
c.1960 Coastal Texas Home For Sale $59,900
$59,900
Experience a one-of-a-kind coastal Texas home along the picturesque San Bernard River. Surrounded by the safeguarded landscape of the San Bernard Wildlife Refuge, this property delivers an unrivaled, front-row encounter with Texas coastal wilderness.

Realtor Comments
Whether your passion is premier hunting, fishing, crabbing, or peaceful kayaking and bird watching, this location serves as the ultimate basecamp for outdoor adventure. The interior features a versatile open-concept layout that can easily accommodate multiple bunkbeds for group retreats or be partitioned to create a traditional one-bedroom configuration. Designed for the active lifestyle, this home includes two full bathrooms, offering a convenient ground-floor bath with a shower and laundry area-perfect for rinsing off after a day on the water. Relax and catch the river breeze within the large screened patio, enjoying bug-free comfort and panoramic views of the natural beauty all around.
- 1bed
- 2bath
- 552sqft
- 3,241sqft lot
- Circa 1960

441 County Road 441f, Brazoria, TX 77422 $59,900
Contact Realtor: Keller Williams Realty -Sw

Pros
- Small‑town atmosphere: Tight‑knit community, slower pace, neighborly feel, local events and traditions.
- Lower cost of living: Generally more affordable housing and property taxes compared with nearby larger cities (Houston area suburbs).
- Proximity to regional centers: About 30–45 minutes to Pearland/Angleton and roughly an hour to Houston depending on traffic—reasonable access to urban jobs, hospitals, airports, and amenities.
- Access to Gulf Coast recreation: Short drives to beaches, fishing, boating, and coastal wildlife areas; good for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts.
- Local history and charm: Historic downtown, community heritage sites and small‑town character appeal to those who value local identity.
- Employment opportunities nearby: Jobs in petrochemical, shipping, port operations, manufacturing and agriculture in the region; additional options in nearby towns and Houston.
- Quiet residential neighborhoods: Less congestion and traffic within town limits compared with larger metro areas.
- Schools and community services: Local elementary and middle/high school access via Brazoria ISD and nearby district resources; community programs and churches are active.
Cons
- Hurricane and flooding risk: Low‑lying coastal region with meaningful exposure to hurricanes, tropical storms, storm surge, and flooding — insurance costs and preparedness are important.
- Limited local amenities: Fewer restaurants, cultural venues, shopping options, and healthcare specialists within the town; residents often drive to larger towns for more options.
- Public transit scarcity: Little to no public transportation—owning a car is effectively required for commuting and errands.
- Job market constraints in‑town: Fewer local white‑collar or specialized jobs; many residents commute for work.
- Higher commute times to larger job centers: Commuting to Houston or other larger employment centers can be time consuming, especially during peak travel or storm events.
- Infrastructure and services: Some municipal services and infrastructure (roads, broadband, utilities) may lag behind larger cities—broadband speeds can vary by neighborhood.
- Insurance and rebuilding costs: Property insurance premiums and the cost to rebuild after storm damage can be high compared with inland areas.
- Limited nightlife and entertainment: Quiet evenings and limited nightlife options may not suit those seeking more active urban entertainment.
- Seasonal heat and humidity: Hot, humid summers with high temperatures and muggy conditions; outdoor work and activities can be uncomfortable in peak months.
- Environmental and industrial concerns: Proximity to petrochemical plants and port facilities in the region can mean occasional air quality issues, industrial traffic, and noise in certain corridors.



















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