1410 S Elizabeth Ave

Kirbyville, TX 75956

Apartment building

1-3 beds

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Unit , sortable column	Sqft, sortable column	Available, sortable column	Base rent, sorted ascending
Unit 104 1 bd, 1 ba	675	Now	Fees may apply $850
Unit 404 2 bd, 1 ba	850	Now	Fees may apply $1,025

Neighborhood: 75956

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Nearby schools in Kirbyville

Kirbyville Elementary School

Grades PK-5 • 0.6 miles

4/10

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4/10

Student Progress Rating

3/10

Kirbyville Junior High School

Grades 6-8 • 0.7 miles

7/10

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6/10

Student Progress Rating

8/10

Kirbyville High School

Grades 9-12 • 0.3 miles

5/10

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5/10

College Readiness Rating

3/10

Student Progress Rating

7/10

Green Spaces
Pine and hardwood forests, creeks and open land give the area a distinctly green, rural setting.
Outdoor Activities
Fishing and time outdoors are natural options amid the surrounding woods and waterways.
Quiet Streets
Small communities and spread-out homes create a quieter pace than a town center.
Highway Access
Driving is the practical way to reach nearby services and travel between the communities.

Mount Union, Trout Creek, Roganville, Erin and Bleakwood are small communities in the wooded Piney Woods of East Texas, within the broader Kirbyville area. The setting is rural, with pine and hardwood forests, creeks and open stretches between homes and local roads. Summers are hot and humid; winters are generally mild, with occasional cold spells. Outdoor time often means exploring country roads, fishing or enjoying the shade of the surrounding trees. Kirbyville provides nearby everyday services and places to eat, while shopping choices are modest and larger retail selections require a drive. The area’s history is tied to East Texas timber and agriculture, reflected in its rural landscape and community roots. Most errands and trips are made by car; public transit is limited. The pace is quiet, with few concentrated nightlife or arts venues.

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