Overview: A quiet beachfront community located just across San Luis Pass, offering affordable Gulf-front and bay-view homes with some of the best fishing access on the Texas coast. The smaller community makes it popular with anglers, second-home buyers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
Location & Access: Situated across the San Luis Pass Bridge and technically in Freeport/Brazoria County but is often marketed with Galveston’s West End. It provides quick access to San Luis Pass and the Gulf.
Schools & Services: Served by Brazosport ISD (not Galveston ISD). Essential services and shopping are closer to Lake Jackson, though many residents commute into Galveston for dining and entertainment.
Housing Types & Vibe: Features a mix of elevated beach cottages, bayfront and canal properties. The atmosphere is casual, quiet, and geared toward fishing and coastal living.
History & Origins: Developed in the mid-20th century as a fishing and vacation community, Treasure Island remains a small, low-density subdivision with modest infrastructure and a loyal following of full-time and part-time residents.
Amenities & Outdoors: Residents enjoy direct access to beaches, canals, and San Luis Pass, with boating, kayaking, and exceptional fishing opportunities right at their doorstep.
STR Snapshot: Short-term rentals are allowed. Many homes are used as vacation properties; confirm rules in Brazoria County and HOA guidelines.
Flood & Insurance Notes: Located outside the Seawall and fully exposed to Gulf and bay conditions. Homes are elevated, but buyers should carefully review FEMA flood maps, storm surge risks, and insurance requirements.
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