Located 20 miles southeast of downtown Dallas, Seagoville offers a taste of the North Texas countryside while giving residents access to the conveniences of the city. “It’s kind of a big town, but it also has a small-town feel,” says Desiray Drinning, a Realtor with EXIT Realty Pro. “It’s on the outskirts of Dallas, so it’s kind of country living but close enough to the city to commute to work.” This Dallas suburb has its own identity, but with easy access to U.S. Route 175, residents can stay connected to the rest of the Metroplex.
Traditional homes are plentiful in Seagoville.
Seagoville is a great city for those seeking a quiet life away from the city.
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Brick homes and farmhouses in Seagoville
Seagoville has a broad mix of traditional houses. In the more established parts of the city, buyers can find ranch-style houses set on streets lined with mature oak and pine trees. Newer subdivisions in the area are home to traditional brick houses with spacious built-in garages. The houses in the newer areas are usually set closer together and have sidewalks, offering walkability for residents.
There are also a few farmhouses with large front porches and larger plots of land. The median housing price in Seagoville is around $320,000, which is below the national median.
Newer, custom-built homes in Seagoville come in a variety of styles and colors.
Traditional homes in Seagoville typically feature built in garages for residents to enjoy.
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Learning through the Dallas Independent School District
The community is zoned for the Dallas Independent School District, which earns an overall B on Niche. Students might attend Central Elementary School, Seagoville Middle School and Seagoville High School. The high school offers a variety of clubs and extracurricular programs, including JROTC, FFA, academic decathlon and a robotics club. Seagoville High also partners with Dallas College Eastfield Campus, allowing students to earn up to 60 college credits as they complete their high school diplomas. Seagoville is also known for being the alma mater of former University of Texas and San Antonio Spurs player LaMarcus Aldridge.
Seagoville students have the opportunity to attend Central Elementary School.
Seagoville High School is a top rated choice for local students.
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Walking trails at Heard Park
There are several parks in the area offering a variety of outdoor activities. Heard Park is a quiet neighborhood park with a quarter-mile walking trail, a playground and a covered picnic area. Bruce Central Park is the largest park in the city, boasting a baseball field, a football field, a basketball court and a tennis court. The park has a short walking trail that surrounds a scenic pond. Kids will enjoy playing on the playground and the splash pad here. The park also hosts the annual SeagoFest, a city event that consists of a parade, carnival, live music, food, arts and crafts. The event is held every October and is sponsored by the Seagoville Chamber of Commerce.
Seagoville residents enjoy getting steps in on the Heard Park walking trail.
Bruce Central Park offers family fun for Seagoville residents.
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Casual dining at Burger Pop
Drinning recommends Burger Pop, a casual counter-serve restaurant. While "burger" is in the name, Philly cheesesteaks are one of the most popular menu items. A few doors down, Rudis Napolis offers classic Italian fare in a comfortable setting. The fettuccine alfredo and stromboli both come highly recommended.
There is a Walmart Supercenter just off U.S. Route 175. Other stores in the area include Walgreens, Tractor Supply Co. and Ace Hardware.
Stop by Burger Pop for the best locally made burgers in Seagoville.
Seagoville residents enjoy close proximity to Wal-mart and other retail options.
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Heading into Dallas for medical care and air travel
Seagoville residents rely on cars for travel, and U.S. Route 175 is the main artery to and from Dallas and Dallas Love Field, both about 25 miles northwest. For major medical care, locals may drive to downtown Dallas hospitals like Baylor University Medical Center. A closer option is the Dallas Regional Medical Center, about 15 miles north, with a Level IV Trauma Center that is equipped to handle many minor emergencies.
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