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Malone

Malone, TX Community Guide

Welcome to Malone, Texas—a peaceful rural community in southeastern Hill County where country living, friendly neighbors, and open landscapes create an inviting place to call home. Located just east of Interstate 35 between Hillsboro and Waco, Malone offers residents the tranquility of small-town life while providing convenient access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and employment throughout Central Texas.

Surrounded by productive farmland and rolling countryside, Malone has long been rooted in Texas agriculture and continues to offer the relaxed lifestyle many homebuyers seek. Residents enjoy quiet neighborhoods, scenic views, and a close-knit community where neighbors know one another and local traditions remain strong.

Families appreciate Malone's welcoming atmosphere and convenient access to schools, parks, and community services in nearby Hill County communities. Its central location allows residents to enjoy the benefits of rural living without being far from the amenities of Hillsboro, Waco, Corsicana, and other surrounding cities.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy nearby. Lake Whitney and Aquilla Lake are both within easy driving distance, providing excellent opportunities for boating, fishing, camping, hiking, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. The surrounding countryside also offers beautiful scenic drives, hunting opportunities, and peaceful places to experience the natural beauty of Central Texas.

The Malone real estate market features a variety of properties, including single-family homes, country homes, farms, ranches, acreage, and land ready for custom home construction. Buyers looking for affordable rural property, additional privacy, or investment opportunities often find Malone to be an excellent choice. Whether you're searching for your first home, expanding to a larger property, or investing in Texas land, Malone offers exceptional value and room to grow.

With convenient access to Interstate 35, residents can easily commute to Hillsboro, Waco, Waxahachie, and other North and Central Texas communities while returning home to the peace and quiet of country living.

As local Hill County REALTORS®, Jay & Nancy Jolly are proud to help buyers and sellers navigate the Malone real estate market with local expertise, personalized service, and professional guidance. Whether you're buying, selling, or investing, we're committed to helping you achieve your real estate goals throughout Hill County.

Discover why Malone, Texas is becoming an attractive destination for buyers seeking rural charm, affordable living, and the welcoming spirit that makes Hill County such a special place to call home.

$147,000
Average Sales Price
$147,000
Median Sales Price
2
Total Listings
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About Malone, Texas

Malone is a small community in eastern Hill County, Texas, surrounded by farmland, pasture and rural properties. The community's setting reflects the agricultural character of this part of the county, with residences, acreage and working land extending beyond the town itself into the surrounding countryside.

 

Residents have road access to other Hill County communities and larger destinations throughout Central Texas. Because Malone is a smaller community, households may travel to nearby towns for shopping, healthcare, employment and other frequently used services.

 

Real estate in and around Malone can include established homes, country residences, acreage, agricultural property and undeveloped land. Individual properties can vary substantially in parcel size, improvements, access and available infrastructure.

 

Buyers considering rural property should evaluate each parcel individually. Depending on the property, due diligence may include surveys, legal access, easements, utilities, water sources, septic systems, deed restrictions, floodplain information and whether the property's characteristics are appropriate for the buyer's intended use.

 

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Homes & Real Estate in Malone, Texas

Real estate in the Malone area reflects its rural Hill County setting. Buyers may encounter established homes within the community as well as country residences, acreage, agricultural properties and undeveloped land in the surrounding countryside.

Properties can vary considerably in parcel size, improvements, access and infrastructure. Rural homes and acreage may include features such as fencing, barns, workshops, stock tanks or other agricultural improvements, while undeveloped tracts may require additional planning for utilities, water, wastewater and access.

Buyers considering a home or rural property should investigate the characteristics of the individual parcel, including surveys, easements, property boundaries, road access, utilities, water sources, septic systems and deed restrictions.

Property values can also vary substantially depending on acreage, location, improvements, condition, access and comparable sales. Individual properties should therefore be evaluated on their own characteristics rather than relying solely on community-level pricing.
 
 
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Agricultural Land & Rural Property Near Malone

The countryside surrounding Malone includes farmland, pasture, acreage and rural tracts that reflect the agricultural character of eastern Hill County. Properties may range from smaller acreage parcels to larger tracts used for farming, livestock, recreation or other rural purposes.

Land characteristics can vary considerably from one property to another. Some tracts may include fencing, barns, workshops, stock tanks or other agricultural improvements, while undeveloped land may require additional planning for utilities, water, wastewater and property access.

Before purchasing rural land, buyers should verify boundaries, surveys, legal and physical access, easements and available utilities for the individual parcel. Water sources, septic requirements and road conditions should also be investigated rather than assumed based on neighboring properties.

Buyers planning to build a home, keep livestock, pursue agricultural activities or use land for another specific purpose should also research deed restrictions, floodplain information and applicable governmental requirements to determine whether the property is suitable for the intended use.
 
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Moving to & Living in Malone, Texas

Living in Malone offers a small-community setting surrounded by the rural landscape of eastern Hill County. Because Malone is a smaller community, residents may travel to other Hill County communities and larger nearby destinations for shopping, healthcare, employment and other frequently used services.

Daily living can vary depending on the location and characteristics of an individual property. Rural homes and acreage may have different arrangements for electricity, water, wastewater, internet service and road access, making it important for prospective residents to verify the services available at the specific property they are considering.

Households planning a move may also want to research property taxes, schools, transportation, internet availability and travel times to employment and frequently used services. These considerations can differ between properties within town and those located in the surrounding countryside.

ur Hill County relocation resources provide additional information for researching these practical considerations and comparing Malone with other communities throughout the county.
 

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Bathrooms 1.5 1.5
Bedrooms 3 3
Year Built 1913 1912
Lot Size 1,474,755 Sqft 436,471 Sqft
Taxes $934 $501

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