League City Real Estate Guide

League City homes for sale & insider real estate guide

Located about 25 miles southeast of Downtown Houston, League City is a 53-square-mile independent city. It is a waterfront community that features 19th-century homes and buildings.

League City is known for its:

• EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: League City houses prominent employers in the oil, gas, and marine industries. Some of these companies located nearby are the NASA Johnson Space Center, Galveston Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico.

• ACCESSIBILITY: The city sits a few miles outside Beltway 8 and is nestled in the area south of Friendswood and Clear Lake. The city is easily accessible through several main thoroughfares like I-45 (Gulf Freeway) and FM 528.

• LEISURE AND RECREATION: League City is just minutes away from a range of dining options like Rouxpour and Paradise Grill. Additionally, residents can conveniently access shopping centers such as League City Plaza and League City Towne Center for their retail needs.

• PARKS AND AMENITIES: League City residents can enjoy a range of outdoor activities including hiking and biking on the nearby trails and parks. Attractions like Beacon Lakes Golf Club, Heritage Park, and League Park also offer amenities such as playgrounds, basketball courts, and picnic areas.

• EXCELLENT SCHOOLS: Most League City homes are zoned to the Clear Creek ISD. Schools from Dickinson ISD and Santa Fe ISD also serve some League City homes. The city is also home to some of the best schools in Houston.

• SPACIOUS HOMES: League City offers a diverse range of homes, from 5-bedroom estates to 2-bedroom ranch-style houses. Properties in the area often come with expansive lots spanning from 10,000 to over 300,000 square feet.

Navigating the League City real estate can be challenging due to zoning regulations and deed restrictions.

To get personal advice on buying or selling League City homes, contact Paige Martin, one of Houston’s best realtors and one of the top-ranked Realtors in the United States.

“Lisa was the absolute best realtor we could have asked for! Moving and buying a home can be stressful enough, let alone from 2,000 miles away. Lisa helped answer our questions every step of the way, and most important, was extremely knowledgeable about current market trends, pricing, etc. I am so thankful to have had Lisa as our realtor in helping us buy our first home! She also continues to even follow up and help us with any questions we have post close, which we are so thankful for. I cannot recommend her enough!” - Jason Roberts (Google Review)

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Table of Contents

1. League City Home Sale Trends
2. League City Best Realtor Insights
3. League City Maps, Location & Zip Code
4. League City Schools
5. League City Real Estate Market

League City Home Sale Trends

Located 30 minutes from Downtown, League City is a 53-square-mile area south of Clear Lake City and Pearland. It features a variety of homes, from 5-bedroom estates to 2-bedroom ranch-style homes.

The city is known for its:

• WATERFRONT LIFESTYLE: Nearby Clear Lake and Galveston Bay offer boating, fishing, sailing, and other water activities. Clear Lake also hosts the annual South Shore Harbour Marina Boat Show.

• GREAT ACCESSIBILITY: League City is conveniently located near major highways, including I-45 and Highway 96, providing easy access to downtown Houston and other surrounding areas.

• EXCELLENT SCHOOLS: League City is zoned to several school districts, such as Clear Creek ISD, Dickinson ISD, and Santa Fe ISD. It is home to some of Houston’s top schools like Calder Road Elementary, League City Intermediate, and Clear Springs High.

Residents enjoy various recreational options within League City. Key hotspots include the Perry Family YMCA, the Beacon Lakes Golf Club, and the League City Towne Center.

League City Best Realtor Insights

League City is a 53-square-mile independent city outside the Beltway.

• Founded in 1962, League City has a hybrid mayor-city manager form of government.

• The city features accessibility to major employment centers. Notable are Galveston Bay, NASA Johnson Space Center, and Downtown Houston.

• The city is around 25 miles southeast of Downtown Houston and is next to Friendswood.

• Located south of Clear Lake City and Pearland, League City is nestled south of FM 528 and north of TX 6.

• Outdoor leisure, dining, and retail options are all accessible to homes in League City. Some key hotspots are the Perry Family YMCA, the Beacon Lakes Golf Club, and the League City Towne Center.

• Clear Creek Independent School District serves the majority of homes in League City. Some areas are zoned to Dickinson (DISD) and Santa Fe Independent School District (SFISD).

• A wide variety of homes are available in the city. These include grand mansions on expansive lots and ranch-style homes.

• Homes in League City can include 1,000 to more than 4,500 square feet of living area and 2- to 5-bedroom floor designs.

• Typical lots for homes in the area range in size from 10,000 to more than 300,000 square feet.

• Prices for League City homes for sale are between $150,000 to $2,500,000.

League City Maps, Location & Zip Code

League City Schools

Most League City homes are zoned to Clear Creek Independent School District (CCISD). Dickinson (DISD) and Santa Fe Independent School District (SISD) serve other areas of the city.

League City is home to one of Houston’s best schools, Clear Springs High School.

High Schools

• Clear Springs High School at 501 Palomino Ln. Clear Springs High was highly rated (“A”) by the Texas Education Agency (TEA). The school offers classes at regular and advanced levels. Specialty programs at Clear Springs High include Culinary Arts and Automotive Technology.

To find an updated listing of all League City real estate zoned to any specific public school, please email Paige Martin at [email protected] with the property preference and budget that you're working with.

Note: For more detailed information on specific schools zoned to different League City areas, please refer to our Houston Schools Guide OR email me.

Note: School zoning tends to change from year to year. The information provided above is accurate but not guaranteed. Please double-check by visiting the school's website.

League City Real Estate Market

League City Single-Family Home Trends

League City Single-Family homes offer a variety of types and styles. Some houses date back as early as 1950. Architectural styles include Traditional, Mediterranean, Ranch, Craftsman, French, and Spanish.

Single-family homes in League City feature up to 6-bedroom and 7-bath plans. Building sizes can include up to more than 9,000 square feet. Lot sizes range from 10,000 to more than 300,000 square feet.

Prices for League City Single-Family homes start at around $150,000.

League City Townhome Sale Trends

Townhomes in League City feature Traditional and Contemporary styles with up to 3 bedrooms and 2-bath plans. Building and lot sizes range from 1,000 to 5,000 square feet.

The prices of League City townhomes for sale are between $205,000 and $500,000.

League City Condo Sale Trends

There are no mid- or high-rise League City condos for sale, but plenty of units are available in the surrounding areas.

Several condo buildings are located in Clear Lake, including:

• Endeavour Condominiums

To see other condos within the Inner Loop, see Inner Loop Houston Condos. To see condos within the nearby Galleria area, see Galleria Houston Condos. To see other condos within Downtown Houston, see Downtown Condos. To see condos within Museum District, see Museum District Condos.

The Houston Properties Team are experts in League City real estate. Please contact us if you'd like to see Houston condos or learn more about buildings that could be a fit for you.

League City TX History

John Charles League designed the original League City town site in the 1890s. He gifted the city with parks, schools, and churches. Residents named the town after him in appreciation of his land donations.

By 1908, the city’s first brick commercial structure was built. The building housed different stores and offices, including the Citizens State Bank.

By 1914, four railroads were servicing the city, contributing to League City’s commercial growth.

Fun Things To Do Near The League City

Residents in League City enjoy a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Various golf courses, parks, retail centers, pubs, and restaurants are within a 5-mile radius of the area.

Here are some of League City’s must-visit places:

Golf Courses

• Magnolia Creek Golf Club
• South Shore Harbour Country Club

Run/Bike/Hike Trails

• Walter Hall Park
• Exploration Green
• Dr. Ned and Fay Dudney Clear Creek Nature Center
• Challenger 7 Memorial Park
• Walnut Park
• Lynn Gripon Park at Countryside
• Hometown Heroes Park
• Oaks of Clear Creek Neighborhood Park
• Willow Park
• Paul Hopkins Park

Retail

• Aeropostale
• Verizon
• Discount Depot
• T.J. Maxx
• Marshalls and HomeGoods

Dining

• Pappas Delta Blues Smokehouse
• BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse
• Main Street Bistro
• Nobi Public House
• Cheddar’s Scratch Kitchen
• Chuy’s
• Pomodoro's South Shore
• Jimmy Changas
• Red Oak Cafe
• Mr. Sombrero

Nightlife

• Blue Dolphin Lounge
• Molly’s Pub
• Pub Level
• Preamble Lounge and Crafthouse
• Over/Under
• Third Base
• Scotty’s Pub
• O’Brian’s Ice House
• Bonez Draught House
• Beers Looking at You

Groceries

• Kroger
• Target
• Delicias Market
• H-E-B
• Walmart Neighborhood Market

Best League City Realtor - Paige Martin

As featured on Fox News in the Morning, Houston Business Journal, and Houston Magazine, Paige Martin, a consistent Top Producing Broker-Associate and head of the Houston Properties Team, is ranked as one of the top residential real estate agents in the world.

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