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The town
One of the oldest towns in Texas [verify], Seguin centers on a courthouse square with shops and restaurants. The Guadalupe River and Lake McQueeney shape its southern and western sides.
Housing
Downtown neighborhoods include Victorian and early 20th-century homes. Newer subdivisions on the north and west sides offer production-built homes, while rural Guadalupe County provides acreage and farmland.
Lakefront homes on Lake McQueeney and Lake Placid attract second-home buyers.
Things to see
Max Starcke Park along the river, the Texas Theatre and the famous giant pecan statue are local landmarks. Texas Lutheran University sits near downtown.
Commutes
I-10 runs west to San Antonio and east toward Houston. SH 123 connects north to San Marcos and SH 46 to New Braunfels.
What sellers should know
Lakefront and riverfront sales depend on floodplain status, dam and lake level history, and insurance; gather documentation. Historic homes may need disclosures about older systems, and acreage sales need surveys and water details.
Schools
For school boundaries and information, visit the official district site: Seguin ISD. Always confirm the school assignment for a specific address with the district.