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Founded 1848 in DeWitt County

Homes for Sale in Yorktown, TX

A small DeWitt County town on the old Indianola Trail. The list of homes here is short, so a saved search is the way to see a new one early.

About Yorktown

A small town on the old Indianola Trail

Yorktown was laid out in 1848 by Captain John York and Charles Eckhardt on the road Eckhardt had surveyed from the port of Indianola to New Braunfels, and it was incorporated in 1871. The town counts 1,810 residents (2020 Census), and the town’s own history page calls it the oldest incorporated city in DeWitt County.

Water, utilities and permits go through City Hall at 102 W. Main, and Yorktown ISD serves the town. Past the town limits, DeWitt County issues the floodplain and septic permits, so ask what a country property uses for water and sewer.

57 min

To downtown Victoria

1 hr 40 min

To downtown San Antonio

1 hr 54 min

To Corpus Christi

Yorktown ISD

Serves the town of Yorktown

Every October

Western Days music festival

Historical Museum

In an 1876 landmark building

Drive times are estimates without traffic, from Yorktown city hall.

What sets it apart

What sets Yorktown apart

The homes

The homes you will find in Yorktown

All ten communities

An aerial of a small-town street intersection

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Homes in and around town

Homes in the town of Yorktown and the country around it. The search is short, so check back or save it.

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A rural tract with live oaks along a dirt county road

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Land to build on

Lots and rural tracts for a custom home, a barndominium or simply room to spread out.

Land for sale

The Orr Group’s take

Yorktown is small, and its list of homes for sale is short at times, so a saved search is the practical way to see a new listing early.

Homes for sale

Yorktown homes for sale now

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Quick picks

615 Avenue C, Yorktown $89,900 Active

615 Avenue C Yorktown, Texas

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,169 SqFt 0.193 Acres

1696 E Fm 884, Yorktown $364,000 Active

1696 E Fm 884 Yorktown, Texas

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,486 SqFt 11 Acres

509 W 6th Street, Yorktown $135,000 Active

509 W 6th Street Yorktown, Texas

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,518 SqFt 0.49 Acres

The newest Yorktown listings from the Central Texas MLS, updated throughout the day.

Around Yorktown

Schools, local institutions and getting around

Schools

  • Yorktown ISD
    Serves the town of Yorktown.
  • Cuero, Yoakum, Nordheim, Meyersville and Westhoff ISDs
    Each covers part of the rest of DeWitt County.

Confirm the campus for any address with the district before you buy.

Local institutions

Getting around

Questions

Questions buyers ask about Yorktown

Which school district serves a Yorktown address?

Yorktown ISD serves the town of Yorktown. An address in the country around it can fall in Cuero ISD, Yoakum ISD, Nordheim ISD, Meyersville ISD or Westhoff ISD. Confirm the campus for any address with the district before you buy.

How do I check whether a home is in a flood zone?

Look the address up on FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center, then ask your insurance agent for a flood quote before you make an offer. DeWitt County issues floodplain development permits outside the town.

Does a home have city utilities, or a well and septic?

The town’s contact directory lists a water, utility and permits office at City Hall, 102 W. Main. A home in the country may have a private well and a septic system, and DeWitt County has a septic permit application. The seller’s disclosure should say which a home has.

Where do I apply for a homestead exemption?

With the DeWitt County Central Appraisal District, once the home is your main residence. Its forms page lists the homestead exemption form.

Nearby

Other communities we serve

DeWitt County seat

Cuero

Historic town

Goliad

County seat

Victoria County

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