East of Grayson County lies Fannin County, anchored by the historic city of Bonham. This is one of Texoma's most affordable corners — a place where buyers can still find sub-metroplex prices on in-town homes, lakeside lots, and ranch acreage. As DFW growth pushes north and east, Fannin County is increasingly on the radar of value-focused buyers and investors.
Bonham combines Texas history (it's the hometown of Sam Rayburn) with outdoor recreation at Bonham State Park and nearby Lake Bonham and Lake Fannin. For buyers who want genuine small-town living with land and water nearby, Fannin County offers compelling opportunities.
The Sam Rayburn House and a classic Texas downtown anchor this affordable, history-rich county seat.
Bonham State Park, Lake Bonham, and Lake Fannin offer fishing, paddling, and camping close to home.
Some of the lowest home prices in the Texoma region make Fannin County ideal for first-time and budget-minded buyers.
Ranch and recreational acreage at attractive prices, with room to build or invest.
Affordability and DFW spillover define this rising market. A representative snapshot:
| Market Statistic | Value |
|---|---|
| Typical Price Range | $150,000 – $400,000 |
| Land & Lakes | Acreage and lake lots widely available |
| Trend | Rising demand from priced-out DFW buyers |
New listings are added often — call the brokerage at +1-903-436-7426 for the latest Fannin County / Bonham homes.
Fannin County is where affordability and opportunity meet. Whether you want a starter home in Bonham or acreage to call your own, our Texoma brokers can help you make a smart move.
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