Neighborhood
The Livable Forest
Kingwood, TX: a 15,000-acre master-planned community on Lake Houston
Community Overview
Where Nature Meets Neighborhood
Kingwood sits about 23 miles northeast of Downtown Houston on the shores of Lake Houston, a 12,000-acre reservoir on the San Jacinto River. Developed as a master-planned community spanning 15,000 acres, it has earned its nickname The Livable Forest thanks to a dense canopy of pines, magnolias, and hardwood trees that define the landscape.
The community is organized into distinct villages, each with its own parks, pools, and greenbelts. Over 75 miles of hike-and-bike trails connect neighborhoods to schools, shopping, and recreation. The Kingwood Service Association maintains these trails and more than 500 acres of parks and natural preserves.
6110 Peachtree Hill Court is located in the 77345 ZIP code, placing it within easy reach of Kingwood's Town Center, Lake Houston access points, and the I-69/US-59 corridor for commuting into the Greater Houston area.
Schools
Zoned for 6110 Peachtree Hill Court
This home is part of the Humble Independent School District. Here are the specific schools it is zoned to.
Willow Creek Elementary
Humble ISD
Riverwood Middle
Humble ISD
Kingwood High
Humble ISD
Parks & Trails
500+ Acres of
Green Space
Kingwood's trail network connects villages through wooded greenbelts, alongside creeks, and to Lake Houston's waterfront. Whether you're walking the dog, cycling to school, or heading to the boat ramp, you're rarely more than a few minutes from a trailhead.
75+
Miles of Trails
500+
Acres of Parks
East End Park
158.5 acres with wetlands, woodlands, trails, and Lake Houston frontage.
Creekwood Nature Area
50-acre nature site with hiking trails, owned by Kingwood Service Association.
River Grove Park
74-acre park with disc golf, sports fields, picnic shelters, and boat ramp.
Jesse Jones Park
312-acre park with 8 miles of paved trails. Open daily, free admission.
George Butler Park
Community park at 1835 Mountain Aspen Ln with sports fields and playgrounds.
Lake Houston
A 12,000-acre reservoir on the San Jacinto River, Lake Houston offers boating, fishing (largemouth bass, white bass, catfish, crappie), kayaking, paddleboarding, and jet-skiing. Kings Harbor Marina is the local hub for launches and rentals.
Nearby
Local Dining & Amenities
Kingwood's Town Center along Kingwood Drive puts everyday dining, shopping, and services within minutes of 6110 Peachtree Hill Court.
Skeeter's Mesquite Grill
4121 W Lake Houston Pkwy
Shopping
Kingwood Commons (~5 min), Deerbrook Mall (~15 min)
Medical
Kingwood Medical Center (~10 min)
Commute
I-69/US-59 corridor to Downtown Houston (~35 min)
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