Falcon Point

Falcon Point sits on the southwest side of Katy, tucked just off Kingsland Boulevard inside the popular 77494 zip code. Drivers reach it easily, since both Interstate 10 and the Grand Parkway run only minutes away. That location keeps the Energy Corridor within a short commute, which appeals to professionals who still want real green space. Mature oaks line the streets, and the entire community wraps gracefully around a private golf course.

Builders shaped most of Falcon Point through the 1990s and into the early 2000s, so the neighborhood feels settled rather than brand new today. In all, it holds roughly 530 homes, a number that delivers genuine scale while keeping a tight, familiar feel. Designers laid the streets around The Club at Falcon Point, the anchor that still defines daily life here. As you wander, you will notice both gated and non-gated pockets for the privacy conscious homeowner.

Many families settle here first for the schools, since Katy ISD zones the community to three highly rated campuses. Rylander Elementary sits especially close by, which means shorter, calmer morning runs for busy parents. From there, kids move up to WoodCreek Junior High and then historic Katy High School, both well regarded across the district. Better still, Falcon Point Drive feeds the neighborhood directly, so you rarely battle traffic near home.

Step outside Falcon Point and the wider Katy lifestyle opens up quickly. La Centerra at Cinco Ranch sits minutes away, blending upscale shops, sit down restaurants, and a lively green where the community gathers for festivals. Residents drift over for weekend coffee, then linger for live music after dinner. Because the center mixes dining, shopping, and play in one walkable spot, locals keep returning.

Shopping stretches well beyond a single center, though. Katy Mills draws bargain hunters with its sprawling outlet stores, while Katy Asian Town serves some of the best noodles and boba anywhere around. Hungry families rarely run short on options, since beloved local spots and familiar national chains line the nearby corridors. Whether you crave Tex Mex, fresh sushi, or a quick burger, you will find it within a short drive.

Entertainment rounds out the picture nicely as well. Typhoon Texas keeps kids cooling off all summer long, while nearby parks give weekends an easy rhythm of shaded trails and busy playgrounds. Meanwhile, medical offices, grocery stores, and everyday errands all stay close, which quietly removes plenty of daily friction. For buyers weighing the area, that blend of fun and convenience frequently seals the decision.

In Falcon Point, the headline amenity is The Club at Falcon Point, a private club that residents simply live beside. Membership stays optional here, so you join only if the lifestyle truly fits. Those who do unlock an 18 hole championship golf course designed by Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge. Golfers reach the first tee in minutes, while everyone else still enjoys the lush fairways and scenic lakes that frame the neighborhood.

The club clearly anchors social life for members who sign on. Inside the clubhouse, they gather for dining, events, and easy conversation after a round. Just outside, the swimming pool cools off long Texas summers in real style. Racquet fans then claim five lighted tennis courts and four dedicated pickleball courts, while lessons and leagues keep the calendar full. As part of the Invited network, members also tap clubs nationwide.

Members round out the perks with a well equipped fitness center, which trades a long gym commute for a quick workout close to home. Meanwhile, scenic lakes thread through the property and draw walkers at dawn and dusk, membership or not. Ultimately, that setup hands buyers a rare and welcome choice. You can lean fully into country club living, or simply enjoy the calm, manicured views from your own lot every single day.

Homes in Falcon Point receive their annual property tax assessments from the Fort Bend County Appraisal District. The total tax rate consists of several different taxing entities, which can vary depending on the part of the community where you live. These rates typically apply to the school district, MUD district, and county or city services, but they can vary based on the specific section.

As of the time of this writing (April 2026), the average property tax rate for homes in the neighborhood is 2.44%. Just as with every home in the Katy area, these rates apply to every $100 of a home’s valuation. The current average sales price is $522,000, which we’ll use to map out how property taxes work. To understand how that plays out, that $522,000 home could expect to pay $12,737 / year in property taxes:

$522,000 / $100 = $5,220 x 2.44 = $12,737.

This of course does not take into account homestead, over 65, and other tax exemptions that offer significant tax savings. Read more about how property taxes work in our area. As of the time of this writing, the annual HOA Dues here are $730. That figure should be regarded as high particularly considering that all of the amenities in the neighborhood are tied to the private club.

Homes in Falcon Point lean spacious and traditional, with most ranging from roughly 2,500 to nearly 5,000 square feet. Many show classic brick and stucco facades, soaring ceilings, and open kitchens clearly built for gathering. Since builders completed the community years ago, you will shop resale rather than new construction here. That maturity brings established landscaping and streets that already feel lived in.

Pricing generally lands between the upper $400,000s and the high $650,000s, though standout estates climb well higher. Lots tend toward generous, often near a quarter acre, which gives families genuine room to breathe. Buyers will find standard interior lots, sunny corner lots, and quiet cul de sac sites throughout. Better yet, golf course and lakefront lots appear regularly, and those views grab attention instantly.

Custom and semi custom builders shaped these streets through the 1990s and early 2000s, so floorplans happily vary in the best way. Rather than one repeated design, you gather real character and individuality from house to house. Many properties also reveal thoughtful upgrades from owners who clearly invested over the years. Because each home carries its own story, touring Falcon Point feels more like discovery.