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Waco Suburb of Lorena is Charming and Not So Far Away.

Lorena: Charming, Great Schools and not as far out as it used to be.





Growing up in Waco, Lorena always seemed like it was too far out in the country. Now Waco and Hewitt have grown out to Lorena right down the I-35 Corridor. You can be there via Spring Valley Rd or the newly expanded Old Lorena Rd in a matter of minutes.


Lorena still maintains its Charm with well known shops like the Village Lamplighter and many other Downtown shops.



Residents also enjoy local banking, health care, groceries and eateries. All of the necessities of everyday life that keep you from having to drive into Waco if you don't want to.
Of course, the Lorena area still boast one of the top school districts in the area. Lorena I.S.D. is still small enough to know everybody at school and always seems to be competitive in athletics as well.

The newest addition to the Lorena community is the Master Planned Community of Rancho Lorena. It will offer residents 1.4 to 4 acre lots who like living in the country but are looking for the property protection of a deed restricted subdivision. Rancho Lorena is the best of both worlds. Homeowners can have a limited number of animals, such as horses or cattle. Many people have children in FFA or 4H who raise an animal as a means of scholarship money for college. Many families find it difficult to find a place where they can be close to their animal and still live in a nice area.

Rancho Lorena is situated on the beautiful rolling countryside of Central Texas, where you can still see the stars and savor the crisp clean air. Take the family on a stroll through the winding roads, feed your horses, work in your shop out back . . . You're already home at Rancho Lorena!
For inquiries about lot sales, pricing, availabitity etc.. please contact Mark P. Felton at Keller Williams Real Estate 254-495-1241.
Mark offers buyers looking for houses in Waco a full suite of professional services. As a licensed realtor and co-owner of Keller Williams Waco, he can assist you with any of your real estate needs. Mark also is a Custom Home Builder and Developer. His home building company is Front Porch Homes which builds in and around the Waco area. And his development company is Frontera Development, which is a full service real estate development firm based in Waco, Texas. The primary focus is residential, master planned communities that emphasize the values of New Urbanism and Traditional Neighborhood Development.

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Raymond's Southern Kitchen comes to Lorena

Waco Tribs, Mike Copeland reported that a new restaurant is coming to the Lorena area. New residents of Rancho Lorena will love having another "home grown" place to eat that is close to home.

Veteran restaurateur Raymond Carter has opened a new eatery in Lorena called Raymond’s Southern Kitchen. It’s located at exit 322 on northbound Interstate 35, in a building that has served as home to several eating places over the years.

The home-cooking place will stay open six days a week, closing on Monday, said Carter, who was with the Piccadilly cafeteria chain for 16 years and with Ryan’s for eight years. He also operated Raymond’s Sixth Street Grill near Baylor University.


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Rancho Lorena is a master planned, country estate subdivision that is located at the corner of Old Lorena Rd. and Spring Valley Rd.

For Lot Sales & Custom Home Building inquiries, contact Mark P. Felton at Keller Williams 254-495-1241.

Mark P.Felton, offers buyers looking for houses in Waco a full suite of professional services. As a licensed realtor and co-owner of Keller Williams Waco, he can assist you with any of your real estate needs. Mark also is a Custom Home Builder and Developer. His home building company is Front Porch Homes which builds in and around the Waco area. And his development company is Frontera Development, which is a full service real estate development firm based in Waco, Texas. The primary focus is residential, master planned communities that emphasize the values of New Urbanism and Traditional Neighborhood Development.