Homes for Sale in Grand Mission from the $250s

Grand Mission is zoned to Fort Bend 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.

Grand Mission sits near Grand Parkway (TX-99), Westpark Tollway, FM 1093, with quick drive times to (38 min), (39 min), (15 min), (16 min).

My job is to help you find the right home on the right street here and negotiate it with the full picture of recent Grand Mission sales and inspection patterns in mind.

Available homes here generally trade from the $250s up to the $640s, with the typical sale landing in the upper $300s. Pricing is driven by square footage, lot location relative to the lake and recreation hubs, and how recently the home has been updated. I’ll pull a custom comp set for the specific section you’re considering before we write an offer.

Coventry Homes, which built Grand Mission Estates, is sold out, so today’s inventory is existing homes from prior owners. That actually works in a buyer’s favor in some ways. You can see mature landscaping, finished amenities, and real neighbor feedback before committing, and negotiation has more room to move than a typical builder transaction.

The community is zoned to Fort Bend ISD, with Juan Seguin Elementary located inside the neighborhood on Grand Mission Boulevard. Middle and high school zoning typically routes to David Crockett Middle and George Bush High, but Fort Bend ISD periodically adjusts attendance boundaries, so verifying the assigned campuses for your specific address is part of my due diligence on every offer.

The Grand Mission HOA assessment is approximately $1,050 per year, managed by Grand Mission Homeowners Association, Inc. It covers common area maintenance, the clubhouse and amenity hubs, pools, the trail network, and lake upkeep. A few sections within the broader area show closer to $875 per year, so the exact figure depends on which phase the home sits in. I’ll confirm the assessment in writing before we close.

The private community exit onto the Westpark Tollway is the real difference maker. Sugar Land Town Square is about 15 minutes, First Colony Mall about 16, and downtown Houston runs roughly 38 minutes door to door. Costco, H-E-B, and the Target Grocery on Grand Parkway are all six to seven minutes out, so daily errands stay close.

The two recreation hubs and the 5,500 sq ft clubhouse get steady traffic. The Jr. Olympic pool with the dual chute slide is a summer magnet for families, the lap pool overlooking the lake draws the morning swim crowd, and the 40-plus miles of trails connect the soccer fields, sports courts, and spray park into a true walkable amenity loop.