Market Overview for Miller Middle
There are 208 active listings in Miller Middle with a median list price of $489K and a median sold price of $397K.
Homes average 116 days on market.
Over the past 30 days, 27 homes have sold, with 359 sales in the past 12 months.
The average price per square foot is $257.
About Miller Middle
Miller Middle, in San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District, serves grades 6-8 in the SMCISD attendance zone. The campus enrolled approximately 896 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
The campus offers Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, fine arts (band, choir, theatre, orchestra), and the standard UIL middle-school athletics slate that prepares students for SMCISD's high-school programs. Miller Middle feeds San Marcos High School for high school.
SMCISD operates 12 campuses (8 ES + 2 MS + 1 HS + Phoenix Academy alternative) serving 8,144 students (2025-26). SMCISD earned a "C" overall TEA accountability rating for 2024-2025 (76 of 100, an 8-point year-over-year improvement) and earned 36 TEA distinction designations across campuses. District administration is at 631 Mill Street in San Marcos.
Living in Miller Middle
The Miller Middle School attendance zone covers the eastern San Marcos / I-35 corridor area in SMCISD. The campus at 1500 Highway 123 sits in eastern San Marcos along SH 123. Miller MS feeds directly into San Marcos HS, serving the eastern SMCISD residential zone including parts of Martindale and the I-35 corridor toward downtown San Marcos.
San Marcos CISD covers approximately 210 square miles primarily in Hays County, with portions in Guadalupe and Caldwell counties. The principal city is San Marcos (2020 Census population 67,553) along Interstate 35, approximately 31 miles south of downtown Austin. The district also serves Martindale, Reedville, and parts of Maxwell. District administration is at 631 Mill Street in San Marcos.
Neighborhoods range from the historic downtown plaza around the Hays County Courthouse, to the Texas State University campus area, to master-planned and large-subdivision communities including Whisper, La Cima, Trace, Cottonwood Creek, Stone Creek, and Paso Robles. The Texas State campus and surrounding student-housing districts dominate the central / northern part of the city.
Day-to-day retail is anchored by the I-35 corridor including the San Marcos Premium Outlets and Tanger Outlets (two of the largest outlet shopping centers in Texas), the Posey Road / Hopkins Street college-area retail, and the LBJ Drive / The Square downtown district. Healthcare access centers on Christus Santa Rosa Hospital San Marcos.
Outdoor recreation defines life along the San Marcos River. The river's spring-fed Spring Lake on the Texas State campus is the source — a constant 72°F, supplied by the Edwards Aquifer. The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment (former Aquarena Springs site) operates glass-bottom-boat tours. Rio Vista Falls in Rio Vista Park is a popular tubing and swimming destination. The 81-mile San Marcos River flows south through Martindale and Luling to the Guadalupe.
Things to Do in Miller Middle
- San Marcos River & Rio Vista Falls: The San Marcos River — spring-fed from the Edwards Aquifer at Spring Lake, constant 72°F — flows ~81 miles south. Rio Vista Falls in Rio Vista Park has three drop features for tubing and swimming.
- Texas State University: Founded 1899; the fifth-largest public university in Texas. The campus features Old Main (1903), Spring Lake, Bobcat Stadium, and a public art collection.
- Meadows Center for Water and the Environment: Texas State University research and education center at Spring Lake — the source of the San Marcos River. Acquired by the university in 1994 on the former Aquarena Springs amusement-park site.
- San Marcos Premium Outlets & Tanger Outlets: Two of the largest outlet shopping centers in Texas, on Centerpoint Road just east of I-35, drawing shoppers from across Texas, Mexico, and beyond.
- Historic Downtown San Marcos & The Square: The Hays County Courthouse anchors a historic downtown square along LBJ Drive, with restaurants, bars, music venues, and the Wittliff Collections / Jones Center.
Major Employers in Miller Middle
- Texas State University (Higher Education): Founded 1899; one of the largest public universities in Texas with approximately 44,596 students (fall 2025). Among the largest single-employer concentrations in San Marcos.
- San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District (Education): SMCISD is one of the largest employers in central San Marcos, with administration at 631 Mill Street and 12 campuses serving 8,144 students (2025-26).
- Christus Santa Rosa Hospital San Marcos (Healthcare): Acute-care hospital in San Marcos (formerly Central Texas Medical Center).
- San Marcos Premium Outlets & Tanger Outlets (Retail): Two of the largest outlet shopping centers in Texas; significant retail employment along the I-35 corridor.
- City of San Marcos / Hays County government (Local Government): Municipal government for the city plus the Hays County seat (the county courthouse anchors the downtown square).
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does Miller Middle serve?
Miller Middle serves grades 6-8 in San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District. The campus enrolled approximately 896 students with a pupil-teacher ratio of about 15:1 as of the most recent reporting year.
What is Miller Middle's feeder high school?
Miller Middle feeds San Marcos High School for grades 9-12.
How is Miller Middle rated?
Miller Middle operates inside San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District. SMCISD earned a "C" overall TEA accountability rating for 2024-2025 (76 of 100, an 8-point year-over-year improvement) and earned 36 TEA distinction designations across campuses.
Which programs does the campus offer?
Miller Middle runs Gifted & Talented services, Special Education programming, fine arts (band, choir, theatre, orchestra), and the standard UIL middle-school athletics slate.
How many schools does SMCISD operate?
SMCISD operates 12 campuses (8 ES + 2 MS + 1 HS + Phoenix Academy alternative) serving 8,144 students (2025-26): 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools (Goodnight Middle, Miller Middle), and 1 comprehensive high school (San Marcos HS; UIL Class 6A).
