222 S Willow Street, Texas City, TX 77591

$99,900 Asking Price

3 beds
2 baths
1,732  sqft
Built in 1982

This single-story home, located on a 0.42-acre corner lot with mature shade trees, features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The floorplan includes wood floors throughout the formal living and dining rooms, a den, a centrally located breakfast area, and a galley kitchen with a gas cooktop, single oven, and granite-inspired laminate countertops. The property includes a screened back porch and a large yard. There are no HOA dues or restrictions, allowing for various possibilities. The home is situated just off Texas Avenue, with quick access to Highway 3, 3.5 miles from the College of the Mainland, and a 20-minute drive to the Galveston Seawall.

Features & Amenities

Interior

General:
All Bedrooms Down,En-Suite Bath,Primary Bed - 1st Floor,Split Plan
Flooring:
Wood
A/C:
true, Electric
Heating:
true, Electric

Exterior

Style:
Ranch

Construction

Roofing:
Composition
General:
Wood Siding, 1, Block & Beam

Location

Originating MLS:
Houston Association of Realtors
School District:
52 - Texas City
County:
Galveston

Lot

Zoning:
ABST 148 P J MENARD SUR W PT OF LOTS 6 & 7 (6-1) BLK B WILLI, 766000020006001

Utilities

Water:
Public
Sewer:
Public Sewer

Financial

Source:
Houston Association of Realtors

This listing courtesy of:
JPAR - The Sears Group, Lynn Beardslee

About Texas City, TX

Housing

Number of Units
18,620
Median Home Value
$131,729
Median Rent
$841

44.93% of housing units are renter occupied.

9.10% are vacant.

Commute

Car
85.56%
Public Transportation
1.07%
Walk to Work
1.38%
Work from Home
10.81%
Other
0.06%

The median travel time to work is 22 minutes.

People

Population
44,527
Median Age
37.10
Median Household Size
2.74

Education

High School
34.07%
Associate’s Degree
9.66%
Bachelor’s Degree
12.07%
Graduate Degree
4.15%

Disclaimer: Community and Demographic information uses data from the U.S. Census Bureau but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

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