Rentals in Yancey, TX
Includes homes listed within 12 miles of Yancey: the MLS files many of them under a nearby mailing city.
1 rentals in Yancey, TX right now, priced from $1,300 to $1,300 with a median of $1,300/mo. Rebuilt every week from the MLS feed.
- Listings
- 1
- Median rent
- $1,300/mo
- Range
- $1,300 – $1,300
- Median size
- 1,140 sq ft
All 1 rentals in Yancey, TX
- 4004 Hwy 173 N $1,300/mo
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Listing information is provided by the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® MLS for consumers' personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing or renting. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified. Listings are shown courtesy of the brokerage named on each, which may not be the Rothrock Realty Team. Data last updated October 03, 2026.
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Renting in Yancey and southern Medina County
Yancey is a farming community in southern Medina County, between Hondo and Devine and about 44 miles from downtown San Antonio. Homes for rent almost never come up here. Even counting everything within about 12 miles, there is only one listing right now: a single-family house of about 1,140 square feet asking about $1,300 a month, in Devine's 78016 ZIP code and Devine ISD. It came on the market this week.
With one listing, there is no real median or range to report. Treat a Yancey search as a southern Medina County search, and expect to wait or widen it.
Where else to look
Hondo, to the north on US 90, and Devine, to the east on I-35, are the nearest towns with any regular supply of rentals. Natalia, Lytle, D'Hanis and Castroville are also within reach. The closer you get to San Antonio, the more homes there are to choose from, but the farther you will be from Yancey.
In farm country, some homes are rented by word of mouth and never listed. Asking around at local businesses and churches can turn up a place that never appears online.
What to settle before signing
- Who pays for water if the house is on a well, and who repairs the pump
- Whether the home is on septic, and who pays for pumping
- Whether heat or cooking runs on propane, and how the tank gets filled
- Who maintains fences, gates and the yard
- What internet and cell service are available at the address
- Whether the landlord farms or runs cattle on the land around the house
Be ready to apply
When almost nothing is available, the first complete application often wins. Gather recent pay stubs or an offer letter, ID and contact details for past landlords, and know your move-in date. The Rothrock Realty Team can watch for new rentals around Yancey, Hondo and Devine and help you move quickly when one appears.
Questions
Are there houses for rent in Yancey, TX?
Rarely. Only one rental is listed within about 12 miles of Yancey right now.
Where can I rent near Yancey?
Hondo and Devine are the closest towns with more rentals, followed by Natalia, Lytle and Castroville.
What school district is Yancey in?
Homes around Yancey are mostly in Hondo ISD or Devine ISD; the current rental is in Devine ISD.