c.1950 Texas Farmhouse For Sale on Acre $189K
$189,000
Realtor Comments
2 bedroom 1 bath home in the Hochiem countryside. This 1,336 sqft home is nestled in the quiet area of Hochiem, Tx. The interior of the home has the timeless Craftsman style touches such as heavy cased doorways, base boards and tall ceilings. Oak floors carry you from room to room and give you a feeling of comfort and home. A massive utility room has enough space for not only a laundry area but also for other uses, such as office space. The galley kitchen has plenty of cabinet space and storage. Only 10 minutes from Yoakum, 18 minutes from Shiner, 20 minutes from Cuero and 20 minutes from Gonzales. Come get a taste of the county life!
- 2bd
- 1ba
- 1,336sqft
- 1 acre
- Circa 1950
668 FM443, Yoakum, TX 77995
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: Jeff T. Pesek 361-772-3702,Pesek Property, LLC
Pros of Living in Yoakum
- Very affordable cost of living
Housing is a major draw, with relatively low home prices compared to state and national averages, making homeownership more accessible. - Small-town, tight-knit community
Yoakum has a slower pace of life where neighbors tend to know each other, and community events and local traditions play a big role in daily life. - Low crime compared to larger cities
Overall safety is generally considered better than many urban areas, contributing to a more relaxed, family-friendly environment. - Short commute times
Getting around is easy, with relatively quick drives and less congestion than major metro areas. - Access to basic amenities
Local shops, parks, and small businesses cover everyday needs, with larger cities within driving distance for additional options.
Cons of Living in Yoakum
- Limited job opportunities
The local economy is smaller, with fewer high-paying or specialized career paths available, often requiring commuting or remote work. - Fewer entertainment and dining options
Nightlife, shopping variety, and cultural activities are limited compared to larger cities, so residents often travel elsewhere for more options. - Lower educational attainment levels
The percentage of residents with college degrees is below the national average, which can reflect fewer professional job opportunities locally. - Car-dependent lifestyle
There’s little to no public transportation, so owning a vehicle is essentially necessary for daily life. - Smaller-town isolation for some people
While peaceful for many, others may find it too quiet or limited in social and cultural variety.
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