Stone Gate Realtor — Your Local Guide to Stone Gate, Houston TX 77095

Stone Gate at a Glance

Figures are point-in-time and vary by section and address — verify before relying. Not legal or tax advice.

Where Stone Gate Is

Stone Gate is a long, narrow community that follows Queenston Boulevard from US-290 at its north end to Tuckerton Road at its south end, roughly two miles. Riata Ranch and Barker Cypress Road sit to the west, the rail line and the business parks along Telge Road sit to the east, and Cypress North Houston Road crosses the northern sections. The mailing address is Houston, TX 77095, but it’s unincorporated Harris County in the City of Houston’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, so there’s no City of Houston property tax. Houston National Golf Club’s fairways and lakes wind through the middle of the community, and the clubhouse sits on Houston National Boulevard.

Most errands run along US-290, Barker Cypress Road, and FM 1960, and The Boardwalk at Towne Lake is a short drive west.

Stone Gate as outlined in OpenStreetMap, along Queenston Boulevard between US-290 and Tuckerton Road, with Houston National Golf Club running through it. The outline is approximate — confirm any specific parcel at HCAD. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

The Feel of the Area

Stone Gate is a mature golf-course neighborhood. Construction began in 1998, and the homes that sell today were built from about 1999 to 2006, so the streets have full-grown trees, brick elevations, and a consistent look. The layout puts many homes on the fairways or on one of the community lakes, and the golf course’s greenways separate one section from the next, which gives the community a more open feel than a typical grid of lots. Some sections are gated, with call-box gates and a staffed guardhouse on private streets the association maintains; others are open, on public streets.

One of Stone Gate’s lakes, with homes along the far bank.

Homes back directly onto the Houston National course in many sections.

The entrance to Houston National Golf Club, the course the community was built around.

Stone-walled water hazards and homes along the course.

There’s no builder activity, so the homes that come up for sale are resales from owners who’ve been here a while.

Stone Gate Homes for Sale: the Stock and the Market

The housing is detached single-family, one and two stories, mostly in brick. The MLS shows build years from 1999 to 2006, with a median of 2002. Homes that sold over the past year ran from about 1,600 to 4,800 square feet, with a median near 2,900, and three to five bedrooms; the larger golf-course and lake homes push the upper end. Lots run from about 5,750 to 13,700 square feet, with a median near a fifth of an acre.

On value, I pulled the HAR MLS numbers for Stone Gate on September 28, 2026, and removed a sale from Canyon Lakes at Stonegate that the subdivision search picked up. Over the previous 12 months, 57 homes closed at a median sale price of $400,000 ($389,060 after seller concessions), a median of $141.69 per square foot, and a median of 98.7 percent of list price, typically after about 31 days on the market. Sales ranged from $255,000 to $625,000. On September 28, 14 homes were active at a median list price of about $432,450, with 2 pending. At nearly five closings a month, that’s about three months of inventory, which I read as a seller-leaning market: well-priced homes move within a month or so, and buyers should be ready when the right one lists. HAR’s subdivision page, a broader tax-roll view, puts the median market value at about $403,400.

Because Stone Gate mixes compact lots with large golf-course homes, a subdivision-wide median can hide a wide spread. For pricing, I work from Stone Gate’s own closed sales from the last six to twelve months, matched on size, lot, and whether a home sits on the course or a lake, rather than the broader 77095 ZIP code median.

At 20 to 27 years old, most Stone Gate homes have had at least one round of roof, HVAC, and water heater replacements, and many have had more. For buyers, the inspection and the seller’s disclosure show which updates are done; for sellers, documenting them is one of the most useful things you can do before listing.

Featured Stone Gate Homes For Sale

$285,000 Active

10318 Lyndon Meadows Drive Houston, Texas

3 Beds 2 Baths 1,484 SqFt 0.138 Acres

$650,000 Active

11503 Stoney Falls Drive Houston, Texas

5 Beds 4 Baths 4,796 SqFt 0.201 Acres

$460,000 Active

16730 Sonoma Del Norte Drive Houston, Texas

5 Beds 4 Baths 3,856 SqFt 0.194 Acres

$419,900 Active

16731 Mallory Bridge Drive Houston, Texas

4 Beds 4 Baths 3,632 SqFt 0.168 Acres

$599,999 Active

10934 Keystone Fairway Drive Houston, Texas

4 Beds 4 Baths 3,792 SqFt 0.227 Acres

$525,000 Active

11823 Canyon Mills Drive Houston, Texas

4 Beds 4 Baths 3,907 SqFt 0.207 Acres

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What It Costs to Own in Stone Gate

Property taxes. Stone Gate has one utility district, Remington Municipal Utility District No. 1, and one school district, Cy-Fair ISD. The district’s own boundary description and map place the community inside Remington MUD No. 1, and it lies in the City of Houston’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, so there’s no city tax line. I checked each 2025 adopted rate against the Harris County Tax Office’s posting in September 2026; together they come to about 2.21 percent of value:

On a $400,000 home that’s about $8,840 a year before exemptions. As an owner-occupied homestead, the state school exemption, Cy-Fair ISD’s 20 percent local exemption, and the county’s 20 percent exemption bring it to roughly $5,990 a year, assuming no homestead exemption on the college, fire, and MUD lines; I confirm each entity’s exemptions on the parcel before we run your payment. Combined rates across Cypress commonly run from about 2.4 to 3.6 percent, according to HAR’s Harris County property tax guide, and newer master plans with younger utility districts sit toward the top of that range. Remington MUD No. 1 has brought its rate down from $0.45 in 2021 to $0.37 per $100 for 2025 (split $0.12 maintenance and $0.25 debt service), which is a big part of why Stone Gate’s total sits below that range. My guide to how MUD districts work in Texas explains why an established district’s rate tends to fall over time.

Since tax year 2025, Texas school districts exempt $140,000 of a homestead’s value ($200,000 for homeowners 65 or older or disabled), and Cy-Fair ISD adds its 20 percent local homestead exemption. My Texas homestead exemption guide walks through how those stack. Tax year 2026 rates are being adopted this fall, and Cy-Fair ISD’s 2026 rate depends on a voter-approval election on November 3, 2026, so I’ll update this table once the new rates are final. Confirm the parcel’s current rate at HCAD.org. This is general information, not tax advice.

HOA. Stone Gate is governed by the S-G Owners Association, Inc. (the Stone Gate Owners Association), which also covers Canyon Lakes at Stonegate and Canyon Lakes Village and is professionally managed by CCMC. The association publishes its assessment on its website: $1,290 a year for ungated sections and $1,490 a year for gated sections, due January 15. The dues fund the community’s amenities and common areas, and in gated sections the private streets, gates, and guardhouse. I confirm whether a home sits in a gated or ungated section before we run your numbers, so the right figure goes into your payment math from the start.

Resale fees. Every Stone Gate sale requires a resale certificate from the association, and the association’s FAQ lists the current fees, including $340 for the resale certificate and a $45 new-account setup, with extra charges for rush orders. The contract decides who pays each fee, and the association’s management certificate on file with the state is at hoa.texas.gov.

Stone Gate Schools

Stone Gate is entirely within Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, which earned a B (86) in the Texas Education Agency’s 2026 ratings for the 2025–26 school year. Cy-Fair ISD’s 2026–27 Residential Code Report assigns Stone Gate to two residence codes, and they differ only at the elementary level:

The elementary line runs through the middle of the community. When I checked addresses on Cy-Fair ISD’s School Zone Locator in September 2026, homes in the northern sections, including the Canyon Trace and Flower Mist streets, came back zoned to Lamkin, and homes in the southern sections, including Opal Ridge and Lyndon Meadows, came back zoned to Birkes. Spillane Middle School and Cypress Falls High School serve every Stone Gate address. Older records for the area show other campuses; the 2026–27 assignments above replace them.

School assignments are set by the exact address and can change when the district redraws boundaries. Confirm a specific home with Cy-Fair ISD’s School Zone Locator, and check current campus ratings at txschools.gov, before relying on them. Ratings are reported as facts, not endorsements.

Getting Around & Commute

Queenston Boulevard is Stone Gate’s spine, and its north end meets US-290, which carries you southeast toward Beltway 8, Loop 610, and downtown, or northwest toward the Grand Parkway (TX-99). Cypress North Houston Road crosses the northern sections east to west, and Tuckerton Road, at the south end, connects to Barker Cypress Road, the main route south toward FM 529, Clay Road, and I-10 and the Energy Corridor.

Typical peak drive times run 20 to 35 minutes to the Energy Corridor, 35 to 55 to downtown, 30 to 45 to the Galleria, and 40 to 60 to the Texas Medical Center. Bush Intercontinental is 35 to 50 minutes and Hobby 50 to 65. Rush hour stretches all of these, so I suggest driving your own commute at the hour you’d actually be on the road before deciding. METRO’s park-and-ride service along the US-290 corridor offers express buses toward downtown; confirm the current lot and route at ridemetro.org before you plan around it.

Flood Risk — What to Check Before You Buy

Stone Gate sits in northwest Harris County in the Addicks Reservoir watershed, upstream of the reservoir itself. The golf course’s lakes provide some stormwater detention inside the community, and Horsepen Creek, an Addicks tributary, runs a short distance south of Tuckerton Road. I didn’t find a Stone Gate-specific record of homes flooding in Hurricane Harvey in 2017 or the April 2016 Tax Day storm, but the absence of a record isn’t a guarantee, and both storms caused widespread street flooding across northwest Harris County.

Flood designation is set lot by lot, and homes backing onto the lakes or low spots on the course deserve the closest look. For any home you’re serious about, pull the current FEMA zone at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center, ask for the seller’s disclosure of flood history and any insurance claims, and request an elevation certificate if one exists. Harris County Flood Control District’s watershed information is at hcfcd.org. FEMA’s updated Harris County maps under the MAAPnext program are still in draft, so the effective map is the one that governs insurance today.

Things to Do Nearby

Inside the community, the anchor is Houston National Golf Club, an 18-hole championship course of 7,337 yards from the back tees, with a lighted driving range, a pro shop, and the Back Deck Bar & Grille. It takes public tee times, so living in Stone Gate doesn’t require a club membership. The course began as a 27-hole design around 2001 and was redesigned to 18 holes in 2010.

The association’s clubhouse and pools are the everyday gathering spots. The association lists the SG Clubhouse and its pool, the SplashPad Texas pool and spray grounds, a fitness center, sports courts, and playgrounds among its amenities, and the lakes and trails run between the sections. New owners register at the clubhouse office for amenity access cards.

The Stone Gate recreation center, with its red-tile roof and palms.

The lap pool at the recreation center.

The sand-volleyball court and shaded picnic area beside the recreation center.

SplashPad Texas, the association’s splash pool and spray park.

Just outside it:

• Parks and trails: Bear Creek Pioneers Park, 2,154 acres inside Addicks Reservoir at 15015 Clay Road, about 20 minutes south, with ball fields, trails, and a free aviary.
• Dining and shopping: The Boardwalk at Towne Lake for waterfront restaurants, a short drive west, and Houston Premium Outlets near US-290 and the Grand Parkway, about 15 minutes northwest.
• Everyday errands: groceries, restaurants, and services along US-290, Barker Cypress Road, and FM 1960, all within a few minutes.

Is Stone Gate the Right Fit?

The case for Stone Gate is a mature golf-course setting with a tax rate below most of the newer master plans around it. You get larger, mostly brick homes on fairways and lakes, a clubhouse with its own pool, the SplashPad Texas spray park, Cy-Fair ISD schools, and a combined tax rate of about 2.21 percent. The north end sits right at US-290, which shortens the drive toward downtown and the Beltway.

On the planning side, the homes are 20 to 27 years old, so give the inspection real attention and budget for systems as they come due. Golf-course lots carry the view along with cart-path traffic and the occasional stray ball, so walk the lot at different times of day. The elementary campus depends on which end of the community a home sits, so check the school zone before you fall for a house. Dues differ between gated and ungated sections. And inventory is limited to what Stone Gate owners decide to sell, which in a market this tight means acting quickly when the right home lists.

If you’re comparing, the natural alternatives nearby are Aberdeen just to the southwest, Copper Lakes and Copperfield a few miles south, all in Cy-Fair ISD, and Towne Lake to the west if you want newer homes around a large recreational lake. I’m glad to walk you through how they compare on price, taxes, and schools.

Work With a Stone Gate Realtor

The detail I’d want every Stone Gate buyer to know is that the name alone doesn’t tell you which subdivision, school zone, or dues a home carries. When I searched the MLS for Stone Gate sales in September 2026, one of the results was a Canyon Lakes at Stonegate home, which shares Stone Gate’s homeowners association and water district but is platted separately and zoned to Langham Creek High School instead of Cypress Falls. Inside Stone Gate itself, the elementary zone switches from Lamkin to Birkes partway through the community, and a gated lot pays $200 a year more in dues than an ungated one. So on every home I show here, I check the recorded plat, the school zone, and the gated status before we tour. I take the same approach to the rest of this page: the 2.21 percent tax stack came line by line from the Harris County Tax Office, the MUD’s rate from its own records, and the market numbers from my own MLS pull.

With about three months of inventory, a well-prepared Stone Gate home can draw strong interest quickly. One client who sold and bought with me, twice, put it this way: “Kevan provided great tips on how to stage our home and hired a professional photographer with 3D tour capabilities. He marketed our house so well, we received multiple offers, over asking price, in just three days right before Thanksgiving!” — Annie W., seller and buyer.

I’m Kevan Pewitt, a REALTOR® and the broker-owner of Houston Prime Realty. I’ve held my Texas real estate broker’s license since 1989, and I hold the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) designation. My HAR client surveys average 5.0 across 229 verified post-closing reviews, and Texas Monthly has named me a Five Star Professional for 11 years. I work Stone Gate as part of buying and selling in northwest Houston from my brokerage in the same part of town, which lets me price a Stone Gate home against Aberdeen, Copperfield, and the rest of Cy-Fair as well as against its own golf-course comps.

Call or text me directly at 281-500-7077. If you’re selling, I’ll pull your recent Stone Gate comps before we talk price.

Setting Up Utilities in Stone Gate

Stone Gate keeps the water side simple: the community sits inside one water district, and your water, sewer, and trash all come on a single bill.

Water, sewer, and trash. Stone Gate is served by Remington Municipal Utility District No. 1, operated and billed by Inframark. You set up, stop, or pay for service through Inframark’s district page at inframark.com, and the district posts its own notices, rate order, and service agreement at remingtonmud1.org. Start the application a few days before closing; the district’s rate order lists the deposit and application fee. Trash and recycling are part of the district bill: the district contracts collection to Best Trash, with twice-weekly trash pickup and a recycling day set by which side of Queenston Boulevard you’re on (the schedule is on the district’s trash page). The MUD’s share of your property tax is assessed and collected by Assessments of the Southwest (aswtax.com), separately from Harris County’s bill.

Electricity, which you choose. Stone Gate is in the deregulated Texas market, so you pick your own retail electric provider and can switch at the end of any contract. The poles, wires, and meter belong to CenterPoint Energy (centerpointenergy.com), which is who you report an outage or a downed line to no matter whose name is on your bill. You shop and sign up for a plan at the state’s official marketplace, PowerToChoose.org. Have your address or ESI-ID handy, and set it up before closing so the power is on in your name the day you get keys.

Natural gas. Residential gas in Stone Gate comes from CenterPoint Energy and is regulated, so there’s nothing to shop; you just open an account. Confirm the house you’re buying has a gas connection before you set one up.

Internet and TV. Cable from Xfinity is the widely available default, and AT&T offers fiber on some Cypress-area streets. T-Mobile and Verizon 5G home internet and satellite service from Starlink, Viasat, and HughesNet work almost anywhere. Fiber varies block to block, so check the exact address on the FCC National Broadband Map (broadbandmap.fcc.gov) before you count on it.

The homeowners association. Stone Gate is governed by the S-G Owners Association (Stone Gate Owners Association), which also covers Canyon Lakes at Stonegate and Canyon Lakes Village and is managed on-site by CCMC. The association’s website, stonegatetxhoa.com, is where you’ll find new-resident information, gate and EZ Tag registration, architectural forms, and maintenance requests; dues are paid through CCMC’s resident portal, BUURT. Every sale requires a resale certificate from the association, and you can look up the association’s management certificate at hoa.texas.gov.

After you close. File your homestead exemption with the Harris Central Appraisal District at hcad.org, online or with HCAD’s mobile app. Filing is free, and you never need to pay a third party to do it. Property taxes arrive as three separate bills: Harris County’s from the Harris County Tax Office, Cy-Fair ISD’s school tax from the district’s own tax office, and the Remington MUD No. 1 portion from Assessments of the Southwest.

Providers, districts, and coverage vary by address and change over time — verify for your specific home before relying on any of the above. Verified September 27, 2026. Not legal or tax advice.

Quick Answers

Is Stone Gate the same as Canyon Lakes at Stonegate, and what ZIP code and county is it in?

No. Stone Gate is the Houston National Golf Club community along Queenston Boulevard between US-290 and Tuckerton Road, in Houston, TX 77095, unincorporated Harris County. Canyon Lakes at Stonegate is a separately platted sister subdivision to the southwest; it shares the same homeowners association and water district but is zoned to different schools. Stonegate in Fort Bend County is unrelated. Confirm the recorded plat name on the HCAD parcel for any specific home.

What schools serve Stone Gate?

Cy-Fair ISD. Every Stone Gate address attends Spillane Middle School (A, 94) and Cypress Falls High School (B, 85) in the 2026 TEA ratings. The elementary depends on the address: the district’s 2026–27 residence codes send the northern sections to Lamkin Elementary (C, 78) and the southern sections to Birkes Elementary (A, 92). Confirm a specific address on Cy-Fair ISD’s School Zone Locator.

Are Stone Gate’s property taxes higher than the rest of Cypress and northwest Houston?

Generally lower than the newer communities around it. On 2025 adopted rates, Stone Gate’s combined rate is about 2.21 percent: Cy-Fair ISD 1.0669, Harris County entities 0.6289, Remington MUD No. 1 at 0.37, Lone Star College 0.106, and ESD 9 at 0.0388, per $100, with no City of Houston tax. Combined rates across Cypress commonly run about 2.4 to 3.6 percent. On a $400,000 home that’s about $8,840 a year before exemptions and roughly $5,990 as a homestead. Confirm the parcel’s rate at HCAD.org, since 2026 rates are being adopted this fall.

What MUD serves Stone Gate, and who provides water and trash?

Remington Municipal Utility District No. 1 serves the community, at a 2025 rate of $0.37 per $100 (split $0.12 maintenance and $0.25 debt service). Inframark operates and bills water and sewer, and trash and recycling from Best Trash are included on the district bill. Electricity is deregulated, with CenterPoint Energy owning the wires, and CenterPoint is also the gas utility. Confirm service details for a specific address with the district.

What’s the typical home price in Stone Gate?

Over the 12 months ending September 28, 2026, 57 Stone Gate homes sold at a median of $400,000, or about $142 per square foot, per HAR MLS, with sales ranging from $255,000 to $625,000 and a median of about 31 days on the market. On September 28, 2026, 14 homes were active from $285,000 to $650,000. Ask me for the most recent Stone Gate sales before pricing a specific home.

What are the Stone Gate HOA dues, and what does a seller pay at closing?

The S-G Owners Association, managed by CCMC, publishes dues of $1,290 a year for ungated sections and $1,490 for gated sections, due January 15. They fund the clubhouse and pool, SplashPad Texas, the fitness center, sports courts, and common areas, plus the gates and private streets in gated sections. The association’s FAQ lists a $340 resale certificate and a $45 new-account setup among its fees, and the contract decides who pays each one. Confirm the current figures on the resale certificate for the specific home.

Is the Houston National golf course public? Do Stone Gate residents have to join?

Houston National Golf Club is an 18-hole course that takes public tee times, so living in Stone Gate doesn’t require a club membership. The course runs 7,337 yards from the back tees and has a lighted driving range and a restaurant. Confirm current membership and outing terms directly with the club.

Is Stone Gate in a flood zone?

It varies by property. Stone Gate is in the Addicks Reservoir watershed, with golf-course lakes providing some detention and Horsepen Creek just south of Tuckerton Road. I didn’t find a Stone Gate-specific record of homes flooding in Harvey or the 2016 Tax Day storm, which isn’t a guarantee. Check the exact address at the FEMA Flood Map Service Center and ask for the seller’s disclosure of any flood history or claims.

Is there new construction in Stone Gate?

No. Stone Gate is built out, with homes built from about 1999 to 2006 and a median year built of 2002, so every sale is a resale. For a Stone Gate home, budget for systems as they reach replacement age and confirm their condition in the inspection.

Who is a good real estate agent for Stone Gate?

Look for someone who has checked this community at the source: the recorded plat that separates Stone Gate from Canyon Lakes at Stonegate, the Lamkin and Birkes elementary codes, the gated and ungated dues, the 2.21 percent tax stack from the county’s posting, and the flood map for homes on the lakes. I’m Kevan Pewitt, a REALTOR® and the broker-owner of Houston Prime Realty, licensed as a Texas broker since 1989; my HAR client surveys average 5.0 across 229 verified reviews. My guide on how to choose a Realtor covers what to ask any real estate agent. We’ll agree on how I represent you and how that’s paid up front, in writing, and my post on how real estate buyer’s agents get paid in Texas explains the options. Call or text 281-500-7077.

Questions About Stone Gate? Send Me a Note

Have a question about a specific section, the school zone for an address, a gated street, a home on the course, or what a home’s real monthly number would be once taxes and dues are in it? Send me a message and I’ll get back to you personally.