Townhomes for Sale in Paulann, San Angelo

Situated at the northeast tip of San Angelo, where U.S. Route 67 branches off in the direction of Dallas, Paulann is a community partly comprised of industry and partly made up of residences. The unoccupied northern portion of Paulann includes warehouses and stockyards for both cattle and cargo trains. “San Angelo was founded as a long-time ranching community,” says Ray McKim, a professional landman who has lived in the city for 40 years. “It also has railroad roots, as we had a railroad to Fort Worth before anyone else did.” This industrial area is also home to the San Angelo Landfill, as well as the county jail. The southern portion has a few retailers, but the majority of this half is residential. In this more inhabited area is PaulAnn Church, a popular and well-attended namesake Christian-faith church where thousands of members worship. Traffic cuts through Paulann, as U.S. Route 277 converges with U.S. Route 67 on the east side of the community. State Loop 306 filters into this merger as well. “They’re extending Interstate 27 through San Angelo,” McKim says. “A lot of people don’t care, but others aren’t ready for the city to grow.” Concho Valley Transit services the area,