75158 Home Values

This is ranch-and-rooftops country. Scurry and the surrounding Kaufman County corridor serve up big-lot properties -- one to ten acres is standard, and forty-five-acre spreads aren't unusual. Homes tend to be brick or hardy-plank on acreage, built between the 90s and early 2020s, with barns, workshops, and cross-fenced pastures that signal working or hobby-ranch use. New construction is creeping in with spec homes on one-plus-acre lots. Scurry-Rosser ISD anchors the family market.

With only forty-three closings in the latest cycle, this is a small-volume market where individual sales can move the needle. Nearly a year of supply gives buyers leverage. The year-over-year price bump shows the Dallas sprawl effect is real -- Kaufman County's growth reputation keeps a floor under values even when inventory stacks up.

Sellers with acreage properties should highlight usable land features -- fencing, water sources, outbuildings, AG exemptions -- because that's what separates your listing from the subdivision homes creeping into the area. Professional aerial photography is worth every dollar on parcels over two acres. Price to the comps, not to the county's growth headlines.