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Castroville Homes for Sale & Real Estate Experts

Castroville, the 'Little Alsace of Texas,' sits on the Medina River about 25 miles west of downtown San Antonio along US-90 [verify].

History and setting

Founded in 1844 by settlers from the Alsace region [verify], Castroville retains steep-roofed stone cottages and a walkable historic district. It's in Medina County, just beyond the Bexar County line.

Homes and land

Historic homes cluster near the town center, with mid-century and newer homes around them. Outside town, acreage and small ranches are common, and new subdivisions continue to grow along US-90 toward San Antonio.

Local places

Castroville Regional Park on the Medina River, the Landmark Inn State Historic Site and Haby's Alsatian Bakery are well-known stops.

Commutes

US-90 is the main route east to Loop 1604, Lackland and downtown. Highway 471 links toward the Alamo Ranch area.

Selling in Castroville

Historic district properties may have preservation guidelines for exterior changes. Acreage sales need surveys, well and septic records, and any ag valuation details. Medina River frontage brings floodplain considerations.

Schools

For school boundaries and information, visit the official district site: Medina Valley ISD. Always confirm the school assignment for a specific address with the district.

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