Calvert, TX Homes for Sale with Garage

Opportunity to own historic commercial building in Calvert’s Historic 8-Block Business District on the National Registry. Originally built in 1869, this historic building first operated as the Casimir Drugstore until 1949. Today, the building is the working studio and headquarters for international sign painter, Starr Studios. Spaces throughout the property have been designated to showcase the

Brenda Van De Walle Polansky Realty

Two-story, historic family farmhouse, built late 1800s, is situated on a large corner lot that spans over two lots. The 3-bedroom home is approximately 1708 sq. ft., with outdoor bonus structures: workshop (approx 12' x 16'/192 sq ft), storm shelter built in late 50s (approx. 8' x 8'/64 sq ft), shed and utility room. The interior features spacious living/gathering areas downstairs in the entry,

Brenda Van De Walle Polansky Realty

Welcome to this charming home nestled in the heart of Calvert, Texas—just a couple of blocks from historic Main Street. Conveniently located only 30 minutes from Bryan/College Station and 50 minutes from Waco, this property offers the perfect balance of small-town serenity and easy access to city amenities.Situated on a generous lot, the home features multiple bedrooms and spacious living

Jaime Edenfield EG Realty

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

*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