5201 US Highway 90A, Gonzales, TX 78629

Are high interest rates keeping you out of the market? Seller financing is available for this tract at a 5% interest rate! Seller is open to subdividing and/or property division. Ask agent for details. The property spans 2 miles and offers +/- 1 mile of Guadalupe river frontage. With a footprint of +/- 220 acres, the property offers breathtaking views, multiple ideal building sites, and a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, kayaking, and hunting for deer, wild hogs, turkey, and dove. With over a mile of improved coastal grazing grass, it presents incredible agricultural potential, including the possibility of the continued agricultural tax exemption. Pecans have been sporadically harvested in the past, but have not been actively managed in recent years. This raw land offers even more opportunities with potential income-producing oil and minerals. Owner understands they own 100% of minerals and surface rights and is willing to negotiate with the buyer. The property also features an old Guadalupe River oxbow, an abandoned gravel pit, a small pond, and existing partial fencing. Easy access from Highway 90A also increases the property’s convenience. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat, an agricultural investment, or a piece of Texas heritage, this property is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Step into a rare piece of Texas history with this stunning riverfront property in Gonzales, home of the first shot of the Texas Revolution. Owned by 4th generation descendants of the Pettus family, who fought and won at the Battle of San Jacinto, this land is part of an original historic tract.

At $3.60 million, 5201 US Highway 90A W stands out for one hard-to-find reason: roughly 220 acres with about a mile of Guadalupe River frontage in Gonzales, Texas 78629. On a tract this large in Gonzales County, scale is the story, with a property that stretches for about two miles and combines river access, grazing ground, wildlife habitat, and multiple potential homesites.

This is a Farm - Ranch property with waterfront along the Guadalupe River, direct access from US Highway 90A, and the kind of land profile buyers look for when they want flexibility. The acreage includes improved coastal grass, an old Guadalupe River oxbow, a small pond, an abandoned gravel pit, partial fencing, and open ground that can support recreation, livestock use, or a long-term hold strategy. Fishing, kayaking, hunting, and agricultural use all make sense here because the land already offers the natural features to support them. Deer, wild hogs, turkey, and dove are part of the appeal, and the river frontage changes how the property lives day to day.

The school district is Gonzales ISD, with Gonzales listed for elementary, middle, and high school. For buyers asking what it is like to live at 5201 US Highway 90A W, the answer starts with space and access. You are outside the congestion of larger Texas metros, but still positioned on a known corridor with straightforward access into Gonzales. That matters for equipment, guests, and everyday movement. The setting also carries local historical weight, with Gonzales known as the site of the first shot of the Texas Revolution, which gives this stretch of Gonzales County a stronger sense of place than many rural holdings.

Some data points are intentionally straightforward here. The lot size is 220 acres. The property type is Farm - Ranch. The year built is not available. Bed, bath, and square footage are not available because this is being marketed for the land itself, not an existing residential improvement package. That means there is no reliable price per square foot to cite, which is exactly why serious buyers will evaluate this property on river frontage, usable acreage, access, water features, tax strategy, and future optionality instead.

With 262 days on market and seller flexibility around financing and potential subdivision, 5201 US Highway 90A W offers room to shape a legacy property, an investment hold, or an income-producing ranch asset in one of the most storied parts of Gonzales County.