●Lexington MiddleHomes for Sale

Market Overview for Lexington Middle

There are 31 active listings in Lexington Middle with a median list price of $545K and a median sold price of $438K.

Homes average 99 days on market.

Over the past 30 days, 3 homes have sold, with 40 sales in the past 12 months.

The average price per square foot is $511.

About Lexington Middle

Lexington Middle, in Lexington Independent School District, serves middle-school grades in the LISD-Lex attendance zone. The campus enrolled approximately 228 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 10:1 as of the most recent reporting year.

The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, fine arts (band, choir, theatre), and the standard UIL middle-school athletics slate. Lexington Middle feeds Lexington High School for high school.

LISD-Lex operates 3 campuses (Elementary, Middle, High) serving approximately 1,066 students (2023-2024). Lexington ISD operates within Lee County (with extensions into Bastrop, Milam, and Williamson counties). District administration is at 8403 North Highway 77 in Lexington.

Living in Lexington Middle

Lexington ISD covers the town of Lexington (2020 Census population 1,217) and the surrounding Lee County area, with small extensions into Bastrop, Milam, and Williamson counties. The district sits along US Highway 77 approximately 60 miles east of Austin. Lexington is a long-established cattle-trading town, with a Saturday 12:30pm cattle auction that's been a fixture of the local economy for generations. Surrounding land is post-oak savanna and Blackland Prairie agricultural country. Lake Somerville State Park complex is ~30 miles east; Lake Bastrop and Bastrop State Park are ~30 miles southwest. Bryan-College Station and Texas A&M are within an hour via FM 60.

Things to Do in Lexington Middle

• Lexington Saturday Cattle Auction: Saturday 12:30pm cattle auction has been a fixture of the local economy for generations.
• Lake Somerville State Park (~30 mi E): Two-unit Texas State Park complex on Lake Somerville (Birch Creek + Nails Creek connected by Trailway).
• Lake Bastrop / Bastrop State Park (~30 mi SW): Lake Bastrop is an LCRA cooling reservoir; Bastrop State Park preserves the Lost Pines region.
• Giddings & US-77 Corridor (~12 mi S): Lee County seat with the historic 1898 Lee County Courthouse and additional retail.
• Bryan-College Station (~45 mi NE): Texas A&M University, Aggie athletics, and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library.

Major Employers in Lexington Middle

• Lexington Independent School District (Education)
• Lee County government (Local Government)
• Saturday cattle auction & local agriculture (Agriculture)
• City of Lexington (Local Government)
• Texas A&M / Bryan-College Station regional (Higher Education / Healthcare)

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