, and the region faces thunderstorms—even tornado risk occasionally
