Since opening in 2006, Bridgeland has created a reputation for itself as the leading master planned community in northwest Houston. The development’s thoughtful approaches to conservation, recreation and transportation, known as the ‘Bridgeland Differences,’ have been recognized and honored by well-respected organizations like the National Association of Home Builders, the Texas Association of Builders and the Greater Houston Builders Association.
Before development began, the original land planners conducted an extensive environmental study to find how best to protect, preserve and restore the natural environment within Bridgeland’s boundaries. As a result, developers chose to devote 3,000 acres to open space, providing a place for both residents and wildlife to thrive for generations to come.
Whether they’re relaxing at the 6,000-square-foot activity center, enjoying a stroll along the trails or kayaking on one of the waterways, Bridgeland residents are offered exclusive access to some of the most unique amenities in the northwest Houston area.
Additionally, the community’s full-time Activities Director maintains a calendar chockfull of events, classes and workshops just for those who call Bridgeland home.
More than 35 interest groups and clubs meet on a regular basis in the community, including the Bridgeland Barracudas Swim Team, the Bridgeland Ladies Association, a photography group, a book club and numerous other hobby-specific groups.
Beyond on-site amenities and programming, residents have established a tight-knit community where neighborly involvement is encouraged. Many sections of Bridgeland have block liaisons, specific ‘crime watch’ chairs and informed citizen associations.
For more information about resident life in Bridgeland, visit www.bridgelandlife.com.
Cy-Fair ISD is constructing a 127-acre educational village located near the Grand Parkway. This new campus boasts nearly 1 million square-feet of learning space for at least 5,912 students, and will include a 4-story high school, 3-story middle school and 2-story elementary school.
Bridgeland High School and Wells Elementary will open in Aug. 2017. The middle school will be constructed at a later date. To see the Cy-Fair ISD boundary map for the 2017-2018 school year, click here.
For the 2017-2018 school year, students living in Bridgeland attend either Pope Elementary or Wells Elementary, Smith Middle School, and Bridgeland High School for 9th and 10th grade and Cy-Ranch High School for students going into 11th or 12th grade. Smith and Cy-Ranch are located directly across the street from Bridgeland’s main entry.
Three highly-acclaimed public school districts will eventually service Bridgeland: Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District, Katy Independent School District and Waller Independent School District.
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Harris County 0.4146
Harris County Dept. of Education 0.0064
Harris County ESD No. 9 0.0600
Harris County Flood Control 0.0283
Harris County Hospital 0.1700
Harris County MUD No. 419* 1.0000
Lone Star College System 0.1160
Cy-Fair ISD 1.4500
Port of Houston Authority 0.0172
Harris County MUD 157* 0.5000
Total (per $100 value)3.7625*
*Total tax rate varies depending on MUD.
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