Oakhurst Homes For Sale in Kingwood TX
Oakhurst is one of Kingwood’s villages. Tonya and Julio Kiliddjian have sold northeast Houston for twenty years, 169 homes, and a 4.96 rating across 319 client surveys.
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About Oakhurst
Oakhurst, also known as Oakhurst at Kingwood, was developed by Friendswood Development, the same developer as Kingwood, but does not pay Kingwood Service Association fees.
It sits in Montgomery County in the 77365 ZIP code, which places it in New Caney ISD.
Amenities include parks, trails, playgrounds, a recreation center with a competition-size pool, and an eighteen-hole golf course.
Tax rates vary depending on where in Oakhurst a home sits.
Oakhurst is governed separately and is not a Kingwood Service Association member association, so KSA’s private parks are not included here. We will confirm exactly what the association covers for any address you are considering.
The community around it
Kingwood covers 14,000 acres and was founded 1970, with the first village opening in 1971, developed by a joint venture between Friendswood Development Company, an Exxon subsidiary, and King Ranch. It was annexed by the City of Houston at the end of 1996, and it is known as the Livable Forest.
It sits mostly Harris County, with a small portion in Montgomery County, on the east fork of the San Jacinto River, with access to Lake Houston, across ZIP codes 77325, 77339, 77345 and part of 77346. Schools are Humble ISD in the Harris County portion, and New Caney ISD in the Montgomery County portion. For Oakhurst that means Montgomery County and New Caney ISD. Running through all of it is a greenbelt system of more than 75 miles, with tunnels beneath the major arterials.
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Buying and selling in Oakhurst
Oakhurst is one of the villages of Kingwood, on the 14,000-acre master-planned community in northeast Houston, bounded by the east fork of the San Jacinto River, with access to Lake Houston. Kingwood was founded 1970, with the first village opening in 1971 and was annexed by the City of Houston at the end of 1996.
Village averages mislead in Kingwood, section, street, home age and condition move the number more than the village name does. Call us and we will pull genuine comparable sales for the street you are asking about.
Attendance zones in this part of Harris and Montgomery County do not follow neighborhood boundaries and they change. We will confirm the current assignment for a specific address rather than publish a zone that may be wrong for your street.
Yes. Julio Kiliddjian leads our commercial practice across northeast Houston and can be reached directly at 713.922.6211. He carries a full residential book as well.
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