Quinlan T-Mobile

The community of Quinlan is home to a full-sized Walmart Supercenter and Brookshires grocery store. The town also has several restaurants and retail stores, including Fix & Feed, Giddy Up and Go Coffee Shop, Lotus & Vine, and Southern Rhea’s Boutique. It is served by the Quinlan Independent School District. The community is also easily accessible via Texas State Highway 34, which connects Terrell to the south and Greenville to the north. Great location.

Quinlan is a rural city in Hunt County, Texas, within the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. It has a population of 1,394 as of the 2010 census. The population is expected to rise to 1,545 by 2020. The town is located five miles (8 km) west of Lake Tawakoni. Those who commute to the city can reach Downtown Dallas in 42 miles. The city was founded in 1881 and has a population of about 1,400.

Quinlan is a growing regional center in Northeast Texas. The climate is mild, with the warmest months being October, April, and May. July is the least comfortable month. Its median home price is $163,600 and home appreciation is 6.7% in the last year. Whether you are looking to purchase a single-family home or a multi-family property, you will find a home in Quinlan that meets your needs. Read more.

The town’s name is derived from its history as a railroad depot. The town was originally known as Roberts. In 1885, O. M. Roberts sold 100 acres of land to the Texas Central Railroad. This land was near the South Fork of the Sabine River. The railroad built the town on the land. The Texas Central Railroad, which had acquired the land, reorganized as the Texas Midland Railroad in 1886. Hetty Green was one of the bondholders of the defunct railroad, and a new town was born.

Point of Interest #1 Dollar Tree, 8820 TX-34, Quinlan, TX 75474

Point of Interest #2 Coinstar, Wal-Mart, 8801 Highway 34 South, Quinlan, TX 75474

Point of Interest #3 Metro by T-Mobile, 205 TX-34, Quinlan, TX 75474

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