Cute, clean, and comfortable, this cottage is just what you’ve been looking for! It’s perfect for a couple, small family, or a few friends to enjoy some time on the coast.

Located on the Intercoastal Waterway, the views and fishing are hard to beat. You are sure to love watching the barges, pelicans and dolphins go by in the ICW. Walk just across the street to get to the beach too!

Outdoor Access

Fishing takes precedence in Sargent, offering diverse experiences for different angling preferences. Fly fishermen explore bayous, marshes, and coastal waters targeting redfish, speckled trout, and flounder. Inshore fishing thrives in productive bay systems, marshes, and shallow flats, presenting opportunities for redfish, speckled trout, black drum, sheepshead, and flounder. Offshore adventures are available in the Gulf of Mexico, providing opportunities to target larger game fish like kingfish, cobia, snapper, grouper, and pelagic species. Charter services enhance the offshore fishing experience, making Sargent a versatile haven for anglers.

Birdwatching enthusiasts find a haven in Sargent’s coastal environment, with St. Mary’s Bayou, marsh areas, and Oyster Lake Park as excellent spots. The region’s inclusion in The Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail enhances the birdwatching experience, offering designated sites for observing shorebirds, waterfowl, and migratory birds. Sargent, TX, stands as a versatile haven for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure in the heart of coastal Texas.

Duck hunters in Sargent, TX, are presented with abundant opportunities in diverse habitats. The marshes and bayous surrounding Sargent provide prime grounds, hosting species such as mallards, pintails, gadwalls, and northern shovelers. Coastal waters offer a dynamic hunting experience with redheads, canvasbacks, scaup, and various teal species. Inland wetlands contribute to diversity, hosting dabbling ducks like mallards and gadwalls, as well as diving ducks such as ring-necked ducks and scaup. St. Mary’s Bayou attracts mallards, pintails, teal, and wigeons, while Oyster Lake is suitable for duck hunting, featuring mallards, pintails, gadwalls, and redheads.

The kayaking trails around Sargent offer paddlers diverse destinations for exploration. Allen’s Landing provides convenient access to East Matagorda Bay, with a short 0.43-mile paddle to the bay and parking for visitors. Rudasill’s Cut features a small parking and paddlecraft launch site, offering quick access to East Matagorda Bay and adjacent marsh areas for fishing and birding. Jetty Park is popular for accessing the beach and stand-up paddleboarding, with caution due to boat traffic. Little Boggy Bayou is prime for fishing, but paddlers should be mindful of abundant alligator habitat. Oyster Lake, Parker’s Cut, Rawling’s Cut, and River Bend Boat Ramp offer additional opportunities for fishing and birding. Riverside Park is a picturesque starting point for paddles downstream, and St. Mary’s Bayou provides a vast marsh area for exploration. 3 Mile Lake, accessible with a 4×4 vehicle, is a marsh area on the backside of Matagorda Beach. FM521 Park is a small park with a boat ramp on the Colorado River, ideal for an all-day paddle or camping for those paddling from Riverside Park to Matagorda Beach. Sargent’s diverse kayaking destinations cater to both day paddles and extended excursions, allowing paddlers to immerse themselves in the region’s natural wonders.