Eaton Real Estate Company · Yorktown, Texas

Sell in Yorktown with 1% Full-Service Representation.

Yorktown is a small DeWitt County market where conventional homes, refreshed country properties and acreage can all appear in a very thin sales sample. One sale can move the headline statistics dramatically, so sellers need property-specific comps.

1% Full ServicePaid only if sold
Cancel Anytime$0 full-service cancellation
$499 FSBO PlusSeller-managed transaction
$99 MLS BasicDIY MLS exposure
Yorktown seller options

Choose the service level that matches how much of the sale you want to manage.

Choose 1% Full Service for a CMA, MLS management, showing coordination, negotiation and closing support. Choose $499 FSBO Plus or $99 MLS Basic if you plan to manage the sale yourself.

MLS-only enhanced

$499

FSBO Plus

More MLS flexibility while you handle buyers and the transaction.

  • 6-month MLS listing
  • Maximum MLS photos
  • Unlimited reasonable changes
  • Phone and email support
  • No CMA or representation
DIY

$99

MLS Basic

Essential MLS entry for a listing-ready seller.

  • 6-month MLS term
  • Up to 10 seller-supplied photos
  • 2 listing changes included
  • Email support
  • No CMA or representation
Use the market data as context—not the valuation

A broad market snapshot cannot define the value of a refreshed country home on acreage or a conventional in-town property. Confirm the period, property type and final sale prices used.

Yorktown seller context · reviewed October 14, 2026

Use matched Yorktown sales rather than one headline number.

Redfin’s trend narrative reports a median Yorktown sale price of about $136,000 for the three months ending September 2026. Its separate summary panel shows a different price and a one-sale count; do not assume the panels describe the same sample. Verify final sale prices and match condition, acreage and improvements before pricing.

~$136KHistorical median, 3 months ending Sept. 2026
Check periodKeep different source samples separate
Verify priceConfirm sold price, not last asking price
Match landCompare acreage, access and improvements

Source: Redfin Yorktown housing market, reviewed October 14, 2026. The median follows the dated trend narrative. Summary figures differ, and recently sold cards may show the last asking price rather than the final sale price.

Check the sales sample

Check which properties and reporting period are included. A summary transaction count should not be assigned to a separate trend narrative without confirmation.

Country-property value

Acreage, fencing, shops, wells and outdoor improvements can create value beyond the house itself.

Renovation quality

Fresh flooring and paint are not equivalent to major roof, electrical, plumbing or foundation work. Document improvements precisely.

Cuero comparison

Cuero can help establish regional demand, but only matched homes and acreage should enter the final CMA.

Set a marketing review date

Prepare complete property photos and agree when to review showings, feedback and new comparable sales. A market snapshot does not promise a sale date.

Financing and appraisal

Thin markets can make appraisal support and lender confidence more important during contract negotiation.

Before a Yorktown listing goes live

  • Inspect each recent sold address
  • Document renovations and systems
  • Confirm acreage and utilities
  • Review Cuero active competition
  • Photograph shops/land clearly
  • Prepare for appraisal questions
Nearby seller markets

Yorktown fits between Cuero, Goliad and Karnes County.

Nearby-market context is useful, but low sales volume makes property-level matching essential.

Yorktown seller FAQ

Questions to answer before launch.

How should I use Yorktown’s median when pricing?

Treat the dated median as background. Confirm the period and sales included, and use comparables that match your home’s condition, land and improvements.

Should acreage use in-town comps?

Not without major adjustment. Land, improvements, access and utilities can create a different buyer pool.

What does 1% Full Service include?

CMA and pricing guidance, MLS setup and management, buyer-agent communication, showing coordination and feedback, offer review and negotiation, and contract-to-close support.

When is the 1% fee paid?

At closing only if the property sells, subject to the signed listing agreement.

Can I cancel the full-service listing?

Yes. Eaton’s current full-service offer allows cancellation for $0, subject to the signed listing agreement.

Can I choose MLS-only?

Yes. $499 FSBO Plus and $99 MLS Basic are seller-managed alternatives. They do not include seller representation or CMA/pricing guidance.

Start with your Yorktown property address.

Start with the address, acreage and condition so the pricing review can focus on verified sales and current listings that match the property.

1% refers to Eaton Real Estate Company’s listing-side fee. Other transaction costs may apply. Buyer-agent compensation, if offered, is separate and negotiable. MLS availability depends on property location and brokerage coverage.