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Just west of San Antonio, Medina County is anchored by Hondo (the seat), Castroville, and Devine. Established in 1848, it has deep German and Alsatian roots visible in Castroville’s historic architecture. Today, it’s a rural-suburban mix, with agriculture and San Antonio commuters driving demand. Housing ranges from historic limestone houses and modest cottages to suburban subdivisions and country estates. San Antonio is about 30 miles east, making it a popular commuter county. Prices for existing homes range $250,000–$400,000, while land averages $15,000–$30,000 per acre, higher near highways. Buyers include commuters, retirees, and ranch seekers.
Medina County Real Estate Listings
Just west of San Antonio, Medina County is anchored by Hondo (the seat), Castroville, and Devine. Established in 1848, it has deep German and Alsatian roots visible in Castroville’s historic architecture. Today, it’s a rural-suburban mix, with agriculture and San Antonio commuters driving demand. Housing ranges from historic limestone houses and modest cottages to suburban subdivisions and country estates. San Antonio is about 30 miles east, making it a popular commuter county. Prices for existing homes range $250,000–$400,000, while land averages $15,000–$30,000 per acre, higher near highways. Buyers include commuters, retirees, and ranch seekers.