Tips For Those Relocating To Fredericksburg, Texas

By Pammy McGrath


There are many reasons why people relocate to Texas. This is a state with top schools, low taxes and a myriad of activities to please any interest. If you are planning to relocate to the Lone Star State, there are certainly many great cities to think about, but if you are looking for some old-fashioned country charm, there are few better places to consider than the historic Hill Country town of Fredericksburg.

If you enjoy the ambiance of a small town with the conveniences of a big city, Fredericksburg is an ideal place to relocate. The town itself has about 10,530 residents, but an hour's drive will take you into either San Antonio or Austin, both of which are about a 65-mile drive from the town of Fredericksburg. San Antonio is south of Fredericksburg, while Austin rests to East of the town.

For those who hate cold weather and love plenty of sunshine, Fredericksburg definitely fits the bill. Winter lows typically don't fall below about 35 degrees and snowfall is very rare. The area has more than the national average of sunny days and lower than the national average of rainfall. Summers are quite warm, particularly in July and August when the highs average in the mid-90s.

Fredericksburg is a popular spot for tourism, and thousands of travelers come here every year to visits the historic district, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. There are more than one dozen wineries that one can visit, as well as a brewery which offers tours and even a distillery that produces award-winning whiskey. There are several prominent festivals or events that take place during the year, such as Oktoberfest, which celebrates the town's rich German history.

If you love history, particularly military history, there are several local options for you to enjoy. Fort Martin Scott Historic Site is run by the city of Fredericksburg, and tours are available every day except for Monday. Chester W. Nimitz was a Fredericksburg native son who eventually led the entire Pacific Fleet in battle during World War II. The Admiral Nimitz Museum is located in Fredericksburg inside the National Museum of the Pacific War.

For those wishing to find Fredericksburg homes for sale, Kerrville real estate or any type of Texas Hill Country real estate, your first step should be to give the real estate team at Nixon Real Estate a call. For 37 years, they have helped their clients find the perfect home in this scenic area. They also are specialists in helping clients find open acreage, farmland, ranches and even commercial properties in the area.




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