Cypress, TX Neighborhoods: Property Taxes, MUDs, Schools & Flood Zones

Across the 87 Cypress neighborhoods on this page, 2025 total rates run from 1.84% to 3.34% of taxable value. The difference comes mostly from the municipal utility district (MUD) each home is in.

Alden Woods, Alder Trails, Amhurst, Avalon at Cypress, Barker Lake, Blackhorse Ranch, Bonaire, Bridge Creek, Bridgeland Central, Bridgeland Creekland Village, Bridgeland Hidden Creek, Bridgeland Lakeland Heights, Bridgeland Parkland Village, Bridgeland Prairieland Village, Canyon Lakes West, Coles Crossing, College Park West, Cove, Cypress Creek Lakes, Cypress Fields, Cypress Lakes, Cypress Landing East, Cypress Landing Park, Cypress Mill, Cypress Mill Estates, Cypress Mill Park, Cypress Oaks, Cypress Point, Cypress Point Lake Estates, Cypress Ridge, Cypress Springs, Dunham Pointe, Enchanted Valley, Fairfield Chappell Ridge, Fairfield Garden Grove, Fairfield Inwood Park, Fairfield Village, Fairwood, Falls at Dry Creek, First Bend, Forest Creek Farms, Grand Mason, Grant Meadows, Hayden Lakes, Indian Trails, Lakes of Fairhaven, Lakes of Rosehill, Lakewood Glen, Lakewood Glen Trails, Lakewood Oaks Estates, Lancaster, Lone Oak Village, Longwood Village, Marvida, Meadows at Telge, Mill Ridge North, Mirabella, Miramesa, Northlake Forest, Oak Landing, Oakcrest North, Paddock, Park Creek, Quail Forest, Ravensway, Remington Grove, Reserve at Cypress Creek, Riata West, Rock Creek, Saracen Park, Shores, Stable Gate, Stablewood Farms, Sydney Harbour, Tealbrook, Telge Ranch, Timberlake Estates, Tower Oaks Plaza, Towne Lake, Towne Lake Greene, Trails and Lakes of Fairfield, Tuscany, Villages on Grant, Water Haven at Bridgeland, Westgate, Yaupon Place, and Yaupon Ranch. More are added as their data is compiled.

Most of Cypress is unincorporated, so there is no city water and sewer. Municipal utility districts built that infrastructure with bonds that homeowners repay through the MUD tax. Sellers must give buyers a MUD notice; see MUD disclosure in Texas.