Homes in Crowley range in prices from the low $80,000s to the upper $500,000s.  So whether you are just starting out, getting ready to retire or somewhere in the middle, Crowley is one of the greatest places to live.  You can find existing homes and new homes that are a good value and high quality. 

History of Crowley

In 1848, some pioneers started to farm the area around Deer Creek.  When the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe Railroad built pens and laid tracks in the present downtown Crowley, the pioneers settled one mile west of it.  In 1855 the first railroad station depot was built.  Crowley was named after S.H. Crowley that was the master for the railroad at the time.  On February 3, 1951 an election was held to approve the incorporation of Crowley and on September 3, 1972 the town council voted to change the Town of Crowley to the City of Crowley.

 

The Crowley school system is served by the Crowley Independent School District.  The district consistently rates top in the state.  Seven of the schools received a Recognized rating from the Texas Education Agency.  Two of the schools received an Acceptable rating.  There are seven elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools in the district.  Some of the schools are across the Fort Worth city limits.  Some of the schools are Crowley Middle, North Crowley High and several elementary schools.  All the rest of the schools are in the Crowley city limits.

Recreation in Crowley

There are three public parks that cover 65 acres that are used by the residents of Crowley for recreation.  These public parks include: football, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, walking and jogging trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas.  You will also find wonderful shopping malls and centers and some of the best eating in the state.