1645 Hcr 4242 , Itasca, TX 76055(Hill County)

The town gets its name from Lake Itasca, which is located at the source of the Mississippi River in Minnesota. It began as a railroad station in 1881 and quickly gained popularity thanks to the Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad Service. In 1885, Itasca was officially established as a town. The town even made a humorous appearance in the 1984 Willie Nelson film "Songwriter," with Willie's character joking about attending a "weavers convention in Itasca, Texas."

FEATURE:

4 miles to I-35W

41 miles to the closest Buc-ee's

45 minutes to Fort Worth and Waco

1 hour from Dallas

AMENITIES:

Meter Pole

Ranch Gate

Water Well

Wooden Entrance

Barbed-Wire Fence

Driveway

Electricity Connection

Area Highlights

Itasca is a vibrant and diverse community known for its various parades, festivals, and community events. The area's economy thrives on the cultivation of wheat, grain sorghum, some cotton, and cattle. Despite its modest size, with a population of fewer than 3,000 residents, Itasca has a lot to offer. Its downtown area is charming and boasts numerous shops and restaurants, while parks and green spaces cater to outdoor enthusiasts. In addition, Itasca hosts cultural sites, including museums and galleries, with events happening year-round. All in all, Itasca offers an enjoyable living experience for both permanent residents and visitors, thanks to its friendly atmosphere and laid-back lifestyle. It's truly a great place to call home!

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