Hubbard Real Estate
Hubbard, TX: Small-Town Living with Victorian Charm and Mineral Water History
Buyers searching for a peaceful town with a one-of-a-kind history should put Hubbard on their list. This Hill County community sits along Highway 31 and Highway 171, within 45 minutes of Waco and 30 minutes of Hillsboro, Mexia, and Corsicana, giving residents easy access to nearby cities while keeping small-town life close to home.
Hubbard's story starts with the railroad. The community was established around 1860 and known in its early years as Slap-out and McLainsboro, before it was formally organized when the Cotton Belt railway built a station there in 1881. Former Texas Governor Richard B. Hubbard attended the town's organizing meeting, and the town was named in his honor, going on to become a banking and market town known for its mineral waters.
That mineral water turned out to be a happy accident. When the city drilled for water in 1895, workers found hot mineral water instead, and the town became a health resort. That sanatorium chapter left its mark—today, Hubbard is known for its beautiful Victorian era homes and five municipal lakes, making it a place of beauty and relaxation.
Outdoor lovers will enjoy exploring the area, including Navarro Mills Lake Marina and Liberty Hill Park, both popular spots near town. Hubbard also proudly supports the only public pool in Hill County, a favorite gathering spot for local families in the summer.
With its mix of small-town warmth, historic homes, and quick access to several nearby cities, Hubbard is a great option for buyers looking for a quieter pace of life without sacrificing convenience.
Buyers searching for a peaceful town with a one-of-a-kind history should put Hubbard on their list. This Hill County community sits along Highway 31 and Highway 171, within 45 minutes of Waco and 30 minutes of Hillsboro, Mexia, and Corsicana, giving residents easy access to nearby cities while keeping small-town life close to home.
Hubbard's story starts with the railroad. The community was established around 1860 and known in its early years as Slap-out and McLainsboro, before it was formally organized when the Cotton Belt railway built a station there in 1881. Former Texas Governor Richard B. Hubbard attended the town's organizing meeting, and the town was named in his honor, going on to become a banking and market town known for its mineral waters.
That mineral water turned out to be a happy accident. When the city drilled for water in 1895, workers found hot mineral water instead, and the town became a health resort. That sanatorium chapter left its mark—today, Hubbard is known for its beautiful Victorian era homes and five municipal lakes, making it a place of beauty and relaxation.
Outdoor lovers will enjoy exploring the area, including Navarro Mills Lake Marina and Liberty Hill Park, both popular spots near town. Hubbard also proudly supports the only public pool in Hill County, a favorite gathering spot for local families in the summer.
With its mix of small-town warmth, historic homes, and quick access to several nearby cities, Hubbard is a great option for buyers looking for a quieter pace of life without sacrificing convenience.
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2951 Fm 936
$630,000
Most Expensive
226 HCR 3321
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Hubbard Listings Summary
Hubbard - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Hubbard: $396,000 / County Avg $456,900
87%
Avg Taxes in Hubbard: $3,900 / County Avg $4,100
95%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Hubbard: 1,870 / County Avg 1,951
96%
Avg Price per/sqft in Hubbard:$212 / County Avg $234
90%
Avg Year Built in Hubbard: 1983 / County Avg 1992
100%
Avg Days on Website in Hubbard: 89 / County Avg 107
83%
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| Neighborhoods in Hubbard TX |
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| 0012 |
| A Graves Surv Abs #344 |
| Hubbard Ot |
| J. Darwin |
| Mccandliss |
| McFall |
| Onstott |
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