77465, TX homes for sale & real estate

77465, TX Homes for Sale

Gorgeous Victorian home in Palacios, Tx, circa 1908 in excellent condition! 2 bedroom 2 bath, 1504 sq. ft. corner lot, just ONE BLOCK from the Bay!! Property has real hard wood floors, stamped metal ceilings, storm shutters on all windows, extra large garage and shop/storage building. Floor joists have been doubled for extra stability. Fruit trees, plants and garden area with drip irrigation. Back yard is fenced. Has On-Demand Gas water heater, washer, dryer, and refrigerator. This home has So much character and has been very well kept. Only ONE BLOCK to the Tres Palacios Bay for excellent fishing and relaxing by the water, with free use of the towns fishing piers and boat ramps. Excellent

77465, TX Homes for Sale

This 1950 home offers three bedrooms and two baths with potential for an owner-occupant or renovator to update it to suit their plans. Substantial renovation and finish work remain. Palacios community amenities include boat ramps, fishing piers, bayside boardwalks and paddling trails connecting East Bay Park and South Bay Park. Property is sold as-is.

77465, TX Homes for Sale

Thinking about a vacation home? Welcome to your dream waterfront home on Carancahua Bay! This stunning property boasts 120 feet of waterfront & over 1/2 acre of land. The almost 6,000 sq ft home features 3-4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, a media room and a game room with fantastic bar - perfect for the whole family! Enjoy amazing covered porch space overlooking the waterfront while you unwind & take in beautiful sunsets over the bay. For your creative side, a 700+ sq ft studio awaits! And you'll appreciate the comfortable 1/1 guest apartment & office. Expansive covered patio at ground level, just right for outdoor get-togethers and relaxation. All of this PLUS an INTERIOR ELEVATO

77465, TX Homes for Sale

Positioned high above Carancahua Bay, this iconic 1984 coastal modern estate was custom-designed and built by former national FAIA President John M. McGinty, as his personal waterfront sanctuary. Long recognized by local coastal builders as a structural marvel of wind-deflecting geometry and heavy concrete engineering, the residence represents a master architect’s personal experiment in coastal resilience. Engineered like a nautical bow, the home’s sharp wedge shapes channel gale-force winds through a central breezeway between the main living quarters wing and sleeping wing leverage significantly reducing wind drag and atmospheric pressure build-up. Elevated on massive reinforce