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New Construction Homes for Sale in Trinidad
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20 listings
Avg $555,680
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$2.4M
100 Brentwood Estates Dr
Trinidad, TX
6 bd6 ba3,843

$2.4M
100 Brentwood Estates Drive
Trinidad, TX
6 bd6 ba3,843

$765K
105 Hilltop Dr
Trinidad, TX
6 bd8 ba3,160

$675K
104 Greenwood Drive
Trinidad, TX
3 bd2 ba1,090

$395K
100 Diamond T Ranch Road
Trinidad, TX
4 bd3 ba1,945

$365K
123 Cedar Bend Drive
Trinidad, TX
5 bd3 ba2,270

$359K
339 Cross Tie Ranch Road
Trinidad, TX
3 bd3 ba2,026

$354K
335 Cross Tie Ranch Road
Trinidad, TX
3 bd3 ba2,069
About New Construction Homes in Trinidad
Trinidad, TX offers 20 new construction homes with an average price of $555,680. Prices range from $250,000 to $2,399,000, providing options for various budgets near Lake Trinidad. These modern builds combine contemporary features with the charm of small-town Texas living in Henderson County.
Average listing price: $555,680 · 20 homes available
Frequently Asked Questions
How many new construction homes are available in Trinidad, TX right now?
There are currently 20 new construction listings in Trinidad. This limited inventory means buyers should act quickly on desirable properties. The selection spans various sizes and price points to suit different needs.
What is the typical price range for new homes in Trinidad, TX?
New construction homes in Trinidad range from $250,000 to $2,399,000. The average price sits at $555,680, offering both entry-level and luxury options. This range allows buyers to compare value based on location and features.
Why consider buying a new construction home in Trinidad, TX?
Trinidad provides a peaceful lakeside setting with modern homes built to current standards. With only 20 active listings, the market favors prepared buyers seeking energy-efficient designs. Proximity to larger cities like Athens adds convenience without sacrificing rural appeal.