$863 - $1,712 per month
Glen Hollow
1-3 Beds
505 Danville Rd, Kilgore, TX 75662
$863 - $1,712 per month
Glen Hollow
1-3 Beds
505 Danville Rd, Kilgore, TX 75662
$1,950 per month
2809 Broadway Blvd, Kilgore, TX 75662
Remodeled 4 bed/2 bath in the heart of Kilgore. Features modern finishes, washer and dryer, brand new fridge, dishwasher and a large back yard. Move-in ready and conveniently located near schools and dining. There is also another small building in the back yard that can be used for storage.
$2,395 per month
2907 Houston St, Kilgore, TX 75662
This corner-lot home is located in one of the most exclusive neighborhood in Kilgore, TX. Ranch-style home with three-bedroom and three bath including a bonus room. Walking in at the front door, you will encounter hardwood floors and a dining room located at the front. The large living room has a wood-burning fireplace. The master-bedroom has a walk-in closet and a separate tub and shower. The
$602 per month
500 Danville Rd, Kilgore, TX 75662
Rick Rivera Rental Housing Deals
$925 per month
124 Peavine Rd, Kilgore, TX 75662
124 Peavine Rd, Kilgore, TX. 2/1 duplex in Sabine ISD. Background and credit check required for all applicants 18 or older. Lawn care included. Tenant pays for all utilities(electricity, water, trash, internet).
$700 per month
616 Riverside Dr Unit 616B, Kilgore, TX 75662
? Now Available: Modern Studio Apartment Near Kilgore College! ?Looking for a cozy and convenient place to call home in Kilgore? This 400 sq. ft. studio apartment is move-in ready and full of charm. Located in a like new build, it offers comfort, style, and a great location!?? Key Features:?? Open layout ?? Washer and dryer connections for hassle-free laundry days?? Just 3
Twelve retired oil derricks loom over Kilgore's redeveloping downtown, serving as reminders and quasi-mascots for the Main Street city in East Texas. Even after a major Halliburton plant closed for good in 2020, Kilgore and its industrial economy continue to grow as new employers bring more jobs to the city of 13,000. "Our golden age was during the oil boom, so a lot of our buildings and homes were built during that time in the 1930s and ’40s," says Stacey Cole, director of the Kilgore Public Library. "We do try, when we can, to renovate and re ...