
505 Ft McKavitt ST, Mason TX 76856
MLS #246606861 · Joe David Yates & Assoc. · Joe david Yates
6 active homes for sale in Mason, TX · The median list price in Mason is $315,000.

505 Ft McKavitt ST, Mason TX 76856
MLS #246606861 · Joe David Yates & Assoc. · Joe david Yates

1236 Martin ST, Mason TX 76856
MLS #245572479 · eXp Realty, LLC · Tony Girard

530 Bryan Ave, Mason TX 76856
MLS #245439179 · Oppenaire, LLC · Chasity Rojas

1310 McKinley Ave, Mason TX 76856
MLS #245259959 · Reata Ranch Realty, LLC · Michele Smith

225 Ischar LN, Mason TX 76856
MLS #242374806 · Spyglass Realty · Sam Hasty

325 E Rainey ST, Mason TX 76856
MLS #242111099 · Joe David Yates & Assoc. · Joe david Yates
3 homes for sale in nearby cities within 25 miles of Mason, TX — not included in the Mason count above. Each home shows its own city.

12 AC W Highway 29, Llano TX 78643
MLS #246207983 · JBGoodwin REALTORS LT · Alex Brace

247 Diamond Cross DR, Llano TX 78643
MLS #237366422 · Ranchland Real Estate · Logan Carroll

261 Diamond Cross DR, Llano TX 78643
MLS #235087362 · Landmasters Real Estate · Heather Guthrie
The homes for sale in Mason span a wide range — from entry-level and first-time-buyer houses to move-in-ready resales, new construction, condos, townhomes, and larger properties on acreage — across many price points and neighborhoods. Because Mason is part of the fast-growing Austin metro, the market moves, and what's available changes week to week: the houses for sale shown here are drawn from live MLS data, so you're seeing what's actually on the market in Mason right now rather than a stale or padded list. You can filter by price, beds and baths, property type, and the features that matter to you, and open any listing for its full details, photos, and price history. Because HomeLocating is an independent home-search platform — not a national portal that sells your information to the highest bidder — you get a neutral, MLS-sourced view of the Mason market, including the local inventory and the price and condition detail the big portals often flatten or delay.
Buying a home in Mason is a little different from browsing listings, and a few things are worth understanding before you start touring. First, the Mason market can move quickly on well-priced homes, so it helps to know your budget and financing before you're ready to make an offer — talking to a lender early tells you what you can actually borrow and makes your offer stronger. Second, price is only part of the picture: property taxes, any HOA or MUD assessments, insurance, and the home's condition all shape the true monthly cost, so it's worth looking at the full number, not just the list price. Third, the right home depends on the trade-offs that matter to you — location and commute, the size and age of the house, new construction versus resale, and how much work you want to take on — and comparing homes side by side on those terms is how the choice gets clearer. None of this is financial or legal advice, and HomeLocating is not a lender — but it's the map of what to weigh. Through HomeLocating, you can arrange representation for your Mason purchase directly through the site — and as a buyer, working with an agent typically costs you nothing. When you're ready, browse the homes for sale in Mason above and reach out about any that interest you.
The number changes as new listings come on the market and others go under contract. The listings shown here for Mason are drawn from live MLS data, so the count and the homes you see reflect what's actually available right now — the current total is shown with the results above.
It shifts with the market and the mix of homes listed at any given time. The current median for the active listings in Mason is shown with the results above, drawn from live MLS data, so it reflects today's inventory rather than a dated figure.
Yes — the homes for sale shown here are drawn from live MLS data, so you're seeing current listings rather than a stale or padded list. Because HomeLocating is an independent platform, the goal is an accurate, neutral view of the Mason market.
You're not required to, but a buyer's agent helps you evaluate homes, understand the true costs, and handle offers and negotiation — and as a buyer, it typically costs you nothing. Through HomeLocating, you can arrange representation directly through the site.
The Mason market includes a range of property types — single-family houses, new construction, condos and townhomes, and in some areas larger lots and acreage — across many price points. You can filter the listings above by property type, price, and features to narrow to what fits.
List price is a starting point; what a home is worth depends on its condition, location, recent comparable sales, and the current market. Reviewing comparable listings and getting a professional opinion is what makes the number clearer — you can reach out through the site to talk through the comps on any specific home.
Builders in Austin-area compete on incentives more than on sticker price. How new-home pricing, buydowns, and closeout deals work here: