Recently Sold Homes in Kimble County, TX

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Sunday House style rock home located in one of Mason's finest historic neighborhoods. On 3/10 acre, not far from Mason's quaint and beautiful court house square. Believed to be originally built around 1890. Meticulously and artfully restored with many outstanding early day features. 3 bedroom, 2 baths. High metal ceilings, wood floors, unique wood doors and framing. Interior stucco walls with artistic exposed rock displays. Fireplace. Zoned mini-split ac/heat units. Furniture and appliances go with sale. Recent standing seam metal roof. Ideal for permanent residence, weekend town house, or bed and breakfast rental.

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Highly sought-after 4 bedroom, 3.5 bathroom home in Mason, TX featuring vaulted ceilings, an open floor plan, and quality finishes throughout. The spacious kitchen offers quartz countertops, reverse osmosis water system, ample workspace, and opens into a large living area with an electric fireplace. The downstairs primary suite includes a tiled walk-in shower, dual sink vanity, and oversized walk-in closet. Two additional downstairs bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom, while a dedicated office provides an ideal work-from-home or study space. A spiral staircase leads to a large upstairs bonus room with full bath that works perfectly as a game room, guest suite, or fourth bedroom. Separat

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Significant Price Reduction! Now $250,000—an outstanding value and investment opportunity in today's Mason market. Bring an offer and make this property yours! Located in one of Mason's most desirable neighborhoods just minutes from the award-winning Mason Schools, this charming 1954 brick home blends timeless character with thoughtful updates and everyday comfort. Beautiful oak trees adorn the path leading to the front door, creating a warm and inviting first impression. Offering 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms, the home features a comfortable layout with a cozy fireplace, built-ins, ample storage, and a screened-in porch perfect for relaxing year-round. Recently updated with over $7,0

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Historic Hoerster House and Stage Coach Stop: a rare two-property Bed & Breakfast opportunity on 1.7 beautiful acres with Highway 87 (San Antonio Street) frontage and Magnolia Street access. Most furnishings and appliances convey. Built in 1906 by Fritz Hoerster, the Hoerster House is a classic 1-bedroom, 1-bath home featuring high beaded ceilings, wood flooring, crown molding, a wine cellar, and more. The Stage Coach House, estimated circa 1850, is believed to be the oldest surviving residence in Mason and possibly the oldest structure still standing in town. During the Fort Mason era, it is believed to have served as a stagecoach stop on the famous old Pinta Trail, later known as th

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Discover the perfect blend of comfort and functionality in this beautifully updated 3-bed, 2-bath, offering 1,392 square feet of living space. Nestled on 5-acres, This home features new floors, doors, and energy-efficient windows. The real wood-burning fireplace adds warmth and charm, making it an inviting space for family gatherings or quiet evenings. The roof, replaced 6 years ago provides peace of mind. An aerobic septic system and well offer reliable and efficient waste and water management. Enjoy outdoor amenities like four fruit trees, grapevines, and a small fenced in garden area ideal for cultivating your favorite flowers or vegetables. There's also a chicken coop and 1/4 acre horse

Recently Sold Home in Kimble County, TX:

Discover 7.8 unrestricted acres offering endless possibilities—ideal for homesteading, horses, and 4-H projects. The property features a 1512 sf, 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home set on level, usable land, making the entire acreage easily accessible. 360 sf covered, relaxing front porch. Plenty of room for a barn, workshop or whatever your vision requires. Enjoy the freedom of country living with no HOA and no restrictions.