Lake Houston, TX Real Estate

Median Income $61,015

Median Age 36.03

Population 9,389

	Median Temperature
	January	HI 62°	LO 39°	July	HI 93°	LO 71°

	School Test Scores
	Elementary: New Caney Sixth Grade Campus A M Aikin Bear Branch Bens Branch Deerwood Eagle Springs Elm Grove Fall Creek Foster Greentree Hidden Hollow Huffman Intermediate Humble Jack M Fields Senior Kings Manor Lakeland Maplebrook New Caney North Belt Oak Forest Oaks Park Lakes Pine Forest Porter River Pines Robert L Crippen Shadow Forest Sorter Timbers Valley Ranch Whispering Pines Willow Creek Woodland Hills Curtis M Magrill Jones Copeland Intermediate Ben Bowen Early Childhood Center		Middle: New Caney 9th Grade Campus Atascocita Creekwood Huffman Humble Keefer Crossing Kingwood Mattie A Teague Riverwood Ross Sterling Timberwood White Oak		High: Career & Technical Education Center Community Learning Center Hargrave Humble Kingwood Learning Center New Caney Quest Atascocita Kingwood Park
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Thirty miles northeast of Houston, Lake Houston came to life in 1953 when the City of Houston built it to replace Sheldon Lake, as Houston's primary source of water. Today, the Lake Houston Community, a small collection of subdivisions adjacent to the lake's east bank and contain portions of outlying areas of Atascocita, has a population of around 4,164. The majority of the population in this area resides in Lakewood Heights, a single-family subdivision. In 1965, the City annexed all subdivisions immediately adjacent to the lake. Median household income in this area $61,000 with home prices ranging from the $50's to well over $300K depending on proximity to the lakeshore. The area is within the Huffman Independent School District. Water recreational opportunities, boating, fishing and swimming, make Lake Houston ideal for a weekend getaway or for those looking for a unique suburban enclave to call home. Lake Houston is stocked with species of fish intended to improve the utility of the reservoir for recreational fishing. Fish present in Lake Houston include catfish, largemouth bass, white crappie, and bluegill. At the northern end of the lake lies Lake Houston State Park: 4,919.5 acres of camping, nature study, bird watching, hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities are available. But remember its BYH: Bring your own horse!

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