Welcome to “The Blues Capital of Texas”!So named in honor of blues musician Mance Lipscomb, Navasota, Texas celebrates its native son each year in April.The annual Blues, Bluebonnets, & BBQ Music Festival offers great music, lovely botanicals, and tasty treats, all while raising funds to send local students to college.These students attend schools from the Navasota Independent School District, whose football programs boast multiple state championships.The recently constructed Rattler Stadium, named for the high school’s mascot, is a new venue to host the community for Friday night games in the fall.
Before taking in the excitement of the gridiron, try out the barbeque at Mallett Brothers Barbeque & Grill or grab a burger in Carroll’s Giant Burgers, where you’ll never leave hungry! When football season is over, you can catch a different kind of game on the screens at Dizzy Llama Sports Bar over some drinks or at T Dubb’s Wings. Follow up your meal with a movie at Miller’s Theatre or catch a live show at the Sunny Furman Theatre downtown.
Downtown Navasota is itself a study in history, so take some time to stroll Navasota Blues Alley, with its blues memorabilia and art, or drive down Washington Avenue to view the historic Victorian homes. Until the turn of the 20th century, Navasota was a place of violent political and social upheaval, but projects like Brule Field, a natural outdoor amphitheater of native stone, by the Works Progress Administration in the depression era have since revitalized the area. In 2009, Navasota was selected by the Texas Historical Commission as a “Visionaries in Preservation” city, leading to the revitalization of downtown and extensive efforts to protect historic structures.
Part of Grimes County in the eastern Texas, Navasota’s proximity to the gulf coast and accessibility via multiple, intersecting state highways makes it easy to take advantage of outdoor activities from watersports to golf and more.Play a round at Pecan Lakes Golf Club or ride horseback like a real Texan at 5D Ranch Riding Trails. With a low cost of living in town, you’ll have the spending money to take advantage of all the local attractions and to hop in the car for a quick trip to College Station, only 20 miles away.
If you’re ready to call Navasota home, explore the options available on New Home Source. You’ll be thrilled to see that the 872 homes currently listed are all modestly priced in the mid $100’s, so check out all of the features and upgrades for each floorplan.Stylecraft Builders offers three- and four-bedroom models in their Heritage Meadows community, where single-story houses keep you close to the action downtown.Go for smaller square footage with an open, spacious design, or add a porch and a fireplace in a larger model, complete with two-car garage.
Navasota may sing the blues, but you won’t be sad that you came!So come on out to the Lone Star State, and let New Home Source help you get there.
Searching for the perfect luxury new home or the perfect lot and floorplan can be a challenge. So, you might consider expanding beyond Navasota to all Bryan & College Station new home communities. Alternatively, you can search just luxury new construction homes or find exclusive lot opportunities by exploring coming soon communities in Bryan & College Station.
Market Overview: New Homes in Navasota, TX
Here is a quick overview of new housing developments in Navasota and the new construction market for new build homes in Navasota:
| City | Navasota |
| State | Texas |
| Metro Area | Bryan & College Station |
| Subdivisions | 80 |
| Move in Ready Homes | 239 |
| Homes Under Construction | 177 |
| Starting Price | $194,995 |
| Average Price | $277,823 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $155 |
| New Home Builders | 31 |
| Builders in Navasota | |
Customizable Options in Navasota
| Floor Plans Available | 529 |
| Bedroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Bathroom Count | 1 to 5 |
| Square Footage Range | 1,061 to 5,206 sq/ft. |
