Kings Point Neighborhood Guide

Kingwood Area · Harris County

Quick Facts

School DistrictHumble ISD
ZIP Code77345
Established1988
DeveloperFriendswood Development Company
HOA DuesVaries by association and section — verify current dues for a specific address with Kingwood Association Management
HOA Phone281-359-1102
MUDNo
PIDNo

Kings Point Village is one of Kingwood’s easternmost villages, at the end of Kingwood Drive between the Deerwood golf course and East End Park, in ZIP code 77345. Developed by Friendswood Development Company beginning in the late 1980s, it anchors the estate end of the Kingwood market.

Because Kingwood was annexed by Houston in 1996, Kings Point is technically Houston — but it functions as its own community, with village-level deed restrictions, KSA-maintained parks and pools, and a distinct market identity.

About Kings Point

The village’s location is its defining feature: it’s the quiet end of Kingwood, farthest from US-59, backing onto the East End Park preserve and the west fork of the San Jacinto River. Greenbelt trails run through the village and connect to Kingwood’s 75+ mile network. Golf-course sections border The Deerwood Club, and River Grove Park’s boat launch is the closest Lake Houston access point.

Homes feed Humble ISD — generally Willow Creek Elementary, Riverwood Middle, and Kingwood High — with zoning set by street address.

Real Estate Notes

Kings Point trades at the top of the Kingwood 77345 market and moves quickly when priced correctly — well-priced east-side Kingwood homes have been going under contract in under two weeks as of mid-2026. Golf-course, greenbelt, and preserve-backing lots each carry their own premium, and interior-street comps don’t predict them.

Flood history is the first question buyers ask anywhere near the San Jacinto — sellers here do best with the disclosure, insurance history, and any remediation documentation organized before listing day.

There is no MUD tax (City of Houston services post-annexation), which affects how Kings Point’s total tax rate compares against newer master-planned communities — a real advantage worth stating plainly in a listing.

Schools

Schools & Ratings

All schools are part of Humble ISD. Verify your school zoning by address on the district website — feeder patterns can change.

SchoolLevelRatings
Kingwood High SchoolHigh School
Riverwood Middle SchoolMiddle School
Willow Creek ElementaryElementary

Lifestyle

Kings Point Village sits at the east end of Kingwood Drive, bordered by the Deerwood golf course on one side and East End Park’s nature preserve on the other. It’s the deep end of the Livable Forest — the drive in passes under a nearly continuous tree canopy, and the village’s greenbelt trails connect into Kingwood’s larger trail network without crossing a major road.

The location is a deliberate trade: Kings Point is about as far from US-59 as Kingwood gets, which adds a few minutes to every commute and buys quiet streets, larger lots, and direct access to the preserve and the river frontage at the community parks.

Housing runs from established two-story family-of-floorplans on interior streets to golf-course and greenbelt-backing estates, with most construction from the late 1980s through the 2000s. Mature landscaping and settled infrastructure are the norm — there is no new construction inside the village.

Community Amenities

East End Park — 150+ acre nature preserve with hiking trails and wetlands overlooks, at the village's doorstep — KSA — East End Park
Kingwood greenbelt trail network — 75+ miles community-wide, accessible without crossing major roads — Kingwood greenbelt maps
KSA community pools, parks, and sports fields — Kingwood Service Association
The Deerwood Club — 18-hole golf course bordering the village — The Deerwood Club
River Grove Park — boat launch and playing fields on the San Jacinto's west fork — KSA — River Grove Park
Playgrounds and tennis courts throughout the village greenbelts

Nearby & Services

Grocery

Dining

Main Street Kingwood shops and cafes

Shopping

Target / major retail along US-59 in Humble

Parks

East End Park (nature preserve)
River Grove Park (KSA — boat launch)
Kingwood greenbelt trail network

Location & Commute

DestinationApprox. Distance / Time
Downtown Houston~40 min
George Bush Intercontinental (IAH)~25 min
Texas Medical Center~50 min
Galleria~45 min
William P. Hobby (HOU)~38 miles

Details

HOA Details

HOAKings Point community associations (Kings Point Community Association; Kings Point Trail Association in some sections)
ManagementKingwood Association Management — 1075 Kingwood Drive #100, Kingwood, TX 77339
DuesVaries by association and section — verify current dues for a specific address with Kingwood Association Management
Phone281-359-1102
Websitehttp://www.kingwoodassociationmanagement.com/

Deed restrictions with architectural review for exterior modifications. Kingwood Service Association (KSA) separately maintains community parks, pools, and trails village associations participate in.

Utilities & Services

ElectricDeregulated — choose your provider — Power to Choose (PUC Texas)
Water / SewerCity of Houston water and wastewater (Kingwood was annexed in 1996 — no MUD)
GasCenterPoint Energy — Website
Trash / RecyclingCity of Houston Solid Waste — check your collection day by address; nearest city recycling drop-off via houstontx.gov
Post OfficeKingwood Post Office (4025 Feather Lakes Way)

Internet Providers

Safety & Government

Police / ConstableHouston Police Department — Kingwood Division
Fire StationHouston Fire Department — Kingwood-area stations
Nearest Hospital / ERHCA Houston Healthcare Kingwood
County CommissionerHarris County Commissioner Precinct 3
Voter InfoHarris County Elections — Polling Location Lookup

Property

Property Information

Construction YearsLate 1980s–2000s
Typical Lot Sizes8,500–15,000+ sq ft; larger on golf and greenbelt lots
Typical Home Sizes2,400–6,000+ sq ft

Look Up Your Property Tax Rate on Harris County Appraisal District

Disclosures & Tax Districts

MUD: No PID: No

Flood zone designations, MUD boundaries, and tax rates vary by property. Use these official sources to look up specifics for any address:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Kings Point HOA dues?

Dues vary by association and section within Kings Point — the village includes more than one association (Kings Point Community Association, and Kings Point Trail Association for some streets). Verify current dues for a specific address with Kingwood Association Management at 281-359-1102.

Is Kings Point in a flood zone?

It varies by property. Kings Point sits near the west fork of the San Jacinto River, and flood designations differ street by street — some sections are well outside mapped flood zones, others are not. Look up any specific address on the FEMA Flood Map and the Harris County Flood Education Mapping Tool, and ask for the flood and insurance history on any home you're considering.

What schools is Kings Point zoned to?

Kings Point is in Humble ISD, and homes in the village generally feed Willow Creek Elementary, Riverwood Middle School, and Kingwood High School. Attendance zones are set by street address, not by village — verify zoning for a specific address on the Humble ISD website before making an offer.

Is Kings Point in a MUD?

No. Kingwood was annexed by the City of Houston in 1996, so Kings Point homes are on City of Houston water, sewer, and trash service with no MUD tax. Check the full tax breakdown for any address on the Harris County Appraisal District.

What internet providers serve Kings Point?

Xfinity cable serves the village, AT&T Fiber availability varies by street, and T-Mobile 5G Home Internet covers the area. Check coverage for your specific address before assuming fiber is available.

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