Maedgen Area (MANA) Multifamily Home for Sale

Maedgen Area (MANA) in central Lubbock is a historic neighborhood named after Charles Ernest Maedgen, the founder of Lubbock National Bank. Spanning about one square mile, this walkable enclave features midcentury ranch-style homes, primarily built in the 1950s, with garages or carports. The homes are well-constructed, often situated on quarter-acre lots with mature trees and unique landscaping. The neighborhood is bordered by 34th and 50th streets, which are lined with local dining options such as Texas Café & Bar, known for its barbecue and live music, Lubbock’s Breakfast House & Grill, and Holly Hop Ice Cream Shoppe with its vintage 1950s interior. For daily needs, Market Street is conveniently located one block south. Recreational opportunities include Davis Park, an 8-acre space with grassy fields, a walking path, basketball court, and picnic pavilion. Maxey Park, about a mile north, offers a larger 107-acre area with a scenic lake, walking paths, baseball fields, and a playground. The Maxey Community Center within the park provides a fitness center and hosts local artists and performers. Maedgen Area students attend Maedgen Elementary School, Hutchinson Middle School, and Lubbock High School, all of which are highly rated. Lubbock High is noted for its diversity and arts programs, with notable alumni like Buddy Holly and Natalie Maines. The neighborhood is 5 miles southwest of downtown Lubbock, accessible via US Route 82, and public transit is available through Citibus. Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport is approximately 11 miles north, and the nearest emergency room is at University Medical Center, 3 miles away.