The Lone Star State has developed into one of the most unique cities in the country. While many Americans view Texas as a place that has bred a unique local culture that is expressed by the sentiment, "A Texan first, American second," the fact of the matter is that the various cities in Texas are all unique from one another. From the metropolitan delights of Texas to the oil influence in Houston to the high brow culture of Austin, Texas cities are all very different from one another. They do share one common trait though: they all make excellent places to live.

The county seat of Ellis County and part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area known as the Metroplex, the city of Waxahachie is one of the best places to live in Texas. Home to Southwestern Assemblies of God University and over 21,000 residents, Waxahachie is blessed with a rich, colorful history.

Originally settled in 1845 and incorporated as a city in 1871, the prosperous times enjoyed by Waxahachie between 1890 and 1920 is predominantly responsible for the city's historic downtown area. A place noted for its scenery and distinct Texan layout, Waxahachie is a great place to live. Its convenient location within thirty miles of Grand Prairie and Dallas only increases the city's value.

A community that practically defines the famous Texan friendly and playful nature, Waxahachie is a city of safe neighborhoods and friendly neighbors.