Fulbrook is perhaps the finest estate Lot community in Fort Bend County, if not all of Houston. Unique in it’s concept of uniting distinctive homes with an abundance of nature, most of the acre plus sized homesites do not back to other homes, but rather to natural lakes, creeks, duck ponds, wildflower preserves and nature parks. At Fulbrook, residents are truly “at home with nature”.

The Homes of Fulbrook

To provide a timeless community, the Guidelines create a graceful flow with the commonality of fine country homes, split 3-rail fencing and landscaping harmonious to the natural environment. One drive through Fulbrook and you will recognize how truly special it is.

Fulbrook Creeks – a separate entrance leads to this special enclave of just 72-homes by David Weekley which are surrounded by Bessie’s Creek and populated with live oak and majestic pecan trees. All the homesites are 1-acre and larger. The neighborhood is sold out, however, Resale homes range from the $300’s to nearly $500,000.

Fulbrook – custom homes crafted by some of Houston’s finest Builders, comprise the majority of Fulbrook and are nestled in amongst lakes, creeks and meadows. To preserve and protect the community, there is a list of Approved Builders and a time limit to build. Homes start in the $500's and range to well over $1 million.

The Lots of Fulbrook

Perhaps some of the most extraordinary Homesites are found in Fulbrook. Each Lot is at least 1-Acre and range to nearly 3-Acres. Settings include sites with gigantic, century old pecan trees, densely wooded, Oxbow Lake waterfronts, Pecan Lake waterfronts and Lots that side or back to wildflower meadows, duck ponds and nature parks. Most Lot purchases have a 5-year time limit to build. Prices range from the $70’s to over $200,000.

The Fulbrook Lifestyle

The romanticism of being able to work in the City and escape to the country is experienced here in Fulbrook. All the conveniences a family demands are just minutes away, yet the feeling of escape from the hustle and bustle enables you to feel a 1,000 miles from reality.