North Lake Village
Cinco IOne of the original, most established neighborhoods, sitting on the Harris County side with homes along the lake. It has its own pooland tennis courts, and a settled, wooded feel.
Original · ~920 homes
Guide
The neighborhoods of Cinco Ranch, explained.
Cinco Ranch is not one generic subdivision; it is a collection of named neighborhoods, each with its own character, builder mix, and amenities, spread across two homeowners associations. This page walks through the main neighborhoods so you can tell a Lakemore lakefront from a Greenway courtyard before you ever tour a home.
02 · The Main Neighborhoods
Ten neighborhoods worth knowing by name.
Neighborhood boundaries are only a starting point. Home age, lot size, and proximity to the water vary block to block, which is why a real local, not a map, is the reliable shortcut.
South Lake Village
Cinco IOlder and tree-lined, close to the Beach Club pool and the lake it is named for. Great for buyers who want established landscaping and the water nearby.
Beach Club close by
Greenway Village
Cinco IICentral and popular, with landscaped streets, parks, trails, a pool, tennis courts, and a community center. Often the first neighborhood people picture when they hear Cinco Ranch.
~1,350 homes
Equestrian Village
Cinco IA neighborhood with its own recreation center and pool off Silver Trails, convenient to the west side of the community.
Rec center + pool
Highland Park
Cinco IIThe west section around Gaston Road, with its own Highland Park recreation center and pool. A quieter, more established corner of Cinco Ranch.
Gaston Road side
Lakemore
Cinco IIThe lakefront neighborhood anchored by The Lakehouse pool and amenity center on Springwood Lake. Waterfront homes live here.
Lakehouse amenity center
Rosewood
Cinco IIA neighborhood south of Cinco Terrace with its own pool, a short walk or bike ride from the community trail network.
Own pool
Meadow Place
Cinco IA Harris County section of the original community, adding to the range of lot sizes and ages across Cinco Ranch.
Harris County side
Canterbury Village
Cinco IAn established neighborhood with a park off Somerset Park Lane, sometimes listed as South Park / Canterbury.
Park on Somerset Park Lane
South Ranch
Cinco IThe southwest section with its own pool and recreation facility, one of the quieter corners of the community.
Pool + rec facility
Smaller sections & sub-communities
Bayou Oaks, Bayou Crossing, Autumn Grove, Bayou Park Estates, Summer Sage and Legacy Place, Fieldstone and Somer Glen, Eagles Creek and Greenbriar, Saddlebrook Crossing, Town Center, and Logan Hollow / Wren Creek. These smaller sections and sub-communities sit within the larger neighborhoods of Cinco I and Cinco II, and listings will often carry both a section name and a neighborhood name.
03 · How the HOAs Work
Two associations, one shared community.
East of the dividing street you are in Cinco I; west of it, Cinco II. The associations work differently in the details, but the headline is the same: a shared-use agreement lets every resident use the pools, parks, lakes, and courts on either side. Including the lake, the Beach Club, and the trail network.
What the shared amenities include- Associations
- Cinco I and Cinco II homeowners associations, run by a professional community services firm.
- HOA dues
- Roughly $1,150 to $1,550 per year depending on your section. Budgets and reserves change; always verify the current figure with the association before you offer.
- Shared-use agreement
- One resident's access card works at every pool, park, court, and lake in the community, not just the one in your neighborhood.
- Taxes & utilities
- Cinco Ranch is served by MUD taxing districts; there is no PID. Your lender or Carol can pull the current rates for the exact property.
04 · Not sure which neighborhood fits?
Tell Carol your priorities and get a shortlist.
School zone, daily commute, pool access, lake view, resale strength. Carol Jukes has spent decades helping Katy buyers and sellers, and thirty minutes with her beats a week of scrolling.