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Castroville Neighborhoods & Real Estate

Known as Little Alsace of Texas, a historic river town just west of San Antonio.

Living in Castroville

Castroville is known as Little Alsace of Texas, settled by Alsatian immigrants in the 1840s and still carrying that architectural and cultural identity along the Medina River, a short drive west of San Antonio. It draws buyers who want a genuinely historic small town rather than a newer suburb wearing the label.

How Harvest Real Estate Group Serves Castroville

Betsy Nava-Flores works Castroville as one of the smaller Hill Country towns in her service area, where local, honest market knowledge matters more than in a market with heavy new-construction inventory.

Castroville Neighborhoods & Communities

Castroville's housing stock centers on its historic district along the Medina River, with surrounding newer development as the town has grown.

Castroville Housing Market & Home Types

Expect a smaller inventory pool weighted toward historic and established homes, with some newer construction on the town's edges.

Neighborhood Tour & Local Lifestyle

The historic district's Alsatian-style architecture is a genuine, protected landmark, and the Medina River runs directly through town.

Compare Castroville with nearby Lytle and Natalia, or see selling and buying here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Castroville from San Antonio?

Castroville is about 25 minutes west of downtown San Antonio via US-90.

Is Castroville's historic district protected?

Castroville has a recognized historic district reflecting its Alsatian settlement heritage. Rules that apply to a specific property depend on its address, so we check with the city before you buy or sell.

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