The median home value in Sylvester, TX is $98,900.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $78,700.
The national median home value is $219,700.
The average price of homes sold in Sylvester, TX is $98,900.
Approximately 56.12% of Sylvester homes are owned,
compared to 13.27% rented, while
30.61% are vacant.
Sylvester real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Sylvester real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Ekdahl-Nelson Real Estate
Big porches are where the memories are made and stories are told, and you'll have lots of opportunities for both here. Located on about 100 acres in Fisher County; this is a great property for those looking for privacy and solitude. The indoor space is charming and open. All of the bedrooms are big and the storage throughout the home is bigger. The roof has a good gutter system with rain collection. The large carport has plenty of room for multiple cars and also protects a shop on skids; all connected to the home. With near 43 acres in pasture, this property will see wildlife for sure. There are two stock tanks and one catches runoff well and measures about 1 acre in size. The back of the property features some cultivation, equipment shed, storage, stalls, and a set of working pens. The back area would be great for show animals, horses, and more. The property is cross fenced to allow separation of animals or to keep pastures free of livestock during hunts. Big porch, big opportunity.
Courtesy: Conestoga Overland Llc
Spanning over 417 acres, the Sylvester Farm offers unparalleled agricultural potential. With 11 water wells that are able to produce an impressive 1500-1800 GPM on average according to the owner, this property boasts abundant water resources rarely found on one single plot of land. The wells feed directly into an irrigation pivot, which will be included in the sale of the property. Additionally, the farm features a water pit on the southern portion of the property, previously used for selling water, offering potential revenue from future water sales. Bordered by the Clear Fork of the Brazos River on the east and north and traversed by China Creek, the land is not only fertile but also teeming with wildlife along the waterways. Currently planted in cotton, this farm is perfect for large-scale crop production, livestock, or other agricultural ventures. Its rich water supply and expansive landscape make it an exceptional investment opportunity in a scenic and resource-rich location.
