• NEAR RETAIL AND OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT: Timbergrove homes lie minutes from parks, golfing, top ranked restaurants, and great retail including: Memorial Park, Galleria, Heights, and Rice Military.

Timbergrove real estate can be challenging to navigate due to several factors, including the fact that a percentage of the neighborhood lies within the flood plain (this affects insurance costs, resale value, and a chance you may flood). In addition, certain streets have resale issues due to proximity to main roads and freeways, and train tracks (you don’t want to live too close to one). Also, some of the new construction builders in the area have been sued due to quality issues.

For help buying or selling Timbergrove / Lazybrook homes, contact Paige Martin, one of Houston’s Best Realtors and one of Timbergrove’s most active real estate agents.

Timbergrove Maps and Location

Timbergrove real estate have a 77008 zip code. (View Houston zip code map.)

Timbergrove Houston Schools

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To find an updated listing of all Timbergrove real estate zoned to any specific public school, please send an email to Paige Martin at Paige@HoustonProperties.com with the property preference and budget that you’re working with.

*Note: School zoning tends to change from year to year, information provided above are accurate but not guaranteed. Please double check by visiting the school’s website.

Timbergrove Real Estate Trends

Like adjoining neighborhood Lazybrook, Timbergrove real estate have posted strong appreciation rates over the last 10 years. The neighborhood is among the best places to invest in Houston, based on both Land Value Appreciation and Real Estate Appreciation.

Timbergrove’s growth can be greatly attributed to increased demand – leading to several new developments in the area. Townhomes and two-story single family homes have replaced some of the neighborhood’s older ranch-style and traditional homes.

Another key thing to look at is the number of Timbergrove homes for sale (or sold). This number has decreased by 10% from 2013 to 2014, indicating a decrease in inventory. The increasing popularity and low supply of Timbergrove homes have also contributed to the rise of property values in the neighborhood.

Despite Timbergrove Manor’s impressive growth, it remains one of the Inner Loop’s most affordable neighborhoods.

(Data sourced from the Houston Association of Realtors Multiple Listing Service and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.)

For updated information regarding Timbergrove real estate pricing and trend analysis, please contact Paige Martin at Paige@HoustonProperties.com.

Timbergrove Single-Family Home Sale Trends

By Inner Loop standards, Timbergrove single-family homes feature relatively large lots. With a median lot size of 7,640 square feet, homes in the area offer plenty of room for front and/or backyards.

Timbergrove mostly features traditional and ranch-style homes dating back to the 1950s and 1960s. Some have been gorgeously renovated and updated, while others have since been converted into modern two-story homes.

The neighborhood’s newer additions come in various architectural styles and typically sell for much higher prices than older homes.

An older Timbergrove home can feature a 3/2 floor plan, while a new custom-built home can feature as many as 4 to 5 bedrooms with 4 and one half baths.

Home sizes range from 1,000 to more than 4,000 square feet, while lot areas are between 7,000 to 20,000 square feet.

Prices vary from home to home. Location, condition, size, and age of the home are major factors in pricing. Most Timbergrove homes start at around $300,000. New construction and updated homes tend to get price tags of more than $900,000.

Timbergrove Houston Townhomes Sale Trends

There are a number of new townhome developments around the Lazybrook/Timbergrove area, including Heritage Creek, Timbergrove Heights, Timbergrove Terrace, Timbergrove Point, and Timbergrove Gardens. These upscale developments are relatively new, with prices ranging from $250,000 to more than $500,000.

Most Timbergrove homes, however, are single-detached dwellings.

Timbergrove Condo Sale Trends

There are no mid- or high-rise Timbergrove condos for sale, but there are plenty of options available to those in the market for Inner Loop condos.

Listed below are some of them:

River Oaks (77019):

• The Huntingdon
• Royalton At River Oaks
• One Montrose Place
• Renoir Lofts
• Gotham Lofts

Downtown Houston (77002 / 77010):

• Commerce Towers
• Four Seasons Residence
• Bayou Lofts
• Franklin Lofts
• Hermann Lofts
• St Germain Lofts
• Rise Lofts
• The Edge

To see other condos within the Inner Loop, see Inner Loop Houston Condos. To see condos within the Museum District area, see Museum District Houston Condos.

Timbergrove TX History

Timbergrove Manor, so named for the area’s abundance of pine trees, was mainly settled by German farmers during the 1800s. St. John’s German Lutheran Church, one of Houston’s first churches, was built during this period.

In the 1930s, the discovery of oil (the Eureka Oil Field) led to droves of workers moving in. However, the Lazybrook/Timbergrove area was still largely wooded and undeveloped in the 40s and 50s.

Compared to The Heights, Timbergrove is a fairly “young” neighborhood. Houston’s suburban boom in the 50s and 60s and the development of freeways helped hurry things along in the area.

Like most Inner Loop suburban neighborhoods, Timbergrove Manor featured mostly single-family ranch-style homes. Years later, young professionals moved into the area, with some converting older homes into more modern two-story homes. Others updated and renovated, keeping to the homes’ rustic vibe.

Today, Timbergrove Manor is one of the Inner Loop’s hottest neighborhoods. Increased demand has driven new developments in the area and housing options in Lazybrook/Timbergrove now include townhomes.

Fun Things To Do Near Timbergrove Houston

Timbergrove Manor, though mainly residential, does have a few retail, dining, and entertainment options available within its borders. There are, however, more than enough sights and eats (along with nightlife, retail, and entertainment) so conveniently located in surrounding neighborhoods.

With the Galleria, the Heights, Memorial Park, and Rice Military are all within driving distance of the neighborhood, Timbergrove residents have plenty of options from which to choose.

Timbergrove also offers a number of green spaces including the Jaycee Park, West 11th Street Park, and Timbergrove Manor Park.

Jaycee Park, located at 1300 Seamist, underwent fairly recent renovation through the efforts of the Friends of Jaycee Park and the surrounding communities. The park now features a basketball court, a number of tennis courts, a playground, a 1/3 mile walking trail, a water playground, and picnic tables.

West 11th Street Park, on the other hand, is a 20.2-acre nature park and is home to several species of birds, butterflies, and a wide variety of other flora and fauna. It is largely wooded, with trails and spots for birdwatchers. Residents also enjoy the White Oak Bayou’s 7.4-mile hike and bike trail, which is connected to several parks including Timbergrove Manor Park.

Timbergrove Houston Realtor – Paige Martin

As featured on Fox News in the Morning, Houston Business Journal and Houston Magazine, Paige Martin, a consistent Top Producing Broker-Associate and head of the Houston Properties Team, is ranked as one of the top residential real estate agents in the world.