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About College Station
College Station is the home of Texas A&M University. It sits in Brazos County, in the Brazos Valley of east-central Texas, and shares its northern border with Bryan. The town grew up around a railroad stop that served the college when it opened in 1876. Today the Census Bureau puts the population at 127,472 as of July 2025. You'll find neighborhoods near campus that date to the 1920s, newer master-planned communities on the south side, and a calendar set by Aggie traditions. College Station, TX real estate suits buyers who want a true university town with big-city amenities, an easy drive to Houston, and, as of fall 2026, more homes to choose from than they've had in years.
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$1,895,000
4 Beds 3.5 Baths 4,149 SqFt
3717 Cooper Ct, College Station, TX 77845
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Living in College Station
- College Station ISD — The public school district serving College Station, with enrollment, the academic calendar, school info and district news.
- College Station Parks & Recreation — City parks, trails, pools, rec centers and programs, including the 523-acre Lick Creek Park nature preserve.
- George H.W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum — The presidential library and museum on the Texas A&M campus. Visitors park free in Lot 41.
- Howdy Harvest Farmers Market — Saturday market at Post Oak Mall, 9 AM-1 PM. Most of what's sold is grown or made within 100 miles.
- The Gardens at Texas A&M University — Free public gardens on campus, open daily from dawn to dusk, with weekly walking tours.
The vibe
The town took its name from the trains. In 1860 the Houston and Texas Central Railway built through what was then mostly open prairie. Conductors called the college's stop "College Station," and when a post office opened by the tracks in 1877, the name stuck. Faculty first lived in college-built houses on campus. Then in the 1920s came the first neighborhoods, College Park and Oakwood south of campus and later College Hills to the east, and many of those lots still hold the homes faculty built for themselves. The city sits between the Brazos and Navasota rivers, and its oldest streets have the settled, shady feel of a place that grew up slowly around a college.
Head south and the city opens up. Neighborhoods like Pebble Creek and Castlegate were planned with walking trails that loop through the community and lead to parks. A trail along Pebble Creek Parkway, with buffered bike lanes and sidewalks, runs all the way to Lick Creek Park. Buyers looking at luxury homes in College Station, TX usually start in these established south-side communities, where larger lots, golf and green space shape the streets.
The pace follows the university. Texas A&M's main campus covers more than 5,500 acres, and on fall game days Kyle Field takes over the whole town. The rest of the week runs on a smaller scale: concerts and movie nights at the Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater, restaurants and nightlife on University Drive in Northgate, and morning walks on the city's trails. College Station feels like a hometown with research-university energy, and people tend to stay longer than they planned.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, the College Station-Bryan metro has swung toward buyers. Texas REALTORS MarketViewer figures, posted by the Bryan-College Station Regional Association of REALTORS, show a metro median sale price of $320,000, up 3.3 percent from September 2025. The same report counts 240 closed sales, up 6.2 percent, and 1,735 active listings, up 38.3 percent from a year earlier. Inventory reached 6.4 months, compared with 4.5 months in September 2025. The Texas Real Estate Research Center treats four to five months as roughly balanced. From listing to closing, homes took a combined 108 days, 11 more than a year before. Realtor.com data on FRED put the metro's median listing price at $345,000 and median days on market at 86 that same month.
For the city alone, Zillow's typical home value was $349,845 as of June 2026, up 0.2 percent over the year. That runs above the Brazos County figure of $315,601. Put simply, prices have held steady while supply has grown, so buyers looking at homes for sale in College Station, TX have more time and more room to negotiate than in recent years. We couldn't find a reliable, dated price-per-square-foot figure for the city or a current sourced median for its luxury neighborhoods, so ask an LBG agent for a neighborhood-level comparative market analysis.
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Amenities
Most of the city is served by College Station ISD. In the Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability ratings, the district earned an overall B with a score of 86, up from 83 in 2025. It had eight A-rated campuses, its most since TEA began letter grades in 2019. Texas A&M University is the anchor of the local economy and culture. Since 2021 it has enrolled the largest student body in the United States, and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is on its campus. That library is one of three presidential libraries in Texas and drew nearly 102,000 visitors in fiscal 2023.
The outdoors here is close at hand. The city's 523-acre Lick Creek Park is a nature preserve with five miles of marked trails for hiking, cycling, birding and horseback riding, centered on the Gary Halter Nature Center. Wolf Pen Creek Park covers 63 acres, with a 2.7-mile paved trail, a 10-acre festival site and an amphitheater that hosts city concerts and Movies in the Park. Lake Bryan, next door in Bryan, is popular for kayaking and paddleboarding. Northgate, along University Drive north of campus, is packed with restaurants and bars, and Century Square east of campus adds shops and hotels. Getting around, State Highway 6 (Earl Rudder Freeway) is the main route since no interstate reaches the city. Navasota is about 20 miles south, Houston about 100 road miles southeast, Austin about 105 miles west and Dallas about 180 miles north. Easterwood Airport, on Texas A&M land, has flights to Dallas and Houston. For College Station, TX homes, that mix of schools, trails and an easy Houston drive is a big part of the appeal.
College Station FAQs
How is the College Station real estate market right now?
In the last 30 days, 114 homes sold in College Station, down from 124 in the 30 days before. 206 active listings were on the market in that time. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for College Station, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median sale price of homes in College Station?
Over the last 30 days, the median sale price of homes in College Station was $377,400, across 114 sales. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for College Station, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median list price of homes in College Station?
Over the last 30 days, the median list price of homes in College Station was $349,700. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for College Station, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How long do homes take to sell in College Station?
Over the last 30 days, the median time on the market for homes in College Station was 90 days, against 91 days in the 30 days before. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for College Station, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How can I get the College Station market report every month?
Open the College Station TX Market Report on our Market Reports page (legacybrokergroup.com/market-report-collection/) and choose Subscribe to the report. It is our own report, built from MLS data, and it comes to your inbox each month.
What county is College Station, Texas in?
College Station is in Brazos County, in the Brazos Valley of east-central Texas. It borders Bryan, and the two cities together form the urban heart of the county.
How far is College Station from Houston, Austin and Dallas?
By road, College Station is about 100 miles from Houston, 105 miles from Austin and 180 miles from Dallas. No interstate reaches the city, so State Highway 6 is the main route, and to Houston you pick up US 290 along the way.
Where do buyers look for luxury homes in College Station, TX?
Most luxury searches start on the south side, in established communities like Pebble Creek and Castlegate, which were planned around walking trails and parks. Pebble Creek also connects to Lick Creek Park by a dedicated trail along Pebble Creek Parkway.
Are there homes for sale in College Station, TX close to Texas A&M?
Yes. The neighborhoods closest to campus are some of the oldest in town. College Park and Oakwood south of campus and College Hills to the east date to the 1920s, and the Northgate district sits along University Drive just north of campus.
What school district serves College Station?
Most of the city is served by College Station ISD, which earned an overall B with a score of 86 in the Texas Education Agency's 2026 accountability ratings. Attendance zones vary by address, so check the zoning for any specific property.
What parks and outdoor spaces are in College Station?
Lick Creek Park is a 523-acre nature preserve with marked trails for hiking, cycling, birding and horseback riding. Wolf Pen Creek Park has a paved trail loop, a festival lawn and an outdoor amphitheater, and Lake Bryan next door is popular for paddling.
What is there to do in College Station besides Aggie football?
You can visit the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum on the Texas A&M campus, catch free concerts and movie nights at Wolf Pen Creek, or eat your way through the Northgate district. Lick Creek Park also offers seasonal programs like overnight camping.
Does College Station have an airport?
Yes. Easterwood Airport is on Texas A&M land on the west side of town and has commercial flights to Dallas and Houston.
How do I buy a home in College Station, TX with Legacy Broker Group?
Our Luxury & Residential division serves College Station from our Boerne office. Call and we'll pair you with a luxury real estate agent for College Station, TX who will walk you through neighborhoods, schools and current inventory before you tour.
What should I know if I want to sell my house in College Station, TX?
Supply in the metro has grown and homes are taking longer to go from listing to closing than a year ago, so pricing and presentation matter more than they did. A real estate broker in College Station, TX can price your home against current competition and plan your marketing for the season.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-11-12.