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Seguin, Texas
Real Texas. Real nice. One of the Lone Star State's oldest towns, sitting along the Guadalupe River just 30 miles east of San Antonio.
Why Seguin?
Authentic Texas, Affordable Living
Named for Tejano hero Juan Seguín, Seguin is one of the oldest cities in Texas — founded just 16 months after the Texas Revolution. Today it blends deep-rooted history with a growing economy, a tight-knit community, and one of the most scenic stretches of the Guadalupe River in the state. For buyers seeking real value within an easy commute of San Antonio, Seguin consistently delivers.
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Affordable Home Prices
Seguin offers some of the most accessible price points in the San Antonio metro, with newer construction and established neighborhoods well under regional averages.
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Strong Local Schools
Seguin, Navarro, and Marion ISD serve the area with award-winning programs, and Texas Lutheran University adds a higher-education presence to the community.
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Major Employers Nearby
Caterpillar's major manufacturing facility, Guadalupe Regional Medical Center, and proximity to San Antonio's job market make Seguin a smart choice for working families.
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Outdoor Recreation
Max Starcke Park's 227 acres along the Guadalupe offer tubing, kayaking, fishing, an 18-hole golf course, and miles of trails — all within city limits.
"Seguin offers something increasingly rare in Central Texas — authentic small-town character with room to grow, strong value, and direct access to the San Antonio corridor."
Landmarks & Attractions
What Seguin Is Famous For
World's Largest Pecan
Seguin's most iconic landmark — a giant concrete pecan monument celebrating the city's deep pecan-growing heritage rooted in the Guadalupe River bottomlands.
Max Starcke Park
A 227-acre riverside park designed by the same architect as San Antonio's famous River Walk, featuring a scenic river drive, waterfall, wave pool, and paddling trails.
Historic Downtown Square
The Guadalupe County Courthouse anchors a charming downtown full of locally owned shops, the Palace Theater, Starcke Furniture, and Central Park's iconic fountain.
Burnt Bean Co. BBQ
Award-winning Texas barbecue that draws visitors from across the state — a must-stop destination that put Seguin on the Texas food map.
Texas Lutheran University
A thriving liberal arts university bringing cultural events, sports, and a young, energetic population to Seguin's community year-round.
Powerplant Bar & Grill
A one-of-a-kind dining experience inside a converted power plant overlooking the Guadalupe River dam — one of Texas's most uniquely atmospheric restaurants.
Live MLS Listings
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Annual Events
A Full Calendar of Hometown Pride
Pecan Fest
Seguin's signature fall festival celebrating the city's famous pecan heritage with live music, food, vendors, and family fun in historic downtown.
Guadalupe County Fair & Rodeo
A beloved multi-day PRCA rodeo and county fair drawing crowds from across the region with livestock shows, rides, and live entertainment.
Biggest Small-Town 4th of July
Seguin's legendary Independence Day parade and celebration — a massive, patriotic community event that truly lives up to its name.
Holiday Stroll
A beloved holiday weekend in downtown Seguin with a lighted parade, hot cocoa, Santa, and festive shopping among the historic storefronts.
Growth & Development
A Growing City with Deep Roots
Seguin benefits from its position along SH-130 and IH-10, connecting it to both San Antonio and the Austin-San Antonio corridor. Ongoing residential development, Caterpillar's continued presence, and Guadalupe County's growth trajectory make Seguin an increasingly attractive investment and homebuying market.
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