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Why Live in Kermit
Kermit, Texas, is a small community deeply rooted in the oil and gas industry, with many residents working in the Permian Basin. The downtown area features a variety of dining options, including family-style restaurants and fast-food chains. Popular spots include Chaotic Wings, Roma Pasta & Pizza, Poor Daddy’s Smokehouse, and Huddle House. Shopping is primarily focused on hardware and electronics, with grocery options available at Lowe’s Market, Dollar General, and Allsup’s. Housing in Kermit consists mostly of older homes from the 1950s, including tiny houses, stucco and brick veneer homes, and larger ranch-style properties. Many homes come with quarter-acre to 1-acre lots suitable for parking RVs and off-road vehicles. Recreational features include the Winkler County Golf Course, located 10 miles west, and several parks such as Plaza, Vest, Birtceil, and Winkler County Park, which offer playgrounds, sports fields, and dog parks. Kermit Independent School District serves the community, with schools that have average ratings. The city is known for its annual Kermit Celebration Days in September, featuring live music, food vendors, and various activities. Kermit is conveniently located near major roads, with the New Mexico border just 10 miles north and Odessa 45 miles east. The Winkler County Memorial Hospital provides 24-hour medical services within the community.
Home Trends in Kermit, TX
On average, homes in Kermit, TX sell after 24 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Kermit, TX over the last 12 months is $175,000, up 15% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.