Highland Terrace Homes For Sale

Highland Terrace is a small subdivision in Highlands with roughly 70 single-family homes, according to HAR records. Like much of Highlands, the homes are established, with a median build year around 1960. What stands out is lot size: the median lot here is about half an acre, which gives owners room for gardens, workshops, play space and parking that newer subdivisions rarely offer.

Highland Terrace is in Goose Creek CISD, the district that serves most of Highlands, and we confirm campuses for each address. Interstate 10, Highlands Park and the shops along Main Street are close by, and Baytown is a short drive east.

Living in Highlands means having Interstate 10 a few minutes away while keeping an unincorporated, small-town feel. Highlands Elementary traces its history to 1926, Highlands Junior High has been in operation since 1958, and Goose Creek Memorial High School opened in 2008, so families find a long tradition of neighborhood schools here.

Larger lots and older homes go hand in hand in Highland Terrace, and we help buyers look closely at drainage, trees near the house, outbuildings and the condition of major systems. The extra land is a real asset, and knowing exactly what you are getting makes it easier to enjoy.

Highlands sits on the high east bank of the San Jacinto River, and we review flood zone information and seller disclosures for every home we show here. If you own in Highland Terrace, a larger lot is a real selling point, and we can help you understand what your Highland Terrace home is worth with that land value in mind. Our pricing review accounts for both the home and the extra land.