MAGNOLIA NEW HOME COMMUNITIES

Magnolia: More Than a Scenic Small Town

About an hour northwest of Houston is the little city of Magnolia, about 4.5 square miles in area. Its last population on record was just over 2,000 residents, but Magnolia’s economy and community are on the rise. Homebuyers searching for small town charm in a growing town will find it in Magnolia.

Named for the magnolia trees in the area, this beautiful little city has a lot to offer. It was recognized as a “scenic city” by Scenic Texas in 2015. Scenic Texas recognizes cities in Texas for their dedication to high-quality standards in public spaces and roadways. Since Magnolia is expected to undergo change over the next 20 years, homebuyers will feel secure knowing that the growth will be thoughtful and well-planned, while still maintaining that iconic small town charm.Named for the magnolia trees in the area, this beautiful little city has a lot to offer. It was recognized as a “scenic city” by Scenic Texas in 2015. Scenic Texas recognizes cities in Texas for their dedication to high-quality standards in public spaces and roadways. Since Magnolia is expected to undergo change over the next 20 years, homebuyers will feel secure knowing that the growth will be thoughtful and well-planned, while still maintaining that iconic small town charm.

Small Town, Big Amenities

Though it is a small town, residents have plenty to see and do. In the heart of Magnolia lies Lone Pint Brewery, an eco-conscious brewery that specializes in hoppy ales in a neighborhood setting. Just down the road is 50s-style restaurant Magnolia Diner, where the whole family can enjoy breakfast or burgers in a retro atmosphere. Rancho Grande Bar and Grill, a lively Tex-Mex cantina, is a little further west.

When the weather is nice, homebuyers can bring the family to Unity Park. The 30-acre park and wildlife reserve has a splash pad, skateboarding park, playgrounds, and trails. It also hosts community events like concerts and festivals. Heading downtown? The Historic Magnolia Depot is open most weekends with free admission. The family can enjoy The Stroll afterward, a shaded pedestrian walkway featuring public art, street arbors, and businesses along the way. For those heading out of downtown, Farmer’s Market on Tamina in east Magnolia is worth a look. This family-friendly market is held every Saturday and boasts up to 50 vendors specializing in baked goods, artisanal foods, beverages, crafts, and more.

Homebuyers will also enjoy the conveniences available in Magnolia. Brookshire Brothers grocery store and Walgreens are located off Magnolia Blvd, as well as the post office and Magnolia Hardware & Supply. Daycares and schools in the Magnolia Independent School District are centrally located as well.

If your clients are looking to be a part of a small yet growing community, take them on a tour of Magnolia today! Many new homes are being built in the area, so your clients are sure to find their dream home in Magnolia.