Brazos County Real Estate

Bryan, TX Homes and Land For Sale

The Brazos County seat, with established neighborhoods, a historic downtown and country property close by.
About Bryan

Living in Bryan

Bryan is the county seat of Brazos County and borders College Station to the south. About 83,980 people lived in the city at the 2020 census, and together the two cities form the Bryan-College Station metro area. Bryan became the county seat in 1866 and was incorporated in 1871, shortly after the railroad arrived.

Bryan offers a wide range of homes, from older neighborhoods near downtown to newer subdivisions and golf course communities such as the Traditions area, where the Texas A&M Health Science Center campus was built. Bryan ISD serves most of the city. North and west of town, buyers find acreage, small farms and country homes, including the area around Lake Bryan, with the Brazos River flowing about nine miles to the southwest.

Whether you want a home in town or acreage outside it, we check flood zone and disclosures on every property near the river and creeks. For land, work with Benjamin Bernell. If you own a home in Bryan, start with what your Bryan home is worth.

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Questions We Hear

Bryan FAQ

Yes. Bryan has been the Brazos County seat since 1866.
Bryan ISD serves most of Bryan. Confirm zoned campuses for each address with the district.
Yes. Acreage, small farms and country homes are available north and west of the city. Ask us for current listings.

Thinking About Bryan?

Talk with Ben Bernell, our land and ranch agent, or Stacy Sherman, Broker.