<h1 style="text-align: center;">Florence, <em>Austin</em></h1>
<p>Florence is a little town less than an hour away from Austin, TX, that got its start in the mid-19th century as a bustling midwestern town. Back in the early days, railroad and retail were in full swing in Florence. It was a land of ranchers and cowboys, but there were businesses and factories in town, too, providing jobs and goods to all of the citizens of that time. It appeared Florence was on the path to becoming one of Texas' best towns.</p>
<p>When the Great Depression hit, Florence's economy suffered gravely. The rebuilding process was slow, but the citizens who banded together in support of this small community eventually prevailed. Over the past decade, Florence has experienced growth as the result of their efforts. New homes and businesses have come to the area, which has only brought in more citizens.</p>
<p>Houses for sale in Florence are available in a variety of sizes, prices and styles. There are affordable manufactured homes for those on a budget, as well as small cottages and log cabins. Those looking to buy a house in Florence will also enjoy the selection of palatial homes with fabulous views, as well as everything in between.</p>
<p>People who are accustomed to tight-knit communities relocate to Florence get that quaint, rural vibe and experience, and over recent years, a lot of transplants in town have been coming from different states to make Florence their home. Particularly, horse owners really prefer living in Florence due to the availability of properties with horse stables. Florence also offers a great deal of studios for artists, so many of them have chosen to set up shop in town , too.</p>
<p>Positioned off of 195, very close to big suburbs, such as Georgetown, people who live in Florence are able to reach any desired destination quickly and efficiently. Just under an hour's drive will put residents right into the heart of Austin, where they can access restaurants, shops and nightlife.</p>