Madisonville, TX Homes and Land For Sale

Madisonville is the county seat of Madison County. The town was founded in 1853 when Job Starks Collard donated a 200-acre tract for the new county seat, and lots were sold that summer. Like the county, it was named for President James Madison. About 4,420 people lived in the city at the 2020 census.

Buyers come to Madisonville for two kinds of property. In town there are established homes close to the courthouse square, schools and local businesses. Outside the city limits, the market turns to acreage, pasture and ranch tracts, many used for cattle and hay. Interstate 45 crosses Madison County, which keeps Houston, Huntsville and Dallas within reach.

The City of Madisonville is served by Madisonville Consolidated ISD. If you are comparing country tracts, we help you look at water, fencing, road access and agricultural valuation, and Benjamin Bernell brings a ranch background to that walk-through. Ready to sell? Start with what your Madisonville home or land is worth.