Houston metro, TX relocation guide
Moving to Brazoria, TX
$285,000Median listing price
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About Brazoria
Brazoria is a small historic city in western Brazoria County, set along the Brazos River corridor with deep Texas roots — it was the site of the original Town of Columbia-era settlement and sits near the state's early republic history. Housing is a mix of older modest homes in town, rural properties, and acreage toward the San Bernard River.
Home prices in Brazoria
The median listing price in Brazoria is $285,000.
Top places in Brazoria
- Masonic Oak Park — small scenic park with centuries-old oaks and local historical markers.
- Brazos Valley Railroad Society Museum — railroad heritage exhibits (208 W Smith St).
- Old Brazoria Cemetery — historic burial ground dating to the town's earliest days (198 Camp St).
- Levi Jordan Plantation State Historic Site — antebellum Greek Revival plantation house with guided tours, a short drive south on FM 524.
- Brazoria City Park — playgrounds, sports fields, and picnic areas for family days out.
- San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge — birding, boardwalks, and alligator viewing a short drive south.
- Brazos River County Park — county riverfront park with a boardwalk north of town.
Commuting from Brazoria
- Approximate drive to downtown Houston: 55–70 minutes (about 50 miles), typically via SH 35 to Angleton and SH 288 north; longer during peak traffic.
- No direct transit service to downtown Houston.
Brazoria FAQs
- What is the housing market like in Brazoria, TX?
The median listing price in Brazoria is $285,000. Median listing price · USDA properties · September 24, 2026 - How is the commute from Brazoria, TX?
Approximate drive to downtown Houston: 55–70 minutes (about 50 miles), typically via SH 35 to Angleton and SH 288 north; longer during peak traffic.
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Official town resources. School report cards via the National Center for Education Statistics.