Grimes County Is Home To Small Towns And Happy Residents

By Kathy Scott Friday, June 23, 2017

If you're looking for a home in Texas that has small town appeal and historic appeal, Grimes County has a home waiting for you. The cities of Anderson, Bedias, Iola, Navasota each have their own unique qualities that make them the ideal place to buy a home.

Anderson is the county seat of Grimes County, yet it's the smallest city in Grimes County with around 222 residents. The Anderson Historic District has the distinction of being on the National Register of Historic Places. Its courthouse is one of the most visually pleasing courthouses in Texas.  So if you want to live in a small town with deep historical roots, then Anderson is the place.

Navasota is the largest city in Grimes County with 7476 residents.  Navasota is of note for being home to 23 companies that provide over 1200 jobs that keep the economy thriving.  If you love antique shopping, then this is an ideal place to live.  Bluebonnet Vintage Collectables, Circle P Antiques, Pink Champaign Antiques, Tejas Antiques, and Vintage 105 are all waiting for you to explore. Plus there's plenty of great restaurants like Wrangler Steakhouse, Mallett Brothers BBQ and Palmer’s Soul Food and BBQ.

If you want to learn more about all that Grimes County has to offer, please visit our Grimes County Real Estate And Community Information page where you can learn about each city we serve in Grimes County, as well as search for your new home.

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Kathy Scott
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During her 30 years marketing and managing property Kathy has helped thousands of families meet their real estate needs. Before obtaining her real-estate brokerage license Kathy specialized in single family sales and multi-family property management. In her career, she participated in multi-family and investment due diligence, market evaluations, and purchases including conventional and student properties.
During her 30 years marketing and managing property Kathy has helped thousands of families meet their real estate needs. Before obtaining her real-estate brokerage license Kathy specialized in single family sales and multi-family property management. In her career, she participated in multi-family and investment due diligence, market evaluations, and purchases including conventional and student properties.
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