$75,000
- 3 Beds
- 1 Bath
- 1,118 Sq Ft
610 Ralls Rd, Post, TX 79356
Sandra Davis
Our Texas Real Estate Group
(806) 606-6656
$75,000
610 Ralls Rd, Post, TX 79356
Sandra Davis
Our Texas Real Estate Group
(806) 606-6656
$3,699,000
0 Fm 261 Unit 24915294, Post, TX 79356
0 Fm 261 Unit 24915294, Post, TX 79356$565,000
1005 North Ave S, Post, TX 79356
Casey McNeely McNeely Real Estate LLC
$89,900
632 County Rd 230, Post, TX 79356
632 County Rd 230, Post, TX 79356$642,369
3013 W 15th St, Post, TX 79356
Logan Harrison Keller Williams Realty
$179,000
908 W Main St, Post, TX 79356
Dianne Griffin Exit Realty of Lubbock
$199,000
114 N Avenue O, Post, TX 79356
Dianne Griffin Exit Realty of Lubbock
$145,000
408 Mohawk Dr, Post, TX 79356
Tony Dietz Integrity Real Estate Partners
$59,429
0 County Road 24, Post, TX 79356
0 County Road 24, Post, TX 79356$160,000
AB 304 SEC 1225 EL & 24 138 Acres Blk 11 24 138 Acres, Post, TX 79356
AB 304 SEC 1225 EL & 24 138 Acres Blk 11 24 138 Acres, Post, TX 79356$124,500
302 W 10th St, Post, TX 79356
Jenifer Hudman Keller Williams Realty
$150,000
714 N Avenue M, Post, TX 79356
Austin Brown Progressive Properties
$174,950
1006 W 11th St, Post, TX 79356
Jacky Howard jHoward Realty, Inc.
$565,000
1005 N Ave S, Post, TX 79356
Casey McNeely McNeely Real Estate LLC
$99,999
515 S Avenue R, Post, TX 79356
Lauren Walden eXp Realty LLC
$149,000
315 North Ave N, Post, TX 79356
Kerri Shields Exit Realty of Lubbock
Post, Texas, located about 40 miles southeast of Lubbock, is a small city rooted in oil fields, agriculture, and textiles. The town, with a population of around 4,800, has seen some residents move to larger city centers, yet it remains a hub for hunting, ranching, and cotton farming. The residential area features a mix of bungalows and midcentury ranch-style homes, many with attached garages or shaded carports. Central lots are about a quarter acre, while properties on the outskirts may include stables and larger fenced areas. Post City Park offers a pond, walking path, playground, and basketball courts, making it a local favorite. The Garza County Historical Museum showcases mammoth fossils, Native American artifacts, and cowboy memorabilia. Lake Alan Henry, 25 miles away, provides opportunities for boating, fishing, and camping. Downtown Post features a brick-paved Main Street with boutiques, clothing and furniture stores, and dining options like George’s Restaurant and Holly’s Drive In. Major highways U.S. routes 84 and 380 intersect in Post, facilitating commutes to Lubbock, which is home to University Medical Center and Covenant Health. The Post Stampede Rodeo, held in August, includes roping, riding, parades, live music, and a Cowboy Chuckwagon Cookoff. Restoration efforts are underway at the Old Presbyterian Church, a historic building from 1915.
On average, homes in Post, TX sell after 35 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Post, TX over the last 12 months is $186,600, up 24% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.