Montgomery, Texas is the birthplace of the Texas flag. Such is the designation given to this community located at the intersection of State Hwy 105 and FM 149. After serving as a local trading post for 11 years, Montgomery became a chartered city in 1837.
This city is committed to protecting the history, charm and personality of the small town. Yet, the focus is on the future growth and prosperity. Known by many to be the perfect place to acquire a large tract of land to raise horses, new developments with smaller acreage are showing up every day.
Long before General Sam Houston rode into battle on a white horse April 21, 1836 to win Texas' independence in the Battle of San Jacinto that only lasted 18 minutes - Texans have been romanticizing their relationship with horses.
It is not only the cowboy that rides in Texas. Sure, there is plenty of cutting horses, barrel racing and rodeo. You will also find dressage and hunter-jumper events too. With all this focus on horses, it is no surprise that so many people seek the opportunity to have vast acres of land for their human and equine enjoyment.
Montgomery's close proximity to Lake Conroe has brought many people to the area and caused the retail shopping, entertainment, healthcare and other regional services to grow rapidly to meet their needs.
Visit the City of Montgomery web page.
Contact me with your questions about buying or selling real estate in Montgomery, Texas. I specialize in the area and have the knowledge and experience to guide you to a sound real estate decision.
Kathi Frank
www.kathifrank.com
remax@kathifrank.com
936-441-1314
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