About Seguin

Seguin is a moderately sized community found in the south central region of the US state of Texas. Seguin has a population of approximately twenty two thousand residents, and is considered a part of Guadalupe County. Seguin serves as the county seat of Guadalupe County, and was originally founded in the year eighteen thirty eight by members of the Gonzales Rangers. Seguin was named Walnut Springs at first, but is ironically nicknamed the Pecan Capital of Texas because of its prodigious production of pecans. Residents of a Seguin apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy historic sites, recreational facilities, and plenty of things to see and do in this community. Seguin is home to the self-proclaimed World’s Largest Pecan, and is also the place to find the Wilson Pottery site, the Sepastopol House, and the Texas Agricultural Education and Heritage Center. Educational opportunities in Seguin are offered by the Seguin Independent School District, and Seguin has sister cities in Australia, Germany, and Mexico. Residents of a Seguin apartment rental or home rental can also see and enjoy the Colonel Juan Seguin Statue, the downtown historic district, Starcke Park, and the Golf Club of Seguin, which is a full eighteen-hole course.

Seguin, Texas home seekers can use National Relocation to locate Seguin houses, homes, condos, and Seguin apartments for rent. Whether you are looking for Seguin real estate, rentals or Seguin Foreclosures, our services can help. Feel free to use our Seguin neighborhood information and Seguin schools pages to research Seguin.