Robertson County
As part of the College Station-Bryan, TX, metro area, Robertson County is home to approximately 16,500 residents, as of 2014 US Census estimates. Located in the Claypan area of East Central Texas it is less than two hours from the heart of Austin and is just around half an hour’s drive from Texas A & M.
The entire county encompasses 865 square miles and is accessible via U.S. Highways 79 and 190 and state highways 6 and 7. Twelve separate communities are part of Robertson County, each exuding their own personalities and individual charm. Popular relocation destinations include the cities of Calvert, Franklin, Hearne, Bremond, and Wheelock.
Scenic Landscapes
House hunters are drawn to Robertson County for its scenic views and rich prairie land. This region is best known for its wide variety of timberland, quiet river bottoms, and wide-open spaces that stretch for miles and miles in all directions. With its abundant wildlife and recreational activities like fishing, hiking, and camping, Robertson County is the ideal place for nature lovers of all kinds.Rich in History
Robertson County has a colorful history, which adds to the rural charm of its various small town. In fact, there are five buildings in the county that are currently listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. These are:- The Robert C. Allen House
- The Calvert Historic District
- The Franklin Carnegie Library
- The Hammond House
- The Robertson County Courthouse and Jail