Moving to Cleburne, TX

About Cleburne

Cleburne (31,352 residents in 2020) is the county seat of Johnson County and the second-most-populous city in the county, sitting in the prairies-and-lakes region of North Texas about 30 miles south of Fort Worth. Cowboys once herded cattle along the Chisholm Trail through here; steam locomotives thundered into the train station; today the city pairs that heritage with top-tier fishing, mountain biking and a thriving arts scene.

Home prices in Cleburne

The median listing price in Cleburne is $289,000.

Top places in Cleburne

• Plaza Theatre Company — 305 S Anglin St; musicals and plays in a theater-in-the-round with a rotating stage.
• Layland Museum of History — 201 N Caddo St; artifacts and exhibits inside the historic 1904 Carnegie Library.
• Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum — 101 Chisholm Trl; frontier buildings, the Big Bear Native American Museum and life-size cattle-drive silhouettes.
• Lake Pat Cleburne — 1,500-acre lake known as one of North Texas's best bass-fishing spots.
• Cleburne State Park — camping, hiking, mountain biking and kayaking around Cedar Lake.
• The Depot at Cleburne Station — home of the Cleburne Railroaders minor-league baseball team; also hosts concerts.
• Splash Station — water park with pools, slides and lazy river.
• Hulen Park — AT&SF Steam Engine No. 3417 (built 1919) and the Spirit of Cleburne.
• Gone With the Wind Remembered Museum — film memorabilia collection.
• Historic downtown Cleburne — shops, restaurants, festivals and the annual lighted Christmas parade.

Commuting from Cleburne

• To Dallas: ~75 minutes.
• To Fort Worth: ~45 minutes (via US-67/ Chisholm Trail Parkway). Cleburne is a Fort Worth-side commuter city.

Cleburne FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Cleburne, TX?
  The median listing price in Cleburne is $289,000. Median listing price · Realtor.com · September 24, 2026
• How is the commute from Cleburne, TX?
  To Dallas: ~75 minutes.

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