24 Homes
Robertson County, TX homes on Orchard for more than 30 days
In the last 30 days, homes for sale in Robertson County were listed for a median price of $42,900, down 86.8% year-over-year. View Robertson County Market Insights
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$45,000
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$499,000
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Price Drop
$225,000
$235,000
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$699,000
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$75,000
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$799,000
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New Construction
$702,000
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New Construction
$574,000
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$560,000
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$699,000
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New Construction
$499,000
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New Construction
$1,460,000
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New Construction
$1,970,700
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New Construction
$1,974,450
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Price Drop
$789,000
$815,000
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$449,000
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$325,000
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$299,900
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$730,000
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$567,000
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$5,250,000
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$625,000
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Robertson County Market Trends
All Home Types
In the last 30 days, Robertson County, TX had no homes sold. In the same period last year, 5 homes sold.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median home sale price in Robertson County, TX?
In the last 30 days, no homes were sold in Robertson County. The median list price was $42,900, down 86.8% compared to the same period last year. The "median" price is the middle price - half of the homes here were listed for less, the other half for more.
How many homes are for sale in Robertson County, TX?
There were 66 homes for sale in Robertson County as of September 05, 2025. There was one new listing within the last 30 days as well. The more homes on the market, the more choices buyers have.
How up-to-date are Orchard's new listings in Robertson County, TX?
The new homes and houses for sale on Orchard's listings pages are updated hundreds of times each day, with listings in Robertson County last seen updated at . New listings can appear every day, but many listings first appear on the market mid-week.
How much competition is there to buy a home in Robertson County, TX?
In the last 30 days, no homes were sold in Robertson County. This could mean Robertson County has a low inventory of homes and can have fierce competition when any are listed.
