Sitting in between Dallas and Fort Worth, Midlothian is known for its blue-collar roots and is anchored by the cement and steel industries, known as the “Cement Capital of Texas”. The city is also home to Railport, a large industrial and distribution park along U.S. 67 and MidTexas International Center's Auto Park. Midlothian has retained its charm through the decades while managing its increasing growth to a blossoming community of over 41,000 residents. "It's a small town feel with a tight-knit community, known for its local festivals and parades," says Jackie McDonald, broker associate with Fathom Realty, who sells houses in the area.
Midlothian, TX has the largest cement plant In the area giving it the title of Cement Capitol.
Discover the rural lifestyle offered in the historic town of Midlothian, TX.
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Take a visit to The Midlothian Farmers Market
Midlothian has 14 green spaces sprawled through the city, where locals play sports or enjoy the outdoors. The city's history lives at Heritage Park within Newton Cabin, the original homestead of one of the earliest settlers in the area in the late 1800s. Heritage Park is located downtown and next to City Hall, hosting a Farmers Market every Saturday, starting in spring and continuing until autumn. Midlothian Community Park, opened in 2022, is highlighted by a 105-acre multipurpose recreational complex. The complex includes 13 soccer and football fields, an inclusive playground and a splash pad. Mockingbird Nature Park is a 62-acre nature preserve with hiking trails, butterfly gardens and wildflowers.
Artisans and bakers sell their goods at the Midlothian Farmers Market.
Locals gather on Saturday mornings to shop at the Midlothian Farmers Market.
The Midlothian Farmers Market takes place in historic Heritage Park.
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A rotating calendar of events await
Midlothian offers residents events and festivities that coincide with the changing seasons. The flowers blooming is a sign of spring and Annual Play Day, a family affair with sports festivities, a concert and giveaways. The beginning of December marks the annual Christmas Tree Lighting, which lights up Heritage Park to start the holiday season. Locals who love local tunes flock to the Concert Series in the summer and fall months. Other events include an Easter egg hunt, Independence Day fireworks and a Halloween Trick-or-Treat downtown.
Midlothian's Downtown Trick or Treat takes place alongside the end of the Scarecrow event.
Downtown Trick or Treat features spots for kids in costumes to pick up candy.
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Choice between new construction and historic homes
The median home sales price in Midlothian is around $500,000, with ranch-style, cottages and Craftsman as the common constructions. Older homes near downtown usually range from $250,000 to $400,000, while 21st-century homes with over 3,000 square feet can hover well over $500,000. Midlothian has steadily developed in the last several years, offering many planned communities with pools and clubhouses. The Prairie Ridge neighborhood is a master-planned community tucked away off the highway, with several thousand homes planned as the area continues to grow. The neighborhood also has private and public parks and other amenities.
Enjoy country living in a styled ranch Home in Midlothian, TX.
Downtown Midlothian, TX has historic craftsman homes.
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Midlothian Independent School District gets an A-minus grade
Students may be part of the Midlothian Independent School District, earning an A-minus and ranked the #1 best school district in Ellis County by Niche. The school district has eight elementary schools, three middle schools and two high schools. Midlothian Heritage High School and Midlothian High School each receive an A-minus from Niche. Both high schools offer career and technical education in aerospace engineering, horticulture and video game design.
Children in Midlothian TX can attend Vitrovsky Elementary.
LaRue Miller Elementary School Is Community Strong For Education in Midlothian TX
Midlothian Heritage High School in Midlothian truly cares for every child and staff member.
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Mom and pop shops are mainstays in Midlothian
The retail and restaurant scene in Midlothian centers around mom-and-pop shops and other local businesses. Downtown features several modest boutiques and eateries in historic buildings. "Our best hidden gem is Villa Italiana. It's bring your own wine, but it has absolutely the best food," McDonald says. Shopping centers, like Midlothian Plaza and Midlothian Towne Crossing, have larger big-box stores like Walmart, Kroger and Ross, all within a couple of miles of each other.
Villa Italiana in Midlothian, TX is a hidden gem for Italian Food.
Shop For games, get your nails done or have lunch at Midlothian Crossings in Midlothian, TX.
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Get to Dallas and Fort Worth in under 40 miles
With no public transportation, Midlothian residents rely on their vehicles to get around. Highway 67 is the primary roadway to Dallas, about 25 miles away. Highway 287 is the main highway leading to Fort Worth, about 30 miles away. Travelers are about 35 miles from Dallas Love Field Airport and 33 miles from DFW International Airport, offering international and domestic flights around the clock. Methodist Midlothian Medical Center is a nearby hospital.
Dallas, a modern metropolis in North Texas, is both a commercial and cultural hub of the region.
A fan-favorite, Billy Bob's in Fort Worth is a large dance hall offering two-step classes.
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Crime and environmental factors
Midlothian property and crime rates are lower than the national average. Property crime rates have mostly stayed the same, with one dip down in 2023. Violent crime rates have continued to trend down in the last few years. The city's location in North Texas means Midlothian residents are subject to potential flooding, tornadoes and extreme heat.
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On average, homes in Midlothian, TX sell after 99 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Midlothian, TX over the last 12 months is $489,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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