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Discover spacious homes for sale with acreage in Hico, TX, where wide-open land meets comfortable living. Whether you’re seeking room for horses, hobbies, or privacy, find properties that offer both space and Texas charm.

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Hico, located at the junction of Highways 6, 220 and 281, is a picturesque community that’s home to about 1,500 people – and the town’s motto, “Where Everybody is Somebody,” isn’t just something they say; it’s residents’ way of life.

This charming city has deep roots in history as Hamilton County’s original shipping epicenter via the Katy Railroad, when it became a hub for trading cattle and cotton.

Hico, TX Real Estate

Whether you’re searching for your first home or you’d like to retire, you’ll find homes for sale in Hico, TX that meet your needs. Some homes are part of established communities, while others are set apart from the rest and separated by acres of natural landscape.

The Hico, TX real estate market is unlike many others in this region because it offers a wide variety of architectural styles at a vast array of price ranges. It’s not unusual to find a single-family home priced below $100,000 near a spacious, several-hundred-acre property on the market for more than $1 million.

Commute Times From Hico

• Stephenville: 19.7 miles
• Dublin: 21 miles
• Glen Rose: 26.3 miles
• Bluff Dale: 27.8 miles
• Tolar: 34.6 miles
• Granbury: 39 miles
• Cleburne: 49.5 miles
• Aledo: 65.3 miles
• Weatherford: 68.6 miles

Children who live in Hico are part of the Hico Independent School District.

There are a handful of locally owned restaurants in Hico (perhaps the most famous is the Koffee Kup Family Restaurant), as well as quaint boutiques, charming antique shops and more. We’re a short drive from the Walmart and other stores in Stephenville, which means everything you need is only minutes away.

There are several historic attractions in and outside of historic downtown Hico, including The Billy the Kid Museum and Wiseman House Chocolates. Every May, Hico hosts their annual Texas Steak Cookoff; in July, residents attend an Old Settlers Reunion at City Park (it’s taken place every year since 1882, except during World War II). The nearby Timber Creek Ranch offers horseback riding adventures, camping and hayrides, as well.