Weimar, TX Mobile Home for Sale

Resident and Realtor Missy Henderson describes Weimar as “a small, quiet little town” and “a very faith-based area.” She says these qualities of the town – which sits between Austin, Houston and San Antonio – have attracted residents in recent years, particularly young families moving to the area. “We’ve had an influx of that, partially due to the homesteading trend and the farmhouse trend that have been popular,” she says. “People are looking to get back to the basics.” For Weimar residents, “the basics” means having a house on a couple acres of land, knowing their neighbors’ names and spending Saturdays at the ballpark watching their kids play baseball. “It really is a Pinterest dream for a lot of people,” she says. Ranch-style homes are typical in Weimar, with some bungalows and New Traditional homes mixed in. Lots are large, with most sitting on at least an acre and many sitting on 5- or 10-plus acres. “We have a beautiful countryside with rolling hills and a good mix of open land and trees,” Henderson says. “It’s a rural town, so most people live in the country.” Weimar’s market moves slowly: homes sell after an average of 141 days, far greater than the national average of