Newly Listed Orange, TX Homes and Houses for Sale

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Special home features detail the number of stories, with single-story homes being the most common (12). Educational environment insights list nearby schools, such as Lit Cypr-Mrceville High School associated with 19 homes and rated "A" and Orangefield High School associated with 6 homes and rated "B".

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Home Amenities Breakdown

Waterfront locations 1 Listings

Special Home Features Analysis

Single-Story Homes 12 Listings
Two-Story Homes 2 Listings
One and a Half-Story Homes 1 Listings

Educational Environment Insights

Here are the top schools by number of Homes and their ratings. Zoom in or add location filters to see more schools.

Lit Cypr-Mrceville High School 19 Homes (Rating: A)
Orangefield High School 6 Homes (Rating: B)
Bridge City High School 3 Homes (Rating: B)
West Orange-Stark High School 3 Homes (Rating: C)
Little Cypress Junior High School 18 Homes (Rating: C)
Orangefield Junior High School 6 Homes (Rating: C)
Bridge City Middle School 3 Homes (Rating: C)
West Orange-Stark Middle School 3 Homes (Rating: D)
Little Cypress Elementary School 18 Homes (Rating: C)
Orangefield Elementary School 6 Homes (Rating: B)
Bridge City Elementary School 3 Homes (Rating: C)
West Orange-Stark Elementary School 3 Homes (Rating: C)

Here are the top school districts by number of Homes and their ratings in your search area.

Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD 19 Homes (Rating: C)
Orangefield ISD 6 Homes (Rating: B)
Bridge City ISD 3 Homes (Rating: C)
West Orange-Cove CISD 3 Homes (Rating: C)

Nestled in the heart of Southeast Texas, Orange offers a unique blend of charming small-town living with the convenience of modern amenities and vibrant community life. This picturesque town not only boasts a rich historical heritage but also provides a serene environment surrounded by the natural beauty of sprawling parks and the nearby Sabine River. Residents enjoy access to a variety of recreational activities including fishing, boating, and bird watching, particularly at the famous Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center. Orange is also culturally rich, hosting several festivals throughout the year, such as the annual Orange River Festival, which celebrates the town’s strong community spirit with music, food, and crafts.

Living in Orange, homeowners benefit from an affordable housing market that offers a range of property types, from historic homes to modern constructions, ensuring there is something to suit every taste and budget. The town is also noted for its excellent school system and family-friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal place for both young families and retirees. For further education and employment opportunities, Lamar State College-Orange provides a variety of programs and courses.

The town's strategic location near major highways and the Louisiana border opens up additional employment, entertainment, and culinary experiences, enhancing the lifestyle of its residents. Moreover, with its low crime rates and a strong sense of community, Orange is not just a place to live but a place to belong, offering a peaceful yet connected lifestyle that is hard to find elsewhere. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat or an active community, Orange, Texas provides an appealing mix of both, making it a compelling choice for potential homebuyers looking for a new place to call home.

Orange Real Estate Profile – by the Numbers!

In October 2026, Orange, Texas, the average home price is $227,343 and the price per square foot is $122. Average rent for a house is around $2,750 for a 3 bedrooms home.

Some data about Orange
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Homes for Sale:	260
Average Home Price:	$227,343
Price per Square Foot:	$122
Average Square Footage:	1,882
Average Number of Bedrooms:	3