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Timbergrove / Lazybrook

Mid century ranch homes and big trees just northwest of the Heights, with quick access to the White Oak Bayou trail.

$655KTypical home value

18 to 20 minTo the Galleria

Houston ISD (verify each address)School district

[~000,000]Residents

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Typical homes: Mid century ranch homes and new construction
Single-family range: $285K to $2.6M
Townhome/condo range: $170K to $1.2M
School district: Houston ISD (verify each address)
To the Galleria: 18 to 20 min
To the Medical Center: 35 to 39 min
To Downtown: 27 to 30 min, about 8.1 miles
Flood notes: [Flood zone and drainage notes. Verify by address.]
Property tax: About 2.13% combined rate

Dillon's take

Timbergrove is a strong alternative when the Heights feels too tight or too pricey. Some streets near the bayou have flooded, so ask for the history on every home.

Dillon Loren
Tradition Realty Group

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Timbergrove / Lazybrook this month

Based on closed HAR MLS sales, 2025-01 to 2026-10. Independently verify before relying on these figures.

$655,000Median sale price

19Median days on market

89Homes for sale

$589,000Typical asking price

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Is Timbergrove / Lazybrook a good place to live?

Mid century ranch homes and big trees just northwest of the Heights, with quick access to the White Oak Bayou trail. It fits families who want heights access with more yard.

How far is Timbergrove / Lazybrook from downtown Houston?

27 to 30 min, about 8.1 miles.

What school district serves Timbergrove / Lazybrook?

Houston ISD (verify each address)

Does Timbergrove / Lazybrook flood?

[Flood zone and drainage notes. Verify by address.]

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