Fasglas

From your description I looked for it using the map software on my computer. It looks like it's Union Pacific main line.

aQuickLS1

iTrader: (6)

Yeah, I could imagine that, but no baby. I'm single and need a garage again so I can work on my truck. I've had a supercharger (still in the box) that's been sitting for couple months.

I did talk to a neighbor over there, and he said that the noise was not too bad. But he also mentioned that he used to live by hobby air port.

sureshot

iTrader: (5)

I lived very close to railroad tracks for several years. It may bother you a little at first if your house is where they blow the horn, but you'll get used to it and it wont be a big deal. If your house isn't where they blow the horn, it'll never bother you.

dustinstangz

Gf lives next to kennedale ones which stat "no train horn sounded" that's a crock of **** all hrs of the night he blows the Fk outta that horn

dlt76028

iTrader: (13)

I live right by some tracks and the sound has never bothered me, but something to think about is when the train stops and you can't get to the other side(happens to me daily).

Parke10

iTrader: (5)

I live by a set of tracks and next to a fairly big airport, dont notice either one except for when the fedex jet leaves

Nuclear Endless

iTrader: (4)

I never notice trains at all unless theres a fookin horn...
In Corsicana by my ranch, there are a couple lines, but really I think the slow, quiet rumbling is kinda calming.

Really I'd just wait over there and see

dustinstangz

I never notice it either until 3am 9 freakin 5sec horn sounds in a volley! Lived on airstation before in yuma and never bothered me like this

zeake

iTrader: (5)

Pass on that house. Too many reasons to not live there.

LS1TRUCKGUY

iTrader: (7)

i live about 1/3 mile from the train tracks. the horn is annoying sometimes if im awake, but it dont wake me up if im sleeping. although i can hear the rumble of the engine. i have lived in my house three years and have pretty much gotten used to it.