Haskell, TX Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

Haskell embraces its reputation as a farming and ranch community. The city is mainly residential, but it has a few restaurants spread throughout town, and there are places for relaxation and recreation. At its heart, Haskell is about a slower way of life, one where a day spent on nearby Lake Stamford is as wild as things usually get. “A lot of people come for the price and the small-town feel,” says Shelby Thomas, a broker associate with HCR Realty LLC and a lifelong Haskell resident. “It’s country living.” Many of Haskell’s predominantly brick homes were constructed before 1960. U.S. routes 380 and 277 divide the city into four areas; properties tend to sit in the upper-left section. Ranch-style homes and more traditional houses are prominent. The median sale price is around $92,000, far below the U.S. median and the median of larger surrounding cities like Abilene. Homes tend to sell after more than 100 days on the market, about double the national average. Students are served by the Haskell Consolidated Independent School District. They can attend Haskell Elementary School, which has a B Niche grade. Haskell Junior High School holds a B-plus score. Haskell High School partners