Four Corners sits 5 miles north of Sugarland, Texas, and provides suburban-style housing in the more rural outskirts of greater Houston. Homebuyers who want to remain close to the city while also getting a small-town experience can find farms, shops and parks all within reach.
Four Corners is filled to the brim with brick-sided, new traditional-style homes set in lots with fenced-in backyards large enough for large outdoor parties. In front, their wide driveways often lead to spacious two-car garages. One-story houses tend to sell for $250,000 to $360,000. Multistory residence in Four Corners can run as large as 3,700 square feet and are priced from $300,000 to $570,000. Paved sidewalks run through most of the neighborhood's residential sections, allowing for dog walks and visits to a neighbor's house.
Mary Austin Holley Elementary School earns a B Niche rating and offers education to students between pre-kindergarten and fifth grade. Hodges Bend Middle School scores a B-minus on Niche. The school’s on-campus tennis courts provide easy practice for the tennis team. From there, many students go on to Stephen F. Austin High School, which receives an A-plus Niche score. The school is one of the oldest public schools west of the Mississippi.
The Four Corners Community Park is located between Boss Gaston Road, Old Richmond Road, Ennis Road, and West Bellfort Boulevard. Locals come to the park to practice sports such as baseball, soccer and cricket. Those interested in an adventure in nature can visit George Bush Park around 4 miles north. A 7,800-acre forest, George Bush Park offers activities like archery, hiking, rock climbing and birdwatching.
When residents need groceries, they can travel to the northeast corner of the neighborhood to the nearby Kroger. Shoppers can walk from Kroger to Petco or LA Fitness. Residents can visit Uncle Lee’s Café and try its fan-favorite Orange Chicken or Xian Cold Noodles. Gyro King is right next store to Uncle Lee’s and offers hefty portions of Lamb and Rice. Residents looking to take their yards to the next level can go to the Sunbelt Trees Tree Farm off Sam Brookins Street for a red maple or magnolia.
To take part in community events, residents can drive down to Sugar Land to enjoy a host of public festivals. One such event is the Sugar Land Jazz Festival in the Crown Festival Park in May. Jazz acts who have attended in the past include Boney James, Tower of Power and Gerald Albright. Visitors can enjoy the music along with food and drink.
Drivers can take state Route 6 to get to downtown Sugarland or the south Highway 90 Alternative to get to downtown Houston, a 25-mile drive northeast. The nearest major hospital is St. Luke's Health - Sugar Land Hospital, a little more than 8 miles away.
Four Corners is home to the Sprint Fort Bend County Landfill. This solid waste landfill receives unrecyclable materials from residents both within Four Corners and its neighboring communities. According to GFL Environmental, the owners of the landfill, the site utilizes a number of methods to reduce potential environmental and safety hazards like soil and groundwater contamination and harmful gas emissions.
Amin Dawood
Keller Williams Signature
(855) 615-1860
23 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$320,000 Price
Amy Bergen
Meservier & Associates
(207) 275-6325
135 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$180,000 Price
Anastasia Pena
Compass RE Texas, LLC - The Heights
(832) 242-9467
116 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$310,000 Price
Karla Romero
eXp Realty LLC
(346) 215-1883
21 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$312,000 Price
Kay Arnold
Compass RE Texas, LLC - Memorial
(281) 524-4211
101 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$360,000 Price
Ryan Adams
Real Broker, LLC
(833) 981-3206
305 Total Sales
1 in Four Corners
$295,999 Price
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On average, homes in Four Corners, Houston sell after 38 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Four Corners, Houston over the last 12 months is $212,000, down 33% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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