Tamarron

Tamarron sits along the FM 1463 and Katy-Fulshear Road corridor in Fort Bend County, spanning the line between Katy and Fulshear. D.R. Horton broke ground here in the late 2010s and has built the community ever since, making it one of the largest single-builder neighborhoods in the region. The newer Tamarron West section stretches the footprint further west toward Woods Road in Brookshire, tying the community into the growing Jordan Ranch corridor.

At full build-out, Tamarron will include more than 6,000 homes across dozens of sections, so you will find a real mix of home ages depending on where you land. Most of the community falls within Lamar Consolidated ISD, though a smaller slice along the eastern edge is zoned to Katy ISD instead. It is worth confirming your exact zoning before you fall in love with a specific street. While district zones can’t change, campus zoning within each district can, and often do.

Commuters appreciate how close Tamarron sits to both the Katy Freeway and the Texas Heritage Parkway, which makes the drive into Houston or out to the Energy Corridor fairly manageable. Jordan Ranch Blvd. and Tamarron Parkway thread through the community and connect out to FM 1463, so getting around never feels like a maze. Downtown Fulshear is just minutes away too, adding small-town charm and the stores and restaurants they feature to the daily routine.

Living in Tamarron puts you within easy reach of two very different shopping scenes. Katy Asian Town offers a dense cluster of authentic restaurants, grocers, and shops that locals rave about, while LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch delivers upscale retail, patio dining, and a lively outdoor concert lineup throughout the year. Both are a short drive away, so date nights and grocery runs rarely feel like a chore.

Downtown Fulshear has grown into a genuine destination in its own right, with local boutiques, coffee shops, and family-owned restaurants lining the streets. It still carries that small-town feel even as new development pops up around it, which is a balance a lot of buyers say they are searching for. Weekend farmers markets and community events add to the charm without feeling manufactured.

For bigger outings, the Katy Mills area and the broader Cinco Ranch retail corridor are close enough for a quick trip, and Houston’s Energy Corridor sits within a reasonable commute for anyone working in oil and gas. Traffic along FM 1463 can bunch up during peak hours, so it helps to know the back roads, but overall the area strikes a nice balance between convenience and that quieter suburban pace.

Tamarron was built around the idea that residents should never run out of things to do close to home. The resort pool and competition pool anchor the amenity package, and on hot Texas afternoons the splashpad becomes the neighborhood’s real gathering spot for families with young kids. Two separate recreation centers spread these features across the community, so nobody has to drive far to enjoy them.

Beyond the pools, Tamarron layers in a clubhouse and fitness center for residents who want a workout without leaving the neighborhood, plus tennis courts and pickleball courts for anyone chasing a friendly rivalry. Playgrounds and pocket parks are situated throughout the sections in both Tamarron and Tamarron West, giving kids plenty of places to burn off energy within walking distance of home.

For the explorers among us, Tamarron features miles of trails winding past the lakes and fountains that give the neighborhood its resort-style feel, and those same paths connect to the sports fields where weekend leagues and pickup games are a common sight. Taken together, the amenities give Tamarron a genuine sense of place, something buyers notice quickly compared to newer communities still filling in their features.

Tamarron falls under the Fort Bend County Appraisal District, and there are no county exceptions here since the entire community sits within it’s boundaries. The total rate you pay combines several taxing entities, including the school district, the municipal utility district, and county services, and that combined rate can vary slightly from section to section depending on which entities serve your street.

As of July 2026, the average combined rate before any exemptions or reductions runs about 2.84 percent. In Tamarron, as with all of Texas, rates apply to every $100 of a property’s assessed valuation, so on an average sales price of $355,000, the math works out like this.

$355,000 / $100 = $3,550 x 2.84 = $10,082 in annual property tax assessments.

Keep in mind this figure excludes homestead, over-65, and other exemptions, which can bring your actual bill down considerably. It is worth reading up on how property taxes work before you file for any of those.

On the HOA side, Tamarron’s dues run $1,250 a year, which is low given the scope of the amenities you get access to.

Homes in Tamarron range from roughly 1,300 to just under 5,000 square feet, giving buyers a real spread whether they are starting out or need room to grow into. New construction is still active in Tamarron West, so buyers can choose between a brand new build with the latest floor plan or a resale in one of the more established sections closer to the original entrance. Pricing generally runs from the mid $200,000s to well into the high $700,000s.

Floor plans come across 45, 50, and 60 foot homesites, which translates to standard subdivision lots throughout the community rather than golf course or waterfront parcels. Corner lots and a handful of homesites backing to green space or the community lakes tend to draw extra interest, so those move a little faster once they hit the market, especially in the newer Tamarron West sections. Be prepared though, those lots are commanding a sizable premium to purchase.

D.R. Horton and its family of builders has built every home in Tamarron, which gives the community a consistent look and feel from section to section rather than the patchwork you sometimes see in multi-builder neighborhoods. As the nation’s largest homebuilder, D.R. Horton brings smart home technology and energy efficient features standard, and their long track record in the Houston market gives buyers some added confidence in resale value down the road.