Galveston
Luxury Living on Texas’s Historic Coastline
Welcome to Galveston
Texas’ Coastal Gem of History, Beaches, and Island Spirit
Galveston is a vibrant seaside island town along the Texas Gulf Coast, offering a unique blend of vacation-style living and everyday convenience. Known for its miles of sandy beaches, marshlands, and wetlands, the community provides a laid-back coastal lifestyle surrounded by natural beauty. Residents and visitors enjoy endless waterfront dining, boutique shopping, and charming residential streets lined with gulf-front properties featuring modern amenities. With nearby marinas, yacht clubs, fishing, and year-round beach activities, Galveston combines the charm of a historic island town with the appeal of a resort destination, making it one of Texas’ most desirable coastal communities.
What TO LOVE
Galveston Lifestyle
Miles of sandy beaches, marshlands, and wetlands
Waterfront dining and boutique shopping
Gulf-front homes with modern amenities Marinas, yacht clubs, and fishing opportunities
Year-round beach activities and festivals
Local Lifestyle
Life in Galveston is relaxed, coastal, and endlessly entertaining. Residents spend mornings walking along sandy beaches, afternoons boating from local marinas, and evenings dining at waterfront restaurants with stunning Gulf views. Festivals, art shows, and historic attractions add cultural richness, while the island’s laid‑back vibe makes every day feel like a vacation. With its mix of leisure and community, Galveston offers a lifestyle unlike anywhere else in Texas.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Galveston offers a lively mix of coastal dining, shopping, and nightlife:
The Strand Historic District – Boutiques, galleries, and restaurants in a walkable downtown setting
Gaido’s Seafood Restaurant – Iconic Gulf Coast dining since 1911, famous for fresh seafood
Postoffice District – Arts and entertainment hub with chic eateries and live performances
Murdoch’s – A beachfront shopping landmark for gifts and souvenirs
Things to Do
There’s no shortage of activities for residents and visitors alike:
Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier – Amusement rides, games, and waterfront dining
Moody Gardens – Aquarium, rainforest pyramid, and seasonal attractions
The Strand Historic District – Shopping, art galleries, and cultural festivals
Galveston Beaches – Miles of sandy shoreline for swimming, sunbathing, and surfing
Schools
Galveston is served by Galveston ISD, with a streamlined feeder pattern for families in the area.
Oppe Elementary School – The city’s highest‑rated elementary, known for strong academics and community support
Austin Middle School – Offers a supportive environment with solid academics and extracurriculars
Ball High School – Provides AP courses, career pathways, and a wide range of extracurriculars
Overview of Galveston
53,348
Total Population
40
Median Age
Low
Population Density
57,216
Median Household Income
