Why Live in Starks
Starks, a small neighborhood in Orange, offers a rural lifestyle with a focus on spacious land and modest homes. Single-family homes, primarily small cottages and midsized ranchers, are less common than large plots of undeveloped land, which range from 10 to 20 acres. Home and land prices are notably lower than the Lake Charles area average. Irby Gore Park on the western end provides local recreation with playgrounds and sports fields, while Alligator Park, 6 miles north, is a popular spot for RV camping and bass fishing. Essential services and grocery shopping often require a drive to nearby Deweyville or Dequincy, with the closest hospital located in Orange, Texas. Local businesses include Dress Like an Angel and the Starks Silver Dollar Casino, known for its burgers and fried shrimp. Community events are a staple, highlighted by the annual Mayhaw Festival, which celebrates the local mayhaw berry with carnival rides, food, and music. Smaller events are frequently hosted by the VFW and local churches. Starks High School serves the entire K-12 student population, offering agricultural clubs and family-oriented events. Interstate 10, located 11 miles south, connects residents to larger cities like Lake Charles and Orange, Texas.
Home Trends in Starks, TX
On average, homes in Starks, Orange sell after 36 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days.
Number of Homes for Sale
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Last 12 months Home Sales
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