Lubbock, Texas
South Overton Homes for Sale
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10 homes
Avg $179,970
Market Overview
South Overton Real Estate at a Glance
Current market statistics for South Overton, TX
10
Active Listings
$180K
Avg Price
Price Range
From
$29,900
To
$610,000
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About South Overton Real Estate
South Overton sits within Lubbock as a long-established residential area that draws a mix of longtime residents, university-affiliated households, and first-time buyers. The neighborhood offers a quiet, lived-in feel with streets that reflect several decades of local building patterns. Daily life tends to center around nearby parks, modest commercial strips, and short drives to larger shopping and employment centers elsewhere in the city. Residents often mention the convenience of reaching downtown Lubbock or the university campus without lengthy commutes. The local public school district serves families in the area, providing the standard range of elementary, middle, and high school options found across Lubbock. Housing stock includes a range of single-family homes built from the mid-twentieth century onward, with some properties showing updates and others retaining original features. At the moment the neighborhood has ten active listings with an average asking price of about $179,970, giving buyers a snapshot of current availability across a broad price spectrum.
Average listing price: $179,970 · 10 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
Current listings in South Overton range from roughly $29,900 to $610,000. The average asking price sits near $179,970 across the ten active properties. Buyers can therefore find options at several different price points depending on condition and size.
Parts of the neighborhood have sidewalks and nearby commercial pockets that allow residents to reach small shops or services on foot. Many households still rely on short drives for groceries or larger retail needs. Overall walkability varies block by block rather than applying uniformly across the area.
Several small parks and green spaces lie within a short drive or bike ride from most addresses in the neighborhood. Residents often use these for weekend walks, playground visits, or informal sports. Larger regional parks in Lubbock provide additional options when more extensive trails or facilities are desired.
Single-family houses make up the majority of the housing stock, with construction dates spanning several decades. Some properties have received updates while others retain original layouts and finishes. This mix gives buyers a selection of floor plans and price levels within the current ten listings.
The neighborhood falls within the Lubbock public school district, so students attend the elementary, middle, and high schools assigned to their specific address. Private and charter options also exist elsewhere in the city for families who choose them. School boundaries can shift, so checking current zoning remains the most reliable step during a home search.