The Tolliver Estate is a legacy 601-acre ranch located just south of Hico in northern Hamilton County, offering a rare combination of productive pasture, rolling terrain, and exceptional recreational potential. With over 6,600 feet of frontage on CR 293 and multiple gated entrances, this property provides easy access and privacy, making it ideal for a weekend retreat, working ranch, or long-term investment. The land features elevation changes from 1,080 to 1,240 feet, creating scenic hilltop build sites with sweeping views. A mix of beautiful hardwood timber—Post Oaks, Live Oaks, and Elms—frames the landscape alongside brushy draws and native grass pastures. Several small stock ponds are already in place, and the natural topography and watershed offer excellent potential for small lake development. The ranch includes three water wells with electricity, one of which is reported to produce over 100 gallons per minute. A large metal shop with a slab foundation and sliding doors provides functional workspace and storage. Two sets of working pens with barns and sheds support livestock operations, while two old homesteads with historic barns, windmills, and weathered structures add character and a sense of history to the property. There are also two improved grass fields in need of mesquite clearing, but full of promise. The entire property is surrounded by mostly large neighboring ranches, with no nearby development encroaching on the peace and seclusion. While the Tolliver Estate could use some TLC and cleanup, it holds all the right ingredients to become a premier livestock and recreational ranch, offering a unique opportunity to own a true piece of Texas with strong potential for future development or a lasting family legacy.

The Tolliver Estate is a legacy 601-acre ranch located just south of Hico in northern Hamilton County, offering a rare combination of productive pasture, rolling terrain, and exceptional recreational potential. With over 6,600 feet of frontage on CR 293 and multiple gated entrances, this property provides easy access and privacy, making it ideal for a weekend retreat, working ranch, or long-term investment. The land features elevation changes from 1,080 to 1,240 feet, creating scenic hilltop build sites with sweeping views. A mix of beautiful hardwood timber—Post Oaks, Live Oaks, and Elms—frames the landscape alongside brushy draws and native grass pastures. Several small stock ponds are already in place, and the natural topography and watershed offer excellent potential for small lake development. The ranch includes three water wells with electricity, one of which is reported to produce over 100 gallons per minute. A large metal shop with a slab foundation and sliding doors provides functional workspace and storage. Two sets of working pens with barns and sheds support livestock operations, while two old homesteads with historic barns, windmills, and weathered structures add character and a sense of history to the property. There are also two improved grass fields in need of mesquite clearing, but full of promise. The entire property is surrounded by mostly large neighboring ranches, with no nearby development encroaching on the peace and seclusion. While the Tolliver Estate could use some TLC and cleanup, it holds all the right ingredients to become a premier livestock and recreational ranch, offering a unique opportunity to own a true piece of Texas with strong potential for future development or a lasting family legacy.