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Why Live in Jefferson

Jefferson is a historic East Texas city with an eclectic mix of housing and a popular downtown commercial district that hosts year-round events. Housing options range from restored 1800s homes to midcentury ranch-style homes and contemporary custom homes to cottage-style and manufactured homes on secluded lots. Popular downtown dining options include Riverport Bar-B-Que, Austin Street Bistro and Kitt's Kornbread Sandwich & Pie Bar, while shops such as Jefferson General Store, open since the 1850s, add small-town charm. Signature events include Mardi Gras Upriver in February, the Historic Jefferson Pilgrimage in the spring, the Battle for Jefferson Civil War re-enactment in May and the Candlelight Tour of Homes in December.

Outdoor recreation centers on the nearly 19,000-acre Lake O' the Pines and the winding Big Cypress Bayou closer to the heart of town. Buckhorn Creek Park on the lake offers a boat ramp, picnic areas and campsites, while Big Cypress Bayou is popular with paddlers and anglers. East of the city near the Louisiana state line, Caddo Lake State Park features paddling trails through bald cypress groves.

The Jefferson Independent School District serves students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade across four campuses, and Jefferson Christian Academy is a private co-ed boarding school for 9th through 12th graders. U.S. Route 59 connects residents to regional employment centers in Marshall, about 17 miles away, and Longview, about 40 miles away.

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