Get to know the Kingwood Greens neighborhood, 77339

Kingwood Greens was built out in 1999 off West Lake Houston Parkway. It features walking trails and a golf course. (Kelly Schafler/Community Impact Newspaper)

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By Kelly Schafler | 12:15 PM Jan 8, 2020 CST

Image description — The Forest Course at Kingwood Country Club is accessible via the community. (Kelly Schafler/Community Impact Newspaper)

The Kingwood Greens neighborhood is located on the east side of Kingwood across from Kings Harbor, a multiuse development on West Lake Houston Parkway with restaurants and retail shops.

Build-out year: 1999

Square footage: 2,470-8,323

HOA dues (estimated): $770 annually

Schools: Greentree Elementary, Creekwood Middle School, Kingwood High School

Amenities: walking distance to the Forest Course at Kingwood Country Club, adjacent to restaurants and shops in Kings Harbor, wiews of the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, short drive from the Lake Houston Family YMCA

Property taxes (in dollars)

City of Houston: 0.59

Lone Star College System: 0.11

Harris County: 0.42

Harris County Department of Education: 0.01

Harris County Flood Control District: 0.03

Harris Health System: 0.17

Humble ISD: 1.52

Port of Houston Authority: 0.01

Total (per $100 valuation): 2.86

By Kelly Schafler

Editor, Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood

Kelly Schafler is the editor for the Lake Houston, Humble and Kingwood edition of Community Impact Newspaper, covering public education, city government, development, businesses, local events and all things community-related. Before she became editor, she was the reporter for the Conroe and Montgomery edition for a year and a half.

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