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Special home features detail the number of stories, with single-story homes being the most common (8). Educational environment insights list nearby schools, such as Tyler Legacy High School associated with 5 homes and rated "B" and Tyler High School associated with 2 homes and rated "C".

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Special Home Features Analysis

Single-Story Homes 8 Listings
Two-Story Homes 3 Listings

Educational Environment Insights

Here are the top schools by number of Homes and their ratings.

Tyler Legacy High School 5 Homes (Rating: B)
Tyler High School 2 Homes (Rating: C)
Chapel Hill High School 2 Homes (Rating: B)
Three Lakes Middle School 4 Homes (Rating: B)
Boulter Middle School 2 Homes (Rating: D)
Hubbard Middle School 2 Homes (Rating: B)
Chapel Hill Junior High School 2 Homes (Rating: B)
Dr Bryan C Jack Elementary School 3 Homes (Rating: B)
Orr Elementary School 2 Homes (Rating: C)
Wise Elementary School 2 Homes (Rating: B)

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

Tyler ISD 9 Homes (Rating: B)
Chapel Hill ISD 2 Homes (Rating: B)

Tyler, Texas, often referred to as the "Rose Capital of America," is a thriving city that offers a wealth of benefits for potential home buyers seeking a vibrant community with a mix of modern amenities and picturesque natural beauty. Residents of Tyler enjoy a lifestyle enriched by the city's renowned rose gardens and lush, expansive parks like the Tyler State Park, perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and camping. The city boasts a strong educational system, including well-regarded public schools and higher education institutions like the University of Texas at Tyler, making it an ideal location for families and students alike. Healthcare is top-notch, with multiple hospitals and specialized facilities providing excellent medical care. Tyler's growing economy is supported by a diverse range of industries, including healthcare, education, and manufacturing, offering ample employment opportunities. The cultural scene in Tyler is vibrant, with numerous museums, art galleries, and performance venues, along with annual events like the Texas Rose Festival, which celebrates the city’s rich history and love for roses. Shopping enthusiasts will appreciate the broad array of options from local boutiques in the charming downtown area to larger retail centers like Broadway Square Mall. Dining in Tyler is a treat with an array of eateries offering everything from traditional Texas barbecue to international cuisine. With its friendly atmosphere, robust community services, and an array of recreational and cultural activities, Tyler, Texas presents an appealing blend of small-town charm and big-city amenities, making it a perfect place to call home.

Tyler Real Estate Profile – by the Numbers!

In April 2026, Tyler, Texas, the average home price is $448,966 and the price per square foot is $188. Average rent for a house is around $1,969 for a 3 bedrooms home.

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Homes for Sale:	1,338
Average Home Price:	$448,966
Price per Square Foot:	$188
Average Square Footage:	2,307
Average Number of Bedrooms:	3