Properties For Sale in Eustace Zip Code

Back

Eustace is a city in Henderson County, Texas, set along U.S. Highway 175 in the rolling countryside of East Texas. Its population was 1,137 at the 2020 census, up from 991 a decade earlier, and the town remains a small, close-knit community whose identity is closely tied to the surrounding lakes and parks. The county seat of Athens lies a short drive to the east, while Highway 175 runs westward toward the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, giving Eustace a practical connection between rural East Texas and the region's larger cities. Recreation defines much of life in Eustace. Cedar Creek Lake, a large reservoir established in the mid-1960s, sits about five miles southwest and is one of East Texas's most popular boating, fishing, and weekend destinations. Purtis Creek State Park, established in 1988, lies about four miles north and offers camping, fishing, and paddling in a quieter natural setting. Between these two anchors, Eustace serves as a convenient home base for lake-area recreation and outdoor living, with many residents keeping boats, RVs, and fishing gear close at hand. The town is served by Eustace Independent School District, a PreK-12 district with four schools and roughly 1,700 students that also supports community-college coursework at Trinity Valley Community College. Housing is affordable, with a mix of older in-town homes and larger rural lots, and the town square anchors a modest commercial core. For families, retirees, and anyone seeking a quiet, lower-cost East Texas setting with lake and park access, Eustace offers a small-town pace with Athens and the DFW corridor within reach.

Population 1,137

County Henderson

Active Listings 85

Browse by Listing Type

attach_moneyFor Sale editFor Rent

Browse by Property Type

homeHouses apartmentCondos & Apartments holiday_villageTownhouses & Duplexes crop_landscapeLots & Land parkFarms & Ranches

Frequently Asked Questions

What county is Eustace, Texas in?

Eustace is a city in Henderson County, in East Texas. It lies along U.S. Highway 175, roughly between the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex to the west and the county seat of Athens to the east.

What lakes and parks are near Eustace?

Eustace sits between two major recreation areas: Cedar Creek Lake, a large reservoir established in the mid-1960s about five miles southwest, and Purtis Creek State Park, established in 1988 about four miles north.

What school district serves Eustace?

Eustace is served by Eustace Independent School District, a PreK-12 district with four schools and roughly 1,700 students. The district also funds community-college coursework at Trinity Valley Community College for eligible students.

What is Eustace's population?

Eustace's population was 1,137 at the 2020 census, up from 991 counted in 2010. It remains a small and quiet city, and its rural, community-oriented character and affordable housing market appeal to families and retirees.

What highway runs through Eustace?

Eustace sits on U.S. Highway 175, which provides a direct route toward the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex to the west and Athens and Tyler to the east. The highway position supports commuters and lake-area visitors alike.

What is it like living in Eustace?

Residents of Eustace use nearby Athens for broader shopping, dining, and services, while enjoying the town's peaceful, rural setting and its affordability. Cedar Creek Lake and Purtis Creek State Park provide nearby outdoor recreation.

MARKET SNAPSHOT