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property at 29980 FM2978

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Magnolia Overview

Magnolia is a vibrant city located in southwestern Montgomery County, Texas. The quality of life in Magnolia makes it an easy choice for empty nesters, families and business executives alike. Here lush pine forests and peaceful pastures co-exist in harmony with the businesses and entrepreneurial ventures.

What is the history of Magnolia?

The history of Magnolia dates back to 1840 when the southern boundary of Montgomery was extended to Spring Creek. At that time, it was known as Mink, and the name did not officially change until July 28, 1903. In 1968, the City of Magnolia became an incorporated municipality after an election was held to determine whether it would become an incorporated municipality. Today, Magnolia is a growing city with a population of over 1393 (2010) and attracts thousands of visitors to the Texas Renaissance Festival held every year.

How is the weather in Magnolia?

Magnolia tends to enjoy hot summers where temperatures average 80°F and mild to cold winters. The warmest month tends to be July with which hits 94.3°F while the coldest month is January with a minimum temperature of 39.5°F. Temperature differences between day and night are modest during both summer and winter. In Magnolia, rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year, with the wettest month being May averaging 5.13 inches of rainfall.

How do I get around town?

Although Magnolia cannot be termed as a big city, getting around the city is pretty easy. It has well-connected roads and a functional public transportation system. Other than that, Magnolia is in proximity to George Bush Intercontinental Airport and several small aviation airports including D.W. Hooks Memorial Airport.

What is the Magnolia commute like?

The average one-way commute in Magnolia takes 14 minutes. 57% of commuters drive their cars while 18% carpool with others. The average commute time for workers in Magnolia is 37 minutes compared with the nationwide average of 26 minutes.

What are the local media outlets?

In Magnolia, there are 36 radio stations within listening range some these include Kvst 103.7 K-Star County, Kyok Gospel Radio, and KAFR 88.3 FM. Popular newspapers include Magnolia TX Newspaper, Magnolia Potpourri, B & B News Stand, Real Gospel Magazine and Hudson News.

Why live in Magnolia, TX?

Do you like the Texas Renaissance Festivals? There is one that occurs every year in Magnolia and lasts about 6 weekends. Although Magnolia is not on any major highway, it is close to U.S Highway 290 an easy way to get into Houston. Magnolia prides itself on being a green city as it has plenty of trees mostly pines. The area is humid and hot during summer, but the pine trees always offer ample shade especially if you get a nice property. It is far enough from the coast, which gives you enough cover from the monster hurricanes. All these niceties are a clear indication why Scenic Texas awarded Recognized Scenic City Certification to Magnolia.

What Magnolia landmarks should I see?

Magnolia is rich in historical sites some of which include Fallen Warriors Memorial, Fanthrop Inn State Historic Site, Grimes County Courthouse, Montgomery Historical Society and Wunderlich Farm and Historic Klein. A historic landmark such as the Grimes County Courthouse was established in 1846 and named after Jesse Grimes, a veteran of 1812 War. The main University in Magnolia is Southern Arkansas University, which is 1.1 miles from Magnolia Center.

What is there to do around Magnolia?

While in Magnolia, you can attend the Texas Renaissance Festival or visit the TGR Exotics Wildlife Park. You can also try rafting/kayaking at the Riva Row Boat House or visit the Lone Star Jellystone Park, which has vacation rentals, amusement parks, and campgrounds. Alternatively, you can summer camp in the Camp Lantern Creek.

Any annual festivals or Magnolia events to know?

Despite its small size, Magnolia is packed with fun all year round. It plays host to numerous annual festivals that always keep the small city bustling with life. These festivals include Magnolia Blossom Festival, Magnolia Summerfest, The Annual Woodlands Shamrock Shindig, Walk and Festival in the Woodlands and Magnolia Festival of Oklahoma. The list is endless, each of these festivals attracts thousands of fun-seeking revelers from all over the country. At such times, the Magnolia is always busy, bustling with activity.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Magnolia does lag behind even when it comes to matters concerning vacations it boasts of some of the fanciest places in Texas. La Quinta Inn & Suites Houston is the most booked hotel in Magnolia. There also other hotels like the Woodlands Resort & Conference Center, which is within 15 miles of Magnolia. All these places are the perfect getaway locations for your weekend or summer try them out, and you will not be disappointed.

Where is the best place to move in Magnolia?

Magnolia boasts of having over 80 neighborhoods most of which have social amenities and low crime rates. The population in these neighborhoods is diverse with the largest population being whites. Some of the safest neighborhoods to look for apartments include Oak Crest, Sendera Lake Estates, Lexington Estates, Windmill Estates, Northgrove, Windcrest Estates, Turtle Creek and Timberloch Estates just to name a few.

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2.5
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Getting Around Magnolia, TX

Walk Score®

25 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

33 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

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Frequently Asked Questions about Magnolia

How much are Studio apartments in Magnolia?

There are currently 3 Studio Apartments in Magnolia with rent ranges from $934 to $1,436 with an average price of $1,243.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Magnolia Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Magnolia ranges from $495 to $3,869 with an average monthly rent of $1,541.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Magnolia cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Magnolia range from $591 to $5,124. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,983.

How expensive are Magnolia Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 45 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Magnolia on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $1,627 to $7,481 - averaging $2,407 for the location.

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