Sherwood Forest in Tomball Texas
Sherwood Forest is a small subdivision located in the city limits of Tomball Texas, off of Baker Road and SH 249. There are about 150 homes in the subdivision. If you are looking for a subdivision with light restrictions and a low HOA fee this might be just what you are looking for. You may have your travel trailer in the yard but no permanent mobile homes are allowed in the subdivision. By low HOA fees the fees at the present time are $10 per year.
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The subdivision was developed in the mid 1960's with homes being built through 2003. The majority of the homes were built in the late 1970's and early 1980's. Square footage ranges from a low of about 1200 square feet to 2600 square feet. Current sales ranged from $135,000 to $202,000. The lots are all on over-sized lots; especially by today's standards. The entire subdivision has towering pine and oak trees.
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Sherwood Forest is accessible to all the amenities Tomball has to offer. It is close to shopping, medical facilities, ball parks, parks and much more.
The subdivision is in the highly acclaimed Tomball ISD. The elementary is Tomball, the middle school is Tomball and the high school is Tomball High.
Photos are for illustration purposes only and do not necessarily represent current or past listings
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Marchel,
I wish our HOA fees were $10 per year! The trees and the large lots look great - what kind of price range can a buyer expect in this Tomball subdivision?
Rita, I kept thinking I had forgot to add something. I just added the price range. The current prices have ranged from $135,000 to $202,000. A HOA with a $10 fee is very unusual in our area.
Jennifer, the low HOA is an appeal for this subdivision. I had a couple buy in this subdivision because they wanted a place for their travel trailer. They have loved the subdivision and all the conviences of being in the City of Tomball.
Mary, it is a nice area. I sold a home to a retired couple and they are loving it.
Linda, I love all the trees we have around this area. I had no idea when we moved here 11 years ago that this area was so pretty. We have loved the area.
Marchel,
I came over to say Thanks for commenting on my post today. The trees are what I miss most here in the desert southwest. I'm glad you refrained from throwing yourself in front of the tractor! LOL
Mike in Tucson
Shellee, I love Tomball also, it is the city with a heart.
Karen Anne, this would be a great place for someone who is looking for an oversized lot with privacy.