Calvert, TX Houses for Sale

Escape to the countryside with this stunning 30 acre property with a wildlife exemption already in place! The main home has approximately 2,918sf of living space, featuring two well-appointed bedrooms and a versatile bonus room that can easily serve as a third bedroom, home office, or nursery. The home is thoughtfully designed with a split floor plan that ensures privacy, a loft area that adds an

Connie Dent Arrow Creek Properties

Welcome to this spacious home with over 2,200 sq ft situated on a corner lot in Calvert’s Historic District! Step inside to tile floors, coffered ceilings & a cozy two-sided fireplace that also opens into the sunroom, creating a warm & inviting atmosphere. The impressive kitchen overlooks the living room & features quartz countertops, tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, a breakfast area

Kristi Fox Satsky Century 21 Integra Unlocked

Own a piece of Texas history. The Old Calvert Hotel, also known as the Dirr Cottage, is a National Register landmark dating to the 1870s with 10 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms & 3 half, and over a century of proven hospitality use. Built by German immigrant Gottlieb Dirr and later expanded into a grand hotel by his widow Hanna in 1904, this striking two-story property sits on a prominent corner lot

Andrew English Congress Realty, Inc.

Welcome home to this well maintained 3,000+ square foot brick home sitting on a spacious half-acre corner lot. With multiple living areas, this home offers plenty of room for gathering, entertaining, or simply spreading out and enjoying everyday life. The large kitchen provides ample space for cooking and hosting, while original tile and wood floors add timeless character throughout. Generous

AJ Buck Greenprint Real Estate Group

Welcome to Cow Creek Farms, situated on 2.097 acres this property offers 2,600 sq ft of living space with 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The home features an open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area.The property is currently configured with half of the home used as a short-term rental, providing flexibility for owner occupancy, multigenerational living, or income-producing use.An

Lena Thomas Medve Real Estate, LLC

This home is conveniently located at the corner of Hickory Street and Hanna (FM 1644) in Calvert and only blocks to HWY 6 and has tile floors throughout and large closets for storage. The simplicity creates an environment that is easy to care for and maintain. Call to make an appointment to take a look!

Carla Barker Heartland Properties

The Iron Bridge Ranchettes, in Robertson County near Bryan/College Station and conveniently close to Highway 6 on the way to Waco, offer 13 carefully curated tracts from about 10.4 to just over 31 acres. With well-maintained county road access and approximately 90 feet of elevation change across the property, access is a breeze, and the views are stunning. Tracts 1 to 3 are fully wooded with

Walker Powell HomeLand Properties, Inc

This unique and rare find is a real 1860's farm house, with all the charm and of course many modern amenities. History: The original Calvert brick was manufactured on this site. What remains of the brick ovens lines a great covered outdoor space for personal enjoyment and entertainment. A charming gazebo is situated on the edge of the pond. The garage also has a covered oversized porch

Carla Barker Heartland Properties

Unlimited potential describes this 1868 multi-functional, unique, building in downtown Calvert! Located on SH 6 in the center of the golden triangle between Texas A&M & Baylor. Renovations at present include architect engineered and supervised steel supported frame and design plans, as well as, fire barriers and sprinkler system, 2 electric meters and plumbing partially complete. Designed for

Carla Barker Heartland Properties

*Square footage is estimated due to the appraisal district lacking specification* One of a few original structures listed by the State Historical Association on Main Street of Calvert. L T Fuller founded his company around 1870, one of Calvert's first industries & patented a number of mechanical items for the cotton trade and specialized machinery. The iron facade came from the famous Mesker &

Carla Barker Heartland Properties