Chilton Real Estate
Chilton, Texas: Quiet Country Living Near Waco
If you love wide-open land and small-town roots, Chilton is worth a look. This Falls County community sits along State Highway 7, just 20 miles south of Waco and about 10 miles from Marlin, the county seat. Route 77 runs along the edge of town, making it easy to reach nearby cities for shopping, dining, or work.
Chilton's story goes back to 1854, when a small group of Missouri families settled the land. The town grew alongside the railroad in the 1880s, and for decades it served as a busy shipping point with a flour mill, cotton gins, churches, and even its own newspaper. That farming heritage still shapes the town today.
Chilton is a great fit for buyers who want space, affordability, and a strong sense of community. Homes here often come with bigger lots, and many families are drawn to the good value compared to bigger Texas cities. Chilton ISD serves as the heart of the town, and local churches and school events help neighbors stay connected.
Life here has a peaceful, rural feel. Residents typically drive to Waco or Marlin for shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment, while enjoying quiet evenings and open sky at home. It's a great choice for buyers who want small-town charm with a short drive to city conveniences.
Whether you're searching for your first home or looking for extra land, Chilton offers a simple, welcoming place to settle down.
If you love wide-open land and small-town roots, Chilton is worth a look. This Falls County community sits along State Highway 7, just 20 miles south of Waco and about 10 miles from Marlin, the county seat. Route 77 runs along the edge of town, making it easy to reach nearby cities for shopping, dining, or work.
Chilton's story goes back to 1854, when a small group of Missouri families settled the land. The town grew alongside the railroad in the 1880s, and for decades it served as a busy shipping point with a flour mill, cotton gins, churches, and even its own newspaper. That farming heritage still shapes the town today.
Chilton is a great fit for buyers who want space, affordability, and a strong sense of community. Homes here often come with bigger lots, and many families are drawn to the good value compared to bigger Texas cities. Chilton ISD serves as the heart of the town, and local churches and school events help neighbors stay connected.
Life here has a peaceful, rural feel. Residents typically drive to Waco or Marlin for shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment, while enjoying quiet evenings and open sky at home. It's a great choice for buyers who want small-town charm with a short drive to city conveniences.
Whether you're searching for your first home or looking for extra land, Chilton offers a simple, welcoming place to settle down.
Most Popular
452 County Road 470
$950,000
Most Expensive
452 County Road 470
$950,000
Least Expensive
452 County Road 470
$950000
Chilton Listings Summary
Chilton - Town vs. County Stats
Avg Price in Chilton: $950,000 / County Avg $307,100
309%
Avg Sq. Ft. in Chilton: 1,693 / County Avg 2,053
82%
Avg Price per/sqft in Chilton:$561 / County Avg $150
375%
Avg Year Built in Chilton: 2014 / County Avg 1987
101%
Avg Days on Website in Chilton: 268 / County Avg 155
173%
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