First Colony Condos for Sale

First Colony in Sugar Land is a master-planned community with 10,000 residents, designed by golf course architect Roger Packard. The neighborhood features well-maintained streets, lakes, parks, and greenbelts, creating an open and inviting atmosphere. Deed agreements and association fees ensure the upkeep of shared amenities, including Pickleball courts, parks, trails, pools, and an aquatic center. The predominant home style is traditional brick with A-frame roofs, though there are also Neo-French Provincial-style homes and opulent mansions in Sweetwater Estates. Townhomes and condos are available as well. Homes range from $300,000 to over a million, with properties typically spending around 27 days on the market, faster than the national average. First Colony is served by the highly-rated Fort Bend Independent School District, with students attending Colony Bend Elementary School, First Colony Middle School, Dulles High School, and Clements High School. Shopping centers along Highway 6 and at the intersection with I-69 include First Colony Mall and Sugarland Town Square, offering a mix of popular chain restaurants and retail shops, as well as local eateries like Renu's Kitchen and Keeper's. Essential stores like H-E-B, Target, Petco, and Home Depot are also nearby. Residents primarily drive for daily needs, though Fort Bend Transit provides bus routes to downtown Houston, Greenway Plaza, the Galleria area, and the Texas Medical Center. Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital and other medical facilities are conveniently located near the AMC Theatre on Town Center Boulevard South. William P. Hobby Airport is approximately 30 miles away. First Colony hosts various community events, including Chinese New Year, Juneteenth, and July 4th celebrations. Neighborhood parks, playgrounds, sports fields, and the popular Aquatic Center Lap Pool offer recreational opportunities. Trails connect to Sugar Land Memorial Park and Oyster Creek Park, where locals enjoy kayaking and exploring the butterfly garden. The area has a low crime risk compared to the national average, contributing to its appeal for families.