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In West-Central Texas, Runnels County is anchored by Ballinger, its seat, and Winters. Established in 1858, it has long been a ranching and farming county. Today, it is mostly rural-small town, with Ballinger and Winters serving as community hubs. Housing includes historic stone homes, mid-century ranchers, and manufactured homes. San Angelo (30 miles southwest) is the nearest larger city. Prices are affordable: most homes cost $120,000–$200,000, while ranchland averages $3,000–$6,000 per acre. Buyers are often ranchers, retirees, and small-town families.
Runnels County Real Estate Listings
In West-Central Texas, Runnels County is anchored by Ballinger, its seat, and Winters. Established in 1858, it has long been a ranching and farming county. Today, it is mostly rural-small town, with Ballinger and Winters serving as community hubs. Housing includes historic stone homes, mid-century ranchers, and manufactured homes. San Angelo (30 miles southwest) is the nearest larger city. Prices are affordable: most homes cost $120,000–$200,000, while ranchland averages $3,000–$6,000 per acre. Buyers are often ranchers, retirees, and small-town families.