This Nantucket neighborhood guide is provided by Raylene Lewis, REALTOR® with NextHome Realty Solutions, serving buyers and sellers across Bryan–College Station and surrounding communities.
Nantucket is an established acreage-lot neighborhood in south College Station featuring custom homes on large wooded parcels, natural scenery, and a quiet residential character. Development began in the late 1980s and continued through the early 2000s, creating a mature landscape and diverse architectural styles. The neighborhood emphasizes space, privacy, and a country-like setting supported by active deed restrictions and HOA oversight.
This neighborhood is zoned to schools in College Station ISD. To verify the specific schools for any property, use the district’s address-based school finder and enter the home’s address.
Nantucket in College Station TX consists of homes that are custom-built and situated on expansive lots, commonly ranging from approximately one to several acres. Architectural styles vary from traditional brick designs to more individualized custom construction, reflecting multiple build eras and owner preferences. Many homes include extended outdoor spaces such as large patios, workshops, or detached structures, subject to CCR guidelines. Acreage lots often feature mature trees, long driveways, and natural buffering between properties, contributing to the neighborhood’s rural feel.
Nantucket is located in south College Station near Highway 6, providing convenient access to city amenities while maintaining a secluded atmosphere. The neighborhood’s primary entrance connects to Nantucket Drive, leading residents toward retail, dining, and service corridors throughout south College Station.
Internal neighborhood features include a private community lake, fishing dock, picnic areas, and natural walking areas maintained for resident use. The neighborhood’s wooded terrain, rolling landscape, and open space contribute to its distinct country-like character.
Nearby external destinations include retail and service nodes along Highway 6 and Rock Prairie Road, as well as employment and medical centers throughout College Station.
Nantucket occupies a mid-to-upper price band within College Station, shaped by its acreage lots, custom homes, and established setting. Market demand often reflects buyer interest in privacy, larger parcels, and fewer neighboring structures. Homes with recent updates, outdoor improvements, or enhanced acreage appeal tend to attract stronger buyer activity. Resale inventory is typically low due to the neighborhood’s size and custom-home composition. When priced appropriately, homes often go under contract within about 30–60 days.
Electricity: BTU (Bryan Texas Utilities)
Water: Wellborn SUD
Sewer: Septic systems
Sanitation: Homeowner-arranged private trash service
Internet: Optimum (availability varies by address)
Gas: Propane, homeowner-arranged if applicable
Nantucket is governed by an active HOA with posted CC&Rs, bylaws, and meeting documents.
HOA responsibilities generally include:
Entrance maintenance
Common-area landscaping
Community lake and fishing dock maintenance
Perimeter signage and shared-area upkeep
Architectural guideline oversight
Architectural modifications require review through the neighborhood’s ACC (Architectural Control Committee).
Buyers should review all CCRs, architectural guidelines, and septic system requirements, as acreage properties rely on individual wastewater systems. Properties may include additional structures such as workshops or storage buildings, which must comply with HOA guidelines. Due diligence should include septic inspections, verification of propane systems when applicable, and evaluation of drainage patterns common to large-lot settings.
Because utilities such as trash service and propane are homeowner-arranged, buyers should confirm available providers for their specific address. Buyers should also account for maintenance associated with larger wooded parcels, including tree care and driveway upkeep.
Buyers researching Nantucket in College Station TX often also compare similar College Station neighborhoods with close price ranges, build eras, and lot styles, including:
These areas provide helpful context for buyers considering other subdivisions in College Station.
Nantucket is an acreage-lot neighborhood with large wooded parcels, typically ranging from one to several acres, offering privacy and natural buffering between homes.
Yes. The community includes a private lake, fishing dock, and natural picnic and walking areas maintained for resident use.
Yes. Properties in Nantucket use individual septic systems, and buyers should include septic evaluations as part of their inspections.
Nantucket is about 10 miles to A&M. It connects to Highway 6, providing a convenient drive toward Texas A&M and major College Station destinations.
Some homes include workshops or storage buildings. All exterior structures must comply with HOA architectural guidelines and may require ACC review and approval.
Its wooded lots, natural lake, low-density design, and secluded feel create a country-like living environment while remaining within College Station city limits.
Resale inventory is typically limited due to the neighborhood’s custom-home composition and the low turnover common in acreage communities.
If you’re exploring homes in Nantucket or comparing nearby College Station neighborhoods, I’d be glad to help. Call, text, or click below to view available homes or schedule a private showing.
Reach out to Raylene Lewis, REALTOR® at NextHome Realty Solutions BCS for personal guidance and local expertise.
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$745,000
Active
1625 Harpers Ferry Road College Station, Texas
3 Beds 3 Baths 2,716 SqFt 1.25 Acres
Listing courtesy of Jennifer Zweiacker - Zweiacker & Associates
