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Lubbock Neighborhood Guide

Living in Maxey Park

Central-west Lubbock, a step west of Tech Terrace, around Maxey Park.

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Maxey Park is an established central-west neighborhood of mid-century brick ranch homes, a little newer than Tech Terrace and still close to campus.

Buyers like it for the mature trees, bigger single-story floor plans, and quick access to the park, Texas Tech, and the rest of the city.

What the homes are like in Maxey Park

Mostly single-story brick ranch homes from the mid-century era, generally a bit larger and newer than the bungalows closer to campus.

Who Maxey Park is a good fit for

  • Buyers who want an established, central neighborhood with more room than a Tech Terrace bungalow
  • Families who want a park nearby
  • Buyers who prefer single-story living

What to know before buying in Maxey Park

  • Mid-century homes commonly show foundation movement, original plumbing, and aging HVAC on inspection.
  • Check for updates to electrical panels and drain lines, and ask for records of any foundation work.

Schools

Maxey Park is served by Lubbock ISD. Confirm the current campus assignment for any specific address with the district.

Frequently asked questions about Maxey Park

What kind of homes are in Maxey Park?

Maxey Park is mostly mid-century, single-story brick ranch homes on established lots with mature trees. They’re generally a little newer and larger than the bungalows in Tech Terrace.

Current Listings

Homes for sale in Maxey Park

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Thinking about Maxey Park?

I’m happy to walk you through the area, pull recent comparable sales, and help you decide if it’s the right fit.