Highland Woods Homes For Sale

Highland Woods is an established subdivision in Highlands centered on Highland Woods Drive. Homes here are generally newer than in the original townsite, and recent listings have included 1990s homes on lots of about a third of an acre. The neighborhood has a homeowners association, which helps keep common areas and the look of the street consistent.

One of the nicest perks is right down the street. Highlands Park, operated by Harris County, sits on Highland Woods Drive along with the Highlands and San Jacinto Community Centers. The park has a spray park, playground, lighted walking trail, lighted tennis and basketball, picnic areas, a covered barbecue pit and an exercise station. Having the park within walking distance makes evening walks, weekend picnics and summer afternoons at the spray park part of everyday life.

Highland Woods is in Goose Creek CISD, with listings showing Hopper and Highlands Elementary, Highlands Junior High and Goose Creek Memorial High School. Confirm schools for each address. Interstate 10, shopping and Baytown are all an easy drive.

Highlands is an unincorporated community in east Harris County that grew around the railroad in the early 1900s and takes its name from the high east bank of the San Jacinto River. Today about 8,600 people live in the census-designated place, and the Highlands and San Jacinto Community Centers on Highland Woods Drive host gatherings, classes and events for the whole area. We help buyers compare homes on condition, lot and updates, and review the HOA rules before making an offer.

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. Thinking about selling in Highland Woods? Being steps from a county park is a strong selling point. We can show you what your Highland Woods home is worth and how to market it to families.