Patton - Cannon Real Estate Group

06/04/2025

Just Listed!

01/23/2025

Beautiful property located outside of Meridian. Seller is open to Owner Financing too.

Tx-6, Meridian, TX 76665 is for sale. View 24 photos of this 145 acre lot land with a list price of $1450000.

01/02/2025

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/977-County-Road-2357_Meridian_TX_76665_M99690-28361?cid=soc_shares_fs_ldp

County Road 2357, Meridian, TX 76665 is for sale. View 9 photos of this 10 acre lot land with a list price of $165000.

01/02/2025

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/703-N-Main_Meridian_TX_76665_M79662-93146?cid=soc_shares_fs_ldp

703 N Main, Meridian, TX 76665 is for sale. View 22 photos of this 3 bed, 3 bath, 2000 sqft. single family home with a list price of $360000.

01/19/2024

Interesting read about a woman born in Meridian, Tx in 1878.

The Texas Quote of the Day:

"How true was the expression: 'the windmill draws our water and the cows cut our wood.' The lowly cowchips around which I had at first tip-toed and raised my skirts held a place of high esteem."

----- early settler Mary Blankenship discussing the prairie's most abundant form of heating fuel at her family's new farm near Lubbock in 1902 in her autobiography, "The West is for Us." Mary was born in Meridian, Texas in 1878. In 1901 she and Andrew Blankenship got married in a "buggy wedding," surrounded by friends and family. Mary wrote that she worried about the horse's behavior as the preacher had them recite their vows. After they were married, they moved to the Blankenship farm in Erath County. A promoter named Jim Jarrott convinced them to move north and west to a place near Ropesville (Lubbock) where they homesteaded. When they left Erath County, all they had was what they could fit in their wagon, a dog, a horse, a couple of mules ---- and 500 dollars in gold coins that they sewed into a money belt covered by Mary's many petticoats. Before they left Erath County, they had "last photos" taken of themselves, just in case. This photo is that "last photo." But it turned out they needn't have worried because they endured, and when they could finally afford a car, life became much easier because they were able to travel to Lubbock to socialize. Over time they acquired more and more land, moved to Lubbock, and became leading citizens. The Town and Country shopping center at Fourth Street and Univesity Avenue was located on their property. It opened in 1954.

12/28/2023

Driving across the Bosque River bridge last night. Our beautiful courthouse is in the background. Feeling blessed to be able to live here in Meridian.

12/03/2023

This evening before the Christmas Parade! This is the view from my office at Patton-Cannon Real Estate

09/25/2023

This diamond in the rough was not on the market, but I was able to facilitate a deal for my client. This will be exciting to watch the transformation.
Main Street
Meridian, TX

09/22/2023

Love a small town♥️ Meridian,TX

09/20/2023

Born and raised in the Lone Star State!

09/19/2023

Love this FARM 💚

MLS # 20392977 – Charming and spacious, this unique property spans 32 serene acres on the edge of Meridian's city limits, blending the best of rural beauty with city amenities. The main residence of...

09/19/2023

Honey Creek Ranch in Hico! This place has such awesome view to build your house on or a weekend getaway.

MLS # 20429639 – Relax in the peace and quiet of the country. Great place to gather with friends and family with plenty of day trips for shopping, Fossil Rim Wildlife Center and Dinosaur tracks of G...