Harrison County Texas Real Estate
East Texas Homes & Land For Sale In Harrison County Texas
Looking to buy or sell rural property in Harrison County, Texas? Country Roots Realty assists buyers and sellers with residential real estate, small or large acreage, and other rural property opportunities throughout our East Texas service area. Harrison County offers a mix of historic communities, established residential neighborhoods surrounded by the East Texas Pineywoods. Marshall provides a charming downtown and city amenities, while communities such as Hallsville and Waskom offer different settings for buyers considering homes, land and large acreage. Property options vary by location, so it is important to evaluate each property's features, access, services and suitability for your goals.
Homes for Sale in Harrison County Texas
Land for Sale in Harrison County Texas
Why Live In Harrison County?
Harrison County, Texas, offers a wonderful place to call home, offering a blend of small-town living, beautiful East Texas Piney Woods, and convenient access to everyday amenities. Located in Northeast Texas along the Louisiana border, the county covers approximately 900 square miles of land and is home to nearly 72,000 residents, according to 2025 U.S. Census estimates. Its location approximately 39 miles west of Shreveport also makes it worth considering for those who need access to the greater Shreveport area while wanting to enjoy the character and slower pace of East Texas living.
Cities & Towns in Harrison County, TX
These are incorporated cities and towns commonly recognized in the county:
Marshall (county seat)
Morton
Noonday
Scottsville
Uncertain
Other Communities & Places in Harrison County, TX:
Carterville
Crossroads
Darco
Estes
Gill
Gum Springs
Harleton
Jonesville
Karnack
Lansing
Latex
Leigh
Longview Heights
Longview (partial) Note: Parts of Longview extend into Harrison County
Lotta
Quiney
Smyrna
South Shore
Stricklin Springs
Woodlawn
Homes & Land for Sale in Marshall, Tx
The county seat and largest city in Harrison County, Marshall is a historic and cultural hub of East Texas. Marshall is known for vibrant downtown architecture, strong civic pride, and community events, it offers a mix of residential neighborhoods, local businesses, and educational institutions.
Marshall Texas Listings
Homes & Land for Sale in Elysian Fields, TX
Elysian Fields is a rural community in southeastern Harrison County known for its peaceful country setting and strong local identity. Originally settled in the 1830s, the area blends historic roots with a close‑knit atmosphere centered around the Elysian Fields Independent School District. Its scenic landscape and small‑town character make it appealing for families and those seeking quiet East Texas living while still being within easy reach of larger towns like Marshall.
Elysian Fields Texas Listings
Homes & Land for Sale in Hallsville, TX
Located just west of Marshall, Hallsville blends small‑town charm with steady growth. With a welcoming community, local schools, and convenient access to U.S. Highway 80, it’s a popular choice.
Hallsville Texas Listings
Homes & Land for Sale in Waskom, TX
Situated on the Texas–Louisiana border to the east of Marshall, Waskom is a close‑knit community with easy access to Interstate 20. Its location makes it ideal for residents who enjoy rural living with regional connectivity.
Waskom Texas Listings
Selling Your Property In Harrison County?
If you're considering selling your home, land, or ranch property, working with a local brokerage makes a difference.
If you are planning on buying or selling in Harrison County, which is a picturesque region filled with charming homes, sprawling farms, and serene landscapes, contact Country Roots Realty. Full time specializing in connecting buyers and sellers with properties that suit every lifestyle.
Harrison County Real Estate FAQs
How is the Harrison County real estate market performing?
The market is diverse, with opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Residential homes tend to be affordable compared to larger Texas cities, while farmland and acreage provide investment potential. Local real estate agents should be able to provide you with up-to-date market reports on any area they work daily.
Are there schools in Harrison County?
Yes. Harrison County is served by several school districts, including Marshall ISD, Hallsville ISD, and Waskom ISD.
Can I find land for farming or ranching in Harrison County?
Absolutely. Harrison County has a rich agricultural tradition, offering farmland, pastures, and timberland suitable for crops, livestock, or recreational use. Big nice tracts do come along every so often, and when they do, go ahead and have that prep work with your local agent done ahead of time, so that offer can be put in as soon as you say you're ready.
How do I buy or sell property in Harrison County?
Work with a local real estate broker, like Melissa Summers from Country Roots Realty. This ensures expert guidance from someone who actually knows the community and property information not easily found over the internet by every agent far off.
Are there waterfront properties in Harrison County?
Yes. The county includes properties along Caddo Lake and smaller water bodies, offering recreational opportunities like fishing, boating, and lakeside living, especially in towns like Uncertain & Karnack.
How do property taxes in Harrison County compare to other Texas counties?
Property taxes are generally moderate compared to urban areas in Texas. Rates vary by city, school district, and property type. A local agent can provide specific details for each area, or public websites like each counties appraisal district might help.
