Hawkins
House Bed and Breakfast
The Hawkins House offers a quiet retreat in a home away from home atmosphere. The house has spacious rooms with fine furnishings and exquisite antiques. So come enjoy a relaxing stay at the Hawkins House in the City of Groesbeck. Located in historic downtown Groesbeck, where shops and good eating are just around the corner!
The Hawkins
House, a Dutch Colonial, was built in 1914 by Dr. & Mrs. T.J. Holton.
In 1945, the Holtons sold their home to the Jack Hawkins Family. After
almost 50 years, the Hawkins family sold it to the Kintz family, who established
it as a bed and breakfast, Camelot. In 2001, Sue and Bill Bynum bought
the home and renamed it "The Hawkins House." In 2007, Andrew
and Nancy Nelson became the new owners.
