New Homes in Evergreen from the $290s

Evergreen is zoned to Lamar Consolidated ISD. Exact campus assignments can shift as the community grows, so I’ll confirm the current elementary, middle, and high school for any homesite you’re considering.

Evergreen sits near Highway 36, U.S. 59 / I-69, FM 2218, FM 2977, with quick drive times to (40 min), (17 min), (17 min), (40 min).

I help buyers in this community choose the right floor plan and homesite, understand D.R. Horton’s process, and guide the inspection and closing steps from start to finish.

Every home in the community is built by D.R. Horton, one of the largest and most established builders in the Houston market. There are nine floor plans currently offered, ranging from 1,574 to 2,941 square feet with 3 to 5 bedrooms, up to 3 bathrooms, and 2-car garages. Plan names include the Denton, Cali, Kingston, Midland, Burnet, Texoma, Knox, Grayson, and Lancaster. I can walk you through each one and help you figure out which layout fits your lifestyle and budget.

The community is zoned to Lamar Consolidated ISD. Students typically attend Adriane Mathews Gray Elementary, Wright Junior High, and Dr. Thomas E. Randle High School, all roughly 1.3 miles from the neighborhood. Randle High is described by the builder as being just down the street, which is a nice perk for families with high schoolers. I always recommend verifying your exact address with the district before closing since boundaries can shift as the area grows.

The HOA fee is $775 per year, paid annually. It covers maintenance of the common areas and supports the community amenities, including the planned amenity center, pool, pickleball court, dog park, pavilion, community pond, and walking trails. Compared to many Fort Bend master-planned communities that charge well over $1,000 a year, the dues here are reasonable for what you get.

The amenity package includes a community pool, amenity center, playground, pickleball court, dog park, community pond, and a pavilion for shaded gatherings. There are also walking, jogging, and hike-or-bike trails woven through the neighborhood. Some of these are already in place and others will come online as the community continues to build out, which is normal for a newer D.R. Horton neighborhood.

The community sits just off Highway 36 with quick access to U.S. 59 / I-69. Sugar Land Town Square and First Colony Mall are both about 17 minutes away, which puts a lot of Sugar Land employment within easy reach. Downtown Houston runs about 40 minutes, and OakBend Medical Center is also about 40 minutes. It’s a good fit for buyers working in Sugar Land, Richmond, or Rosenberg, or for hybrid workers who only commute downtown a couple of days a week.

D.R. Horton includes a strong standard package here. You’ll get open-concept layouts, kitchens with shaker-style cabinets and granite or quartz countertop options, stainless-steel appliances including a gas range, dishwasher, and microwave hood combo, vinyl plank flooring through the main living areas, and smart home technology so you can control your thermostat, lights, and locks from your phone. Spray-foam insulation on the exterior walls and attic is also standard, which helps with energy bills and overall comfort.