Midland offers a peaceful atmosphere with tranquil streets that contribute to a calm living environment. The community features primarily single detached homes along with a selection of small apartment buildings and mobile homes, providing diverse housing options. There are over 350 restaurants and cafes, ensuring a wide variety of dining experiences. Access to both public and private primary and secondary schools is convenient, located within close proximity. The area supports convenient bicycling due to its mostly flat terrain. Parking availability is ample, making vehicle use hassle-free. Pharmacies and essential daily needs are easily reachable, creating a well-rounded and comfortable neighborhood.
Home buyers who prefer a calm environment will enjoy Midland. Midland is very quiet, as the streets tend to be especially peaceful.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A leafy green space located on the east end of Permian Estates, with a playground, paved walking paths, picnic tables, and basketball courts, ideal for families and daily outdoor activity within walking distance of many homes.
Just outside the neighborhood, Beal Park offers expansive sports fields, a dog park, a lighted skatepark, walking trails, and a community center—and will feature the ExxonMobil Soccer Complex with over 60 fields opening in September 2028.
Located at 4200 Cedar Spring Drive just a short distance from Permian Estates, Long Elementary serves grades PK–6 and is recognized among the top public schools in the neighborhood based on proficiency and ranking.
Situated at 900 S Raymond Road near Permian Estates, Burnet Elementary (PK–6) is another of the two main public schools serving the neighborhood, offering a close and convenient school option for families.
A small commercial cluster near the neighborhood features handy amenities like Ace Hardware for home projects, JumBurrito for casual dining, and the nostalgic Back in the Day Café—all within a short drive from Permian Estates homes.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This seasonal family attraction is a convenient Midland-area outing for Persian Estates residents, with hayrides, farm animals, a large pumpkin patch, a maze, campfires, food, and more than 25 activities. October weekends offer an easy way to enjoy cooler weather and classic fall entertainment without leaving Midland.
View event details →Residents can spend a free fall Saturday downtown watching artists turn streets and sidewalks into colorful public art. The event is especially appealing for families in Persian Estates because it includes hands-on art activities, live entertainment, children’s chalk areas, and yard games in a central Midland location.
View event details →This free Midland Police Department and Parks & Recreation event gives local families an evening of games, candy, and Halloween activities. Hogan Park is a practical nearby destination for Persian Estates households looking for a low-cost, kid-friendly seasonal celebration before Halloween weekend.
View event details →Families from Persian Estates can enjoy a free daytime Halloween activity featuring fire trucks, treats, and festive activities at Midland’s Central Fire Station. It is a particularly good option for younger children who may prefer a daytime event and an approachable, community-oriented alternative to evening trick-or-treating.
View event details →Adults and older families can enjoy a local Oktoberfest-style gathering with a stein-hoisting contest at Little Woodrow’s Midland. For Persian Estates residents, it offers a casual nearby night out with seasonal atmosphere, food and drinks, and a community social setting rather than requiring a drive to a larger regional festival.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Persian Estates
