Sell Your Guadalupe County Land for Cash
Whether you own land in Seguin (the county seat), Schertz, Cibolo, Marion, or anywhere along the New Braunfels corridor, we're ready to make a fair cash offer on your Guadalupe County property. No agents, no commissions, no months of waiting — just a real offer from a real buyer.
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We Buy All Types of Guadalupe County Land
From sprawling ranches with live oak trees to valuable riverfront property along the famous Guadalupe River, we purchase land in any condition throughout Guadalupe County and the greater San Antonio metro area.
Rolling hills, oak trees, scenic views
Agricultural property, pastures, cattle land
Guadalupe River access, waterfront lots
Why Guadalupe County Landowners Trust PlaceAcre
Selling land in one of Texas's fastest-growing corridors doesn't have to mean dealing with realtors, staging properties, or waiting months for the right buyer. We offer a simpler path.
24-Hour Cash Offers
Submit your property details and receive a competitive offer within one business day.
Zero Costs
No realtor commissions, no closing costs, no surprise fees. You keep every dollar.
We Buy Land As-Is
Overgrown, landlocked, back taxes—we handle the complications so you don't have to.
Texas Land Specialists
We understand Hill Country values, water rights, and what makes Guadalupe County special.
Ready to sell Texas land fast? We've helped landowners across Central Texas get fair cash for their property without the traditional hassles.
About Guadalupe County, Texas
Guadalupe County sits at the crossroads of the Texas Hill Country and the greater San Antonio metropolitan area, making it one of the most strategically located counties in Central Texas. Named after the legendary Guadalupe River that winds through its heart, this county has transformed from its agricultural roots into one of the fastest-growing regions in the entire United States.
The county seat of Seguin—founded in 1838 and named for Texas Revolution hero Juan Seguín—anchors the county with historic charm and modern amenities. Known as the "Pecan Capital of Texas," Seguin boasts the world's largest pecan statue and hosts the annual Pecan Fest, celebrating the region's rich agricultural heritage. The town's historic downtown features beautiful 19th-century architecture, antique shops, and the stunning Sebastopol House State Historic Site.
The Guadalupe River itself is the county's crown jewel—a crystal-clear waterway that draws thousands of tubers, kayakers, and anglers each year. The river's cypress-lined banks and spring-fed waters have made riverfront property in Guadalupe County highly sought after. Towns like Schertz and Cibolo have experienced explosive growth as part of the San Antonio-New Braunfels corridor, with Interstate 35 and Highway 90 providing excellent connectivity to both San Antonio and Austin.
The county's unique position between two major metros, combined with its natural beauty and relatively affordable land prices compared to Comal and Bexar counties, has fueled tremendous residential and commercial development. From working ranches that have been in families for generations to vacant lots awaiting development, Guadalupe County land represents significant value in today's market.
Whether you've inherited land you don't need, own a vacant lot with development potential, or simply want to convert your acreage into cash, PlaceAcre can help. Learn more about how to evaluate raw land or review our comprehensive land due diligence checklist to understand your property's value.
County Demographics
172,709
Population (2022)
711 sq mi
Total Land Area
$75,429
Median Household Income
+47%
Population Growth (2010-2022)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Interesting Facts
- Seguin is the 'Pecan Capital of Texas' with the world's largest pecan statue
- The Guadalupe River is Texas's most popular tubing destination
- Schertz was named one of America's top 100 places to live by Money Magazine
- Home to Texas Lutheran University, founded in 1891
- Sebastopol House is one of Texas's best-preserved Greek Revival structures
- The county is one of the 25 fastest-growing in the United States
Our Service Area in Guadalupe County
We purchase land throughout Guadalupe County—from Seguin and Schertz to Cibolo, Marion, Kingsbury, and all the rural communities in between.
Why We Buy Guadalupe County Land
Guadalupe County is one of the most active land markets in Central Texas. Sitting between San Antonio and Austin along the I-10 and I-35 corridors, it's seen real demand from families relocating, builders chasing buildable lots, and ranchers consolidating acreage. We focus here because we know the area — from the limestone uplands near Marion to the river bottoms outside Seguin — and we can make confident, fair offers without dragging out due diligence. If you've inherited acreage, are tired of paying taxes on a vacant lot, or just want out, we'd rather buy it directly than leave you waiting on a buyer who may never show. Learn more about our work across the state on our Texas land buying page.
Types of Guadalupe County Land We Buy
- • Small acreage and residential lots in Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, and Marion
- • Agricultural and ranch land with or without ag exemptions
- • Inherited land — including parcels tied up in probate or held by multiple heirs
- • Tax-delinquent property with back taxes, liens, or HOA dues
- • I-10 and I-35 corridor parcels, including raw acreage near growth fronts
- • Rural tracts that are landlocked, overgrown, or hard to finance traditionally
Guadalupe County Market in 2026
The San Antonio metro keeps spilling north and east, and Guadalupe County is right in the path. Schertz and Cibolo have already absorbed most of the early growth, and now demand is pushing into Seguin, Marion, McQueeney, and Kingsbury. Lot prices in the Seguin area have climbed steadily over the past three years, and small-acreage tracts (5–25 acres) within 20 minutes of I-10 are some of the most-asked-about parcels we see.
That growth is good news if you own land here — but it doesn't mean a traditional listing is the fastest or most profitable path. For sellers who value certainty and speed over chasing top-of-market, a direct cash sale often nets more after commissions, repairs, and months of carrying costs. You can also compare nearby Hill Country activity on our Kerr County land buying page.
How the Process Works in Texas
- Tell us about the land — address or APN, acreage, and a few details. Takes about 2 minutes.
- We research the parcel using Guadalupe CAD records, comps, and access/utility data.
- You get a written cash offer within 24 hours — no obligation, no pressure.
- If you accept, we open title at a Texas title company you can verify.
- Close in 10–14 days with a general or special warranty deed and funds wired or check at closing.
We cover standard closing costs and handle back taxes through escrow, so the offer you accept is essentially what you walk away with.
Guadalupe County Land FAQs
How fast can I sell Guadalupe County land?
Most sellers get a cash offer within 24 hours and close in 10–14 days through a Texas title company.
Do you buy land near Seguin?
Yes — Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, Marion, Kingsbury, McQueeney, and the rural communities in between.
Do you buy land along the I-10 or I-35 corridor?
Absolutely. Corridor parcels between San Antonio, Seguin, and New Braunfels are some of our most active purchases.
Do you pay closing costs in Texas?
Yes. PlaceAcre covers standard closing costs including title work and recording fees on Guadalupe County purchases.
Do you buy tax-delinquent TX land?
Yes. We regularly buy land with back taxes or liens and clear them through escrow at closing — no upfront cost to you.
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Your Guadalupe County Land Has Value—Let's Unlock It
With Guadalupe County growing faster than almost anywhere else in Texas, your land is more valuable than ever. Skip the realtor fees and lengthy listing process—get a fair cash offer today.
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