Staking out a large portion of Houston's growing northwest corridor is the dense residential development between Highways 249 and I-45 known as the Champions area - named after the first large-scale subdivision built here 25 years ago. The majority of the area's residents live in single-family homes in beautifully wooded subdivisions. Regardless of the type of housing, virtually all homes feature neighborhood or community amenities for park space, swimming, tennis or golf.
With an abundance of styles and price ranges varying from $60,000 to over $1 million, the choice, quality and convenient location, the Champion's Area is becoming increasingly popular with empty nesters, urban professionals young families. Along the 1960 corridor are more than fifty subdivisions. Also in this area is Northgate Forest, a neighborhood of custom estate homes starting in the $400,000's. Country clubs and golf courses abound in the Champions area.
Close proximity to Houston's Intercontinental Airport and the Sam Houston Toll way provided impetus for rapid development in the area new subdivisions soon followed the Champions lead. Upscale communities such as Olde Oaks and Champions Forest subdivisions with homes priced from the low $100's to over $1 million soon established themselves in the area. For those with more expensive taste Northgate Forest offers a neighborhood of custom estate homes starting in the mid $400's. Country clubs and golf courses abound in the Champions area, and the shopping is excellent, with Willowbrook Mall and the Greenspoint Mall just minutes away. The re-location of Houston-based HP/Compaq Computer Corp. has given rise to a new surge in residential and business construction.
Fifteen minutes from downtown Houston with convenient access to FM 1960, I 45 and Highway 249 and Bush Intercontinental Airport, everywhere is close to the Champions Area.
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Staking out a large portion of Houston's growing northwest corridor is the dense residential development between Highways 249 and I-45 known as the Champions area - named after the first large-scale subdivision built here 25 years ago. The majority of the area's residents live in single-family homes in beautifully wooded subdivisions. Regardless of the type of housing, virtually all homes feature neighborhood or community amenities for park space, swimming, tennis or golf.
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