The Best Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods Ranked

Our experts ranked the top Houston neighborhoods that are close to the Inner Loop and whose median home sale prices are above $750k. Check them out below.

Luxury close in Houston neighborhoods are known for their generous lots, tree-lined streets, and proximity to Downtown Houston, the Energy Corridor, the Texas Medical Center, and the Galleria.

We created this list of the Best Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods by ranking communities that are close to the Inner Loop and whose median home sale prices are above $750k.

These communities were ranked using a proprietary method based on these four criteria:

• Commute Times

• Employment

• Public Schools

• Amenities

Check out the 11 best luxury close in Houston neighborhoods below and see where they're located using our luxury close in Houston neighborhoods map.

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Table of Contents

1. The 11 Best Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods
2. By the Numbers: The Best Luxury Close In Neighborhoods in Houston
3. Ranking the Top Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods
4. Methodology
5. The Best Houston Realtor to Help You Buy a Home

The 11 Best Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods

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The luxurious living, variety of amenities, and accessibility to key retail and employment districts make the communities near the Inner Loop some of the best Houston neighborhoods to live in.

We compiled the luxury neighborhoods near the Inner Loop and then ranked them to show the "best of the best" that this area has to offer. Check them out below.

1. Memorial Villages

2. Wilchester

3. Bellaire Area

4. Frostwood

5. Memorial Forest

6. Tanglewood Area

7. Rivercrest

8. Royal Oaks

9. Briargrove

10. Memorial Close In

11. Westchase Area

By the Numbers: The Best Luxury Close In Neighborhoods in Houston

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Ranking the Top Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods

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1. Memorial Villages

HP Team Ranking: A+

Memorial Villages is one of the richest neighborhoods in Houston, with a zip code (77024) that’s on Forbes’ list of the most expensive zip codes in the US. It’s composed of six independent villages: Piney Point, Hunters Creek, Bunker Hill, Hedwig, Hilshire, and Spring Valley.

Its proximity to major roads gives it great access to key retail and employment districts such as the Energy Corridor, the Galleria, and Downtown Houston.

The median sales price of homes in Memorial Villages is $1.8 million. Lot sizes range from 10,000 square feet to over 100,000 square feet.

Homes feature a wide variety of architectural styles, from traditional to French and Georgian.

Memorial Villages Commute Times

The neighborhood is only 15 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, 20 minutes away from the Galleria and Downtown Houston, and 30 minutes away from the Medical Center.

Memorial Villages Employment

Major employers near the area include JP Morgan & Chase, Memorial Hermann Health System, S&B Engineers and Constructors, ConocoPhillips, McDermott International, BP America, Shell, and Dow Chemical Company.

Memorial Villages Public Schools

Memorial Villages homes are zoned to the Spring Branch ISD. National Blue Ribbon schools that serve the area include Bunker Hill Elementary, Frostwood Elementary, Spring Forest Middle School, and Memorial High School.

Memorial Villages Amenities

Green spaces abound in Memorial Villages. There’s Memorial Park, a 1,466-acre park that houses the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center and several nature trails. There’s also Bendwood Park which boasts tennis courts and children’s playgrounds.

For golfers, there’s the Houston Country Club, a nearby private country club that has hosted eight Texas State Amateurs and five Women’s Texas Golf Association Championships.

There are also plenty of shopping and dining options in or near the area. Malls like Memorial City Mall and the CityCentre offer great retail stores and restaurants to satisfy even the most discerning mall-goer.

2. Wilchester

HP Team Ranking: A

One of the most expensive neighborhoods near the Inner Loop, Wilchester is a residential subdivision that’s nestled south of Katy Freeway and is near I-10 and Beltway 8. Its proximity to major roads and highways gives it excellent access to the Energy Corridor — a major employment center that is home to 20 million square feet of office space and around 75,000 employees.

Wilchester is also part of the Memorial area, known for its highly rated schools and expansive wooded lots.

The median sales price of homes in Wilchester is $1 million. Homes sizes range from 2,000 square feet to around 4,800 square feet while lot sizes are between 8,500 square feet to over 15,000 square feet. Architectural styles lean towards traditional and colonial aesthetics.

Wilchester Commute Times

Wilchester is only 5 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, 15 minutes from the Galleria, 20 minutes from downtown, and 25 minutes from the Medical Center.

Wilchester Employment

Since Wilchester is only 5 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, residents have easy access to major employers in the district like McDermott, Enbridge, Shell Oil, SBM Offshore USA, MD Anderson West Houston, Baker Hughes, and the American Petroleum Institute.

Wilchester Public Schools

The highly rated Spring Branch ISD zones the neighborhood. National Blue Ribbon schools that serve the community include Rummel Creek Elementary, Wilchester Elementary, Memorial Middle School, Stratford High School, and Westchester Academy for International Studies.

Wilchester Amenities

Wilchester homes are near the Memorial area’s major retail and shopping centers, like Memorial City Mall, the CityCentre Plaza, and Town & Country Village. They’re also near Memorial Drive and Dairy Ashford Road where more retail and dining options abound.

For nature enthusiasts, there’s Terry Hershey Park which offers miles of hike-and-bike trails. There’s also George Bush Park, a 7,800-acre park and nature reserve that features more trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities.

Other amenities in Wilchester include three swimming pools (a competition pool with a diving well, a rock pool, and a baby pool) and three tennis courts, all located in the Wilchester Club.

3. Bellaire Area

HP Team Ranking: A-

Known as the “City of Homes,” Bellaire is considered one of the nicest neighborhoods in Houston because of its tree-lined streets and small-town vibes. It earned its moniker because of its proximity to big city comforts while having a largely residential character.

Bellaire homes are near major thoroughfares like Loop 610, Southwest Freeway, Bissonnet Street, and Bellaire Boulevard. This gives it convenient access to key employment areas and plenty of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

The median sales price of homes in Bellaire is $1.1 million. Lot sizes vary but the standard parcel is 9,750 square feet.

Homes are a mix of older single-family homes, new construction homes, and estate-style homes.

Bellaire Area Commute Times

Commuting from Bellaire to key retail and employment districts is quite pain-free — the neighborhood is only 5 minutes away from the Galleria, 10 minutes from the Medical Center, 15 minutes from downtown, and 20 minutes from the Energy Corridor.

Bellaire Area Employment

Those looking to live in Bellaire can find employment in the Texas Medical Center, WorleyParsons, Eye Center of Texas, The Johnson Group, Bridgeway Software, Easter Seals Greater Houston, Action Mortgage, and South Texas Dental Associates LP.

Bellaire Area Public Schools

The Houston ISD serves the community. Top-ranked schools include Pin Oak Middle School, a National Blue Ribbon School, Bellaire High School, Condit Elementary School, and Horn Elementary School.

Bellaire Area Amenities

Residents of Bellaire enjoy excellent access to retail, dining, and shopping options at the Meyerland Plaza, Uptown Park, and Rice Village.

The neighborhood also boasts beautiful parks. There’s Bellaire Zindler Park, a 7.5-acre park with a pool, tennis courts, picnic areas, playgrounds, and a Little League field. It’s also home to the Bellaire Recreation Center and the Bellaire Civic Center. Then there’s Paseo Park which features a historical trolley, a special events area, and an esplanade.

4. Frostwood

HP Team Ranking: A-

Located near Sam Houston Parkway (Beltway 8) and Katy Freeway (I-10), Frostwood is a private residential community of over 300 luxury homes. Its lush greenery and towering pines give it a rural feel, but its proximity to major roads still gives it excellent access to commercial and entertainment establishments in the Energy Corridor, the Galleria, the Westchase district, and Memorial City.

The median sales price of homes here is $1.2 million, making Frostwood one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Houston.

Frostwood homes sit on expansive lots that range in size from 9,000 square feet to over 13,000 square feet. Traditional and ranch-style designs are common.

Frostwood Commute Times

It takes only 10 minutes to get from Frostwood to the Energy Corridor and 15 minutes from Frostwood to the Galleria. Meanwhile, it takes 20 minutes to go downtown and 25 minutes to go to the Medical Center.

Frostwood Employment

Frostwood residents can find employment in Major Energy Services, BMC Software, BP Energy Company, Durotech Inc., Air Liquide, Anslow-Bryant Construction, Ltd., and companies headquartered in the Energy Corridor and the Galleria.

Frostwood Public Schools

Schools in Frostwood are zoned to the Spring Branch ISD. Top-rated schools include Frostwood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, and Memorial High School.

Frostwood Amenities

The community’s proximity to Memorial City gives residents excellent access to Memorial City Mall which houses more than 140 retail shops including anchor stores Target, Dillard’s, Sears, Macy’s, and JCPenney.

Other malls that residents can visit are the CityCentre, Town & Country Village, and Lantern Lane Shopping Center.

There are also a variety of parks, hike-and-bike trails, and outdoor spaces for residents such as Memorial Park, Bear Creek Pioneers Park, Spring Branch Trail, Emnora Lane Hike & Bike Trail, Addicks Dam Road Southeast, and Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary.

5. Memorial Forest

HP Team Ranking: A-

Nestled directly west of Bunker Hill Village, Memorial Forest is a residential neighborhood known for its luxury homes on generous lots. Some of Houston’s most expensive real estate can be found here.

Memorial Forest homes are only around 5 miles away from the Energy Corridor and the Galleria, two of Houston’s major employment and retail centers. This gives residents convenient access to shopping, dining, and entertainment establishments located in those areas.

The median sales price of homes here is $1.3 million. Home sizes range from 8,000 square feet to over 12,000 square feet. The yards here are some of the biggest in Houston and feature mature trees and beautiful landscapes.

Memorial Forest Commute Times

Commuting from Memorial Forest to the Energy Corridor is a breeze since the travel time only takes around 10 minutes. The same can be said about the commute going to the Galleria since the travel time only takes 15 minutes. Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center are a bit farther away, with the commute taking 20 minutes and 25 minutes, respectively.

Memorial Forest Employment

Those looking to live in Memorial Forest can find employment in the Westchester Academy for International Studies, Burton Construction, J Han Construction, Inc., ConocoPhillips SPIRIT TWO, Hanwha Power Systems Americas Inc., and in companies headquartered in the Energy Corridor and the Galleria.

Memorial Forest Public Schools

Homes in the neighborhood are zoned to the Spring Branch ISD. Top-performing schools like Bunker Hill Elementary, Frostwood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, and Memorial High School are located in the area.

Memorial Forest Amenities

Residents of the neighborhood enjoy great access to thousands of retail stores, restaurants, and entertainment establishments located in Memorial City Mall, the CityCentre Plaza, and Town & Country Village.

There are also plenty of outdoor activities to choose from. Residents can run, hike, bike, and go picnicking in the numerous parks and trails located in the area, such as Terry Hershey Hike & Bike Trail, Bendwood Park, Woodlake Community Park, Hedwig Park, Haden Park, and Emnora Lane Hike & Bike Trail. Or they can go golfing at the Lakeside Country Club and the Houston Country Club.

6. Tanglewood Area

HP Team Ranking: A-

One of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Houston, the Tanglewood Area is one of the best neighborhoods in terms of land value appreciation and is home to former US Presidents, CEOs, and celebrities.

It boasts excellent access to major thoroughfares such as Loop 610, Katy Freeway, San Felipe Street, and Memorial Drive. It’s also near other premier neighborhoods like River Oaks, Afton Oaks, and Memorial Park.

The median sales price of Tanglewood Area homes is $2 million. Ranch-style homes with spacious, wooded lots abound. Living spaces range from 2,000 square feet to 10,000 square feet, while lot sizes range from 10,000 square feet to 40,000 square feet.

Tanglewood Area Commute Times

Going to the Galleria? No problem. Tanglewood Area homes are merely 5 minutes away from the area. Going downtown is also pain-free since the commute only takes 10 minutes. Add another 10 minutes and you’ll find yourself in the Medical Center or the Energy Corridor.

Tanglewood Area Employment

Major employers in or near the neighborhood include Quanta Services, Inc., Goodman Manufacturing Company, BWI Companies, Inc., TSSPRO Sealants, Alliantgroup, FedEx Office Print & Ship Center, and companies headquartered in the Galleria and Downtown Houston.

Tanglewood Area Public Schools

Houston ISD serves the Tanglewood Area. Highly rated schools within the district include Briargrove Elementary School, Grady Middle School, and Lamar High School.

Tanglewood Area Amenities

If you’re looking for dining, shopping, and entertainment spots, you’ll be happy to know that there are hundreds of Yelp-rated establishments located near the area.

If you’re into outdoor activities, there’s the 1,500-acre Memorial Park, the Cullen Running Trails Center, the Arboretum Lake, and the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center.

For golfing, there’s the Houston Country Club and the River Oaks Country Club.

7. Rivercrest

HP Team Ranking: A-

A stately community located east of Beltway 8, Rivercrest is known for being one of the most expensive Houston neighborhoods with home prices ranging from $1 million to $8 million.

The community features sprawling estates, spacious wooded lots, and tree-lined streets. Homes are offset from the streets and are hidden by extensive lawns and driveways, creating a serene vibe.

The neighborhood boasts easy accessibility to the Galleria, Texas’ largest and most luxurious shopping center.

The median sales price of homes in Rivercrest is $3.1 million. The properties range in size from 4,000 square feet to 10,500 square feet and are made up in various architectural styles like traditional, ranch, Mediterranean, and contemporary.

Rivercrest Commute Times

Rivercrest is located 15 minutes away from the Galleria, 20 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, and 25 minutes away from both Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center.

Rivercrest Employment

Those looking to live in Rivercrest can find work in companies located in the Galleria, such as Landry’s, Air Liquide America, and AON Risk Services of Texas.

Rivercrest Public Schools

Homes in Rivercrest are zoned to the Houston ISD. Notable schools include Emerson Elementary, Tanglewood Middle School, Revere Middle School, and Westside High.

Rivercrest Amenities

If you’re a resident of Rivercrest, you can enjoy access to several golf and tennis clubs like the Lakeside Country Club, Houston Country Club, Royal Oaks Country Club, and Memorial Park Golf Course.

Or if you’re fond of running, hiking, and biking, you can try Trailside Park, Harwin Park, Briarbend Park, and Arthur Storey Park.

For shopping, dining, and entertainment there’s the Galleria, the Memorial City Mall, and the CityCentre.

8. Royal Oaks

HP Team Ranking: A-

One of the best luxury gated communities in Houston, TX, Royal Oaks boasts a wide variety of premium amenities like a par-72 Fred Couples Signature Golf Course, a fitness center, a clubhouse, swimming pools, and tennis courts.

It also features eight-mile masonry walls and a guarded entrance that’s manned 24 hours.

The neighborhood is located just off Richmond Avenue, which is near major roads such as Beltway 8, Westheimer Road, Wilcrest Drive, and Westpark Tollway.

The median sales price of Royal Oaks homes is $783,500. Homes range from 2,800 square feet to over 9,000 square feet, while lots are between 4,000 square feet to more than 20,000 square feet.

There are four types of Royal Oaks homes: single-family homes, chateaus, estates, and villas. Many reputable home builders offer custom and semi-custom homes.

Royal Oaks Commute Times

Royal Oaks is only 15 minutes away from the Energy Corridor, 20 minutes from the Galleria, and 25 minutes from downtown and the Texas Medical Center.

Royal Oaks Employment

Major employers in or near Royal Oaks include the Workplace Weekly News, Atrium Medical Center, The Blodgett Company, Imperial Sugar Company, American Exploration Company, Inc., Texas Petroleum Investment Company, Future Acquisition Company, LLC., and OakBend Medical Center - Williams Way Hospital Campus.

Royal Oaks Public Schools

Royal Oaks homes are zoned to the Alief ISD. Top-performing schools that serve the area include Outley Elementary, Frostwood Elementary, Budewig Intermediate School, and Elsik High School.

Royal Oaks Amenities

As a top golf course community in Houston, Royal Oaks boasts several exclusive golf courses within its borders such as Precision Golf Academy, Sharpstown Park Golf Course, Marti Golf Center, Westwood Golf Club, and Brae Burn Country Club.

Other green spaces near the community include Mark Driscol Park, Boone Road Park, Harwin Park, and Terry Hershey Park Hike and Bike Trail.

9. Briargrove

HP Team Ranking: B+

Known for its lush landscaping, generous lots, and friendly atmosphere, Briargrove is a residential neighborhood within a stone’s throw of key Houston districts like the Galleria, the Energy Corridor, and downtown by way of Loop 610, I-69, Westheimer Road, Woodway Drive, and San Felipe Street.

Its location near key districts means that residents enjoy having easy access to 700+ boutiques, restaurants, stores, hotels, and other commercial establishments in those areas.

The median sales price of homes in Briargrove is $917,500. Lot sizes range from 6,000 square feet to more than 10,000 square feet. Wooded grounds and well-kept yards are common.

The neighborhood features mostly classic and ranch-style homes but there are also other architectural designs like contemporary, French, and modern.

Briargrove Commute Times

Briargrove is only 10 minutes away from the Galleria and 20 minutes away from downtown, the Medical Center, and the Energy Corridor.

Briargrove Employment

Companies that Briargrove residents can find employment in include BWI Companies Inc., The Great Rug Company - Houston, and Big Data Energy Services. Other options include companies headquartered in the Galleria since the area is only 10 minutes away from Briargrove.

Briargrove Public Schools

The Houston ISD zones the community. Notable schools that serve the neighborhood include Briargrove Elementary, Briarmeadow Charter School, Tanglewood Middle School, and Wisdom High School.

Briargrove Amenities

Briargrove Shopping Center is a mall located just south of Briargrove and features hundreds of retail, dining, and entertainment options. There’s also the Spectrum Shopping Center and Briarcroft Shopping Center along Westheimer Road, and of course, the Galleria, Houston’s flagship shopping district.

There are also outdoor spaces that residents can enjoy. There’s Briargrove Park Center which boasts tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a playground.

Other parks include Briarbend Park, Burnett Bayland Park, Grady Park, and Freed Park.

Golfing enthusiasts, on the other hand, can enjoy a round at the Houston Country Club, the River Oaks Country Club, and The Forest Club.

10. Memorial Close In

HP Team Ranking: B+

Nestled near the intersection of Loop 610 and Memorial Drive, Memorial Close In is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Houston. It’s known for its manicured lawns, expansive lots, and tree-lined streets.

It’s only a few minutes away from key Houston retail and business districts like Downtown Houston, the Energy Corridor, and the Galleria. This makes it a convenient location for those who work in those areas.

It’s also home to parks and plenty of green spaces where residents can hike, bike, jog, or play golf.

Its great location and the variety of outdoor recreational activities it offers make Memorial Close In one of the best luxury close in Houston neighborhoods.

The median sales price of Memorial Close In homes is $1.7 million. Home sizes are between 3,000 square feet to more than 26,000 square feet, while lot sizes range from 13,000 square feet to upwards of 170,000 square feet.

Memorial Close In Commute Times

Memorial Close In is only 10 minutes away from the Energy Corridor and the Galleria, 15 minutes away from downtown, and 20 minutes away from the Medical Center.

Memorial Close In Employment

Residents of this neighborhood can find employment in companies located in the Energy Corridor such as CITGO, BP, Baker Hughes, Enbridge, ConocoPhillips, and McDermott. Other options include companies residing in the Galleria, like Landry's, 3D/International, and Air Liquide America.

Memorial Close In Public Schools

The neighborhood is zoned to the Spring Branch ISD. Memorial Drive Elementary is one of the notable schools that serve the area.

Memorial Close In Amenities

Memorial Close In boasts plenty of parks and trails where residents can jog, hike, run, and bike. Some of these parks and trails include Memorial Park, Hunters Creek Village Park, Hickory Shadows Park, Memorial Park Hike and Bike Trailhead, Spring Branch Trail, and the Houston Arboretum and Nature Center.

There are also various retail, dining, and entertainment options near the neighborhood. These include establishments located in the Galleria.

11. Westchase Area

HP Team Ranking: B-

The Westchase Area is a neighborhood and business district that’s known for its urban feel and suburban amenities.

It boasts convenient access to several major roads and freeways such as State Highway 6, Beltway 8, Interstate 10, and the Sam Houston Tollway.

The area has many restaurants, coffee shops, recreational facilities, and entertainment venues, many of which are located in the Westchase Shopping Center.

The median sales price of Westchase Area homes is $805,000. Home sizes range from 400 square feet to 5,000 square feet, while lot sizes are between 5,000 square feet and 18,000 square feet.

Westchase Area Commute Times

Commuting from the Westchase Area to the Energy Corridor only takes 10 minutes, while commuting to the Galleria takes 15 minutes. Downtown Houston and the Texas Medical Center are a bit farther away, with the commute taking 20 minutes.

Westchase Area Employment

Major employers in or near the Westchase Area include the Texas Children’s Hospital, The Museum of Fine Arts, Minute Maid Park, Hong Kong City Mall, Shell, and Chevron.

Westchase Area Public Schools

Westchase Area homes are zoned to three different school districts: Houston ISD, Spring Branch ISD, and Katy ISD. Highly rated schools that serve the area include Westchase Neighborhood School, Harmony School Of Innovation, Alief Early College High School, and Harmony Science Academy.

Westchase Area Amenities

Westchase Area is home to hundreds of Yelp-rated dining, shopping, and entertainment establishments.

The area also boasts Woodchase Park, a 1.7-acre fully-programmed park that contains a play area, a dog park, exercise stations, and a community garden. Other parks include Harwin Park, Future Wilcrest Park, Trailside Park, Mike Driscoll Park, and Arthur Storey Park.

There are also golf courses within the neighborhood such as the Royal Oaks Country Club, the Lakeside Country Club, Sharpstown Park Golf Course, and the Westwood Golf Club.

Methodology

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We created this list of the best luxury close in Houston neighborhoods by looking at population centers above 10,000 that are located near the Inner Loop and whose median home sale prices are above $750k. Then we evaluated each location and gave it a letter grade (the HP Team Ranking) based on the following quantitative criteria:

• Commute Times (Google Maps)
• Accessibility to Major Employment and Business Hubs
• Quality of Public Schools (GreatSchools.org rates schools depending on standardized test scores. We included schools within 5 miles of each city/neighborhood with “above average” 8 to 10-star ratings. Find out more about GreatSchools’ methodology.1)
• Variety of Amenities

Each of these best luxury close in neighborhoods was graded on these items. The list was then ranked from top to bottom based on their combined score. We included the 11 with the best scores in our Top Luxury Close In Houston Neighborhoods List.

Median home sale prices are based on single-family home sales from this year.

Median land value prices are based on both homes sold at lot value and lot sales.

5-year appreciation rates compare 2019 to 2023 and are based on median sales price per square foot.

10-year appreciation rates compare 2014 to 2023 and are based on median sales price per square foot.

Data is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. All source material from HAR MLS sold information.

Additional Sources:

http://www.greatschools.org/about/ratings.page

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