Goliad
Market Overview
Goliad Real Estate
Goliad holds one of the most significant places in Texas history — it is the site of the 1836 Goliad Massacre, a pivotal event in the Texas Revolution, and home to Presidio La Bahia, the best-preserved Spanish fort in the Western Hemisphere. Today Goliad is a charming small city with a thriving historic tourism economy, a beautiful tree-lined town square, and a growing reputation as a Hill Country-adjacent destination for history lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
By the Numbers
Goliad at a Glance
~2,000
Population
$175,000
Median Home Price
Why Choose
Why Live in Goliad?
- Rich Texas history at Presidio La Bahia and the site of the 1836 Goliad Massacre
- Beautiful historic town square surrounded by live oaks and Spanish-colonial architecture
- Goliad State Park offers camping, hiking, and river access along the San Antonio River
- Growing arts and tourism economy with a charming small-city character
- Affordable homes around $175K in a historically and culturally significant community
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the historical significance of Goliad, TX?
Goliad was the site of the 1836 Goliad Massacre, where approximately 340 Texan soldiers were executed by Mexican forces under General Santa Anna — a pivotal moment that galvanized the Texas Revolution and led to the battle cry "Remember the Alamo! Remember Goliad!" Presidio La Bahia, a Spanish colonial fort built in 1749, still stands and is considered the best-preserved Spanish fort in the Western Hemisphere.
Is Goliad a good place to buy a historic home?
Goliad has a stock of historic homes and properties with Texas character that would be far more expensive in markets like San Antonio or Austin. For buyers who value history, architecture, and a small-town lifestyle, Goliad offers compelling options at prices well below major metro areas.
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