Castlegate II (College Station, TX)

Castlegate II neighborhood is located in South College Station between William D Fitch (Hwy 40) and Greens Prairie Rd.

Some current facts about this neighborhood (as of 4/19/2018).


* Children attend Forest Ridge Elementary, Pecan Trail Intermediate, College Station Middle School and College Station High School. (College Station is growing rapidly and new schools are built often. Find a current map of school zones at the CSISD website.)

* This neighborhood has a pool and event center. 

* Average home size is about 2600 sq. feet; however, homes can be found as large as 3800 sq. feet and as small as just over 1740 sq. feet.

* The average price per sq. foot for a home in Castlegate is just under $142 per sq. foot and ranging from about $124 to $160 per square foot.

* The average overall home price is about $373,500, but this can vary a lot depending on the size of the home.

* Homes in this neighborhood were built as early as 2001 all the way through to 2018. New construction continues to be available in Castlegate II.

* This neighborhood has access to multiple parks with playgrounds, basketball and walking trails. There are gorgeous ponds and fountains in the neighborhood as well. 

You can find all the details of their home owner's association and covenants HERE.

If you are interested in selling or purchasing a home in Castlegate II give me a call! I would love to help!

Michelle Peacock, Realtor®
michelle@tm5properties.com
979.220.8033

Location: College Station, TX, USA

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