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- 1/33 33
Open Sat 12PM-2PM$370,000
3 Beds2 Baths1,886 SqFt1211 Overlook Court, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Danna Guille -Chavez of Real Broker, LLC
- 1/40 40
Open Sat 2:30PM-4:30PM$519,807
3 Beds4 Baths2,675 SqFt38004 Cedar Park Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Gary Wallace of Lake Homes Realty, LLC
- 1/35 35
Open Sat 12PM-2PM$399,000
3 Beds3 Baths1,949 SqFt7158 Sandy Oaks Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Gary Wallace of Lake Homes Realty, LLC
- 1/34 34
Open Sat 11AM-1PM$305,999
4 Beds2 Baths1,830 SqFt202 Abney Street, Hillsboro, TX 76645
Single Family Home
Listed by Paloma Montes of White Label Realty
- 1/38 38
New$299,000
3 Beds2 Baths1,960 SqFt306 S College Street, Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Nancy Jolly of Real
- 1/40 40
New$350,000
2 Beds3 Baths1,713 SqFt24012 Oak Shadow Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Lisa Hill of Ranch Masters
- 1/37 37
New$455,000
3 Beds3 Baths2,010 SqFt22109 Greenbriar Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Lisa Hill of Ranch Masters
- 1/25 25
New$420,000
3 Beds2 Baths1,800 SqFt399 S Hcr-1450 S, Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Helena Huse of Next Level Realty
- 1/27 27
New$64,995
1 Bed1 Bath560 SqFt112 Alfa Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Paul Sauer of Sauer & Associates, Inc.
- 1/20 20
New$290,000
4 Beds2 Baths2,513 SqFt256 Country Club Road, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Richard Chrisner of Riverplace Realty
- 1/17 17
New$249,900
2 Beds1 Bath1,739 SqFt226 HCR 1314, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Sigal Davidow of Pinnacle Realty Advisors
- 1/4 4
New$202,990
4 Beds2 Baths1,401 SqFt526 Don Lane, Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Evette Valdez of Jason Mitchell Real Estate
- 1/3 3
New$219,990
4 Beds3 Baths1,802 SqFt516 Don Lane, Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Isabella Wewer of Jason Mitchell Real Estate
- 1/4 4
New$229,990
4 Beds3 Baths2,001 SqFt514 Don Ln., Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Isabella Wewer of Jason Mitchell Real Estate
- 1/4 4
New$229,990
4 Beds3 Baths2,001 SqFt528 Don Lane, Itasca, TX 76055
Single Family Home
Listed by Evette Valdez of Jason Mitchell Real Estate
- 1/25 25
New$239,000
3 Beds4 Baths1,696 SqFt404 N Magnolia Avenue, Hubbard, TX 76648
Single Family Home
Listed by Margot Foster of Foster Properties
- 1/22 22
New$129,900
3 Beds2 Baths1,216 SqFt144 9th Street, Whitney, TX 76692
Manufactured Home
Listed by Glenda Hall of UCRE Heart of Texas Land&Home
- 1/40 40
New$475,000
4 Beds3 Baths2,478 SqFt107 Private Road 226, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Andrue Rountree of Live Oak Brokerage Group
- 1/26 26
New$499,000
4 Beds2 Baths2,112 SqFt257 Oak Ridge Loop, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Sherri Elwood of Greater Waco Realty, LLC
- 1/17 17
Active$471,500
3 Beds2 Baths2,050 SqFt17064 Trailwood Drive, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Amy Rumfield of All City Real Estate, Ltd. Co.
- 1/19 19
Price Dropped by $10K$170,000
2 Beds2 Baths1,020 SqFt307 Smith Street, Hillsboro, TX 76645
Single Family Home
Listed by Christopher Watters of Watters International Realty
- 1/22 22
Active$96,320
4 Beds2 Baths1,204 SqFt119 Hcr 2107, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Michael Ruesch of Weichert Realtors
- 1/25 25
Pending$249,900
3 Beds2 Baths1,350 SqFt413 John Street, Hillsboro, TX 76645
Single Family Home
Listed by Paloma Montes of White Label Realty
- 1/20 20
Price Dropped by $25K$199,900
4 Beds1 Bath2,160 SqFt176 Hcr 2127, Whitney, TX 76692
Single Family Home
Listed by Edward Mcclintick of Joseph Walter Realty, LLC
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Hill County is in the Greater Dallas Area. Hillsboro, the County Seat, is about 62 miles south of Downtown Dallas.
ABOUT HILL COUNTY
Hill County is a great place for families looking for a welcoming community, strong educational options, and the chance to experience both the peace of rural living and the convenience of nearby cities. It's a place where you can enjoy a slower pace of life while still having access to the amenities that modern families need. Welcome to Hill County!
Geography and Environment: Hill County is situated in Central Texas, approximately midway between the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and Waco. Named after George Washington Hill, a secretary of war and secretary of the navy under the Republic of Texas, it’s characterized by a combination of plains and rolling hills, with the Brazos River running along its eastern boundary.
Cities and Towns: The county seat is Hillsboro, a picturesque small town with well-preserved historical architecture and a welcoming community spirit. Other towns include Whitney, Itasca, and Hubbard, each having its own unique charm and character.
Education: The school districts in Hill County, such as Hillsboro ISD, Whitney ISD, and Itasca ISD, have a reputation for a commitment to students' educational success. There are also several private schools and daycare centers for younger children. Nearby, you can find higher education institutions, including Hill College in Hillsboro, offering a range of degree programs and vocational training courses.
Recreation: For outdoor enthusiasts, the county offers an array of activities. Lake Whitney State Park is a popular spot for fishing, camping, and boating. There are several well-maintained parks and recreational areas in the county, and local events such as fairs and farmers' markets add to the community feeling.
Historical Attractions: Hill County is rich in history. You can take a tour through the Texas Heritage Museum in Hillsboro, visit the Cell Block Museum in Hillsboro which is an old jail turned museum, or wander through the historic downtown areas with their beautifully preserved architecture.
Housing and Living: Whether you're looking for a spacious family home in the countryside, a ranch-style house with a view, or a townhouse in the heart of one of the county's charming small towns, Hill County offers a range of housing options. The cost of living is typically lower than in larger metropolitan areas in Texas.
Healthcare: Hill Regional Hospital in Hillsboro serves as the primary healthcare provider for the county, and there are also several clinics and private practices providing a range of medical services.
Community: One of the key strengths of Hill County is its sense of community. The towns have a friendly, small-town feel where neighbors know each other, and there are numerous community events throughout the year that bring residents together.
PRIMARY CITIES & COMMUNITIES
Hillsboro: As the county seat, Hillsboro is the largest city in Hill County and serves as the economic and social hub of the region. It's known for its rich history, as seen in the historic downtown area with well-preserved buildings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hillsboro has a variety of local shops, restaurants, and community events like the annual Christmas parade and the Hillsboro Cotton Pickin' Fair.
Whitney: Known as the "Getaway Capital of Texas," Whitney is located near the southern end of Hill County. Its biggest attraction is Lake Whitney, a popular spot for camping, fishing, boating, and bird-watching. The city itself is small, friendly, and community-oriented, and it hosts events like Pioneer Days to celebrate the town's heritage.
Itasca: Situated in the northeastern part of Hill County, Itasca is a small city with a rich railway history. It is known for its peaceful and family-friendly environment. Itasca has several parks and a historical downtown area. The city also has a strong agricultural base, with numerous farms and ranches surrounding the area.
Hubbard: Located on the eastern edge of Hill County, Hubbard is a small, historic city that was once considered the "Queen City" of Central Texas during the late 19th century. Known for its vintage architecture and antique stores, Hubbard has a distinctive charm that draws in both residents and visitors.
Blum: This small town located in the northwestern part of Hill County is best known for its quiet, rural atmosphere and friendly community. The Brazos River runs just west of town, offering fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Covington: Situated in the northwest corner of the county, Covington is a small town with a strong sense of community. It's a quiet place with a laid-back lifestyle, and it's surrounded by beautiful farmland.
Mount Calm: Located in the southern part of the county, Mount Calm is a rural community with a small population. The surrounding area is mainly composed of farms and ranches.
SCHOOLS
School Districts and Great Schools Ratings: Hill County is served by 19 School Districts. Some schools have high Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
Private School Options: There are many private school options in Hill County.
LOCATION
Adjacent Counties: Johnson County (north), Ellis County (northeast), Navarro County (east), Limestone County (southeast), McLennan County (south) and Bosque County (west).
ACCOLADES
Best in Texas™: Hubbard is on ALEX Labs' list of the the Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!
LinkedIn: Subscribe for free to the LinkedIn Best In Texas Real Estate Newsletter.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information contact ALEX at 713.918.9951, alex@alex.realestate or complete the form at the bottom of this page.
Visit Hill County on Wiki.
ABOUT HILL COUNTY
Hill County is a great place for families looking for a welcoming community, strong educational options, and the chance to experience both the peace of rural living and the convenience of nearby cities. It's a place where you can enjoy a slower pace of life while still having access to the amenities that modern families need. Welcome to Hill County!
Geography and Environment: Hill County is situated in Central Texas, approximately midway between the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and Waco. Named after George Washington Hill, a secretary of war and secretary of the navy under the Republic of Texas, it’s characterized by a combination of plains and rolling hills, with the Brazos River running along its eastern boundary.
Cities and Towns: The county seat is Hillsboro, a picturesque small town with well-preserved historical architecture and a welcoming community spirit. Other towns include Whitney, Itasca, and Hubbard, each having its own unique charm and character.
Education: The school districts in Hill County, such as Hillsboro ISD, Whitney ISD, and Itasca ISD, have a reputation for a commitment to students' educational success. There are also several private schools and daycare centers for younger children. Nearby, you can find higher education institutions, including Hill College in Hillsboro, offering a range of degree programs and vocational training courses.
Recreation: For outdoor enthusiasts, the county offers an array of activities. Lake Whitney State Park is a popular spot for fishing, camping, and boating. There are several well-maintained parks and recreational areas in the county, and local events such as fairs and farmers' markets add to the community feeling.
Historical Attractions: Hill County is rich in history. You can take a tour through the Texas Heritage Museum in Hillsboro, visit the Cell Block Museum in Hillsboro which is an old jail turned museum, or wander through the historic downtown areas with their beautifully preserved architecture.
Housing and Living: Whether you're looking for a spacious family home in the countryside, a ranch-style house with a view, or a townhouse in the heart of one of the county's charming small towns, Hill County offers a range of housing options. The cost of living is typically lower than in larger metropolitan areas in Texas.
Healthcare: Hill Regional Hospital in Hillsboro serves as the primary healthcare provider for the county, and there are also several clinics and private practices providing a range of medical services.
Community: One of the key strengths of Hill County is its sense of community. The towns have a friendly, small-town feel where neighbors know each other, and there are numerous community events throughout the year that bring residents together.
PRIMARY CITIES & COMMUNITIES
Hillsboro: As the county seat, Hillsboro is the largest city in Hill County and serves as the economic and social hub of the region. It's known for its rich history, as seen in the historic downtown area with well-preserved buildings dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Hillsboro has a variety of local shops, restaurants, and community events like the annual Christmas parade and the Hillsboro Cotton Pickin' Fair.
Whitney: Known as the "Getaway Capital of Texas," Whitney is located near the southern end of Hill County. Its biggest attraction is Lake Whitney, a popular spot for camping, fishing, boating, and bird-watching. The city itself is small, friendly, and community-oriented, and it hosts events like Pioneer Days to celebrate the town's heritage.
Itasca: Situated in the northeastern part of Hill County, Itasca is a small city with a rich railway history. It is known for its peaceful and family-friendly environment. Itasca has several parks and a historical downtown area. The city also has a strong agricultural base, with numerous farms and ranches surrounding the area.
Hubbard: Located on the eastern edge of Hill County, Hubbard is a small, historic city that was once considered the "Queen City" of Central Texas during the late 19th century. Known for its vintage architecture and antique stores, Hubbard has a distinctive charm that draws in both residents and visitors.
Blum: This small town located in the northwestern part of Hill County is best known for its quiet, rural atmosphere and friendly community. The Brazos River runs just west of town, offering fishing and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Covington: Situated in the northwest corner of the county, Covington is a small town with a strong sense of community. It's a quiet place with a laid-back lifestyle, and it's surrounded by beautiful farmland.
Mount Calm: Located in the southern part of the county, Mount Calm is a rural community with a small population. The surrounding area is mainly composed of farms and ranches.
SCHOOLS
School Districts and Great Schools Ratings: Hill County is served by 19 School Districts. Some schools have high Great Schools Ratings. Information about Great Schools Ratings. Please contact a specific School District for enrollment eligibility.
Private School Options: There are many private school options in Hill County.
LOCATION
Adjacent Counties: Johnson County (north), Ellis County (northeast), Navarro County (east), Limestone County (southeast), McLennan County (south) and Bosque County (west).
ACCOLADES
Best in Texas™: Hubbard is on ALEX Labs' list of the the Best in Texas™. Get the Best in Texas™ delivered to your inbox!
LinkedIn: Subscribe for free to the LinkedIn Best In Texas Real Estate Newsletter.
MORE INFORMATION
For more information contact ALEX at 713.918.9951, alex@alex.realestate or complete the form at the bottom of this page.
Visit Hill County on Wiki.
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