Kipling Oaks is a small country subdivision located to the north of Tomball TX, off SH 249. To get there you are going to have to make a U turn on SH 249 at Rollingwood and then turn right on Coe Rd. There is a sign that tells you to turn for Coe Rd.
The majority of the subdivision was developed in the mid 1970′s through the mid 1980′s. If you are after newer construction there are a few homes that have been built in the last few years. Lot sizes vary from a little less than 1/2 acre to a little more than an acre. There are about 275 home sites in Kipling Oaks. The home have 
a variety of square footage. I found homes with 1500 square feet to homes with 4000 square feet. The more common square footage appears to be around 2200 square feet.
Homes sales are currently in the $140,000 to $240,000 range. The subdivision has a homeowner’s association with fairly light restrictions but is NOT in a MUD district. The yearly maintenacne fee for the HOA is $75. The tax rate is $2.39 per 100 home value. This helps to keep the property taxes fairly reasonable.
There is a community lake, picnic tables and playground for the use of the residents. Catch and release fishing is permitted in the lake. A fairly large flock of ducks and geese live at the lake and they are very friendly. I stopped over by them and they all came running looking for a hand out. I did not have a hand out so quickly took cover as you can tell these were geese with a mission and me not having food was not part of that mission.
The subdivision is in the highly acclaimed Tomball ISD. If you are looking for an affordable country subdivison in the Tomball school district this might be the answer.
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largest cities in the United States the communities still have a sense of a small community. I go to the grocery store, post office, the mall and see people that I know from my area and everyone is so friendly. I think friendly and Texas just goes hand in hand. It is nothing for people to wave as they go by. I have a friend that just moved here and she said to begin with she kept looking over her shoulder to see who they were waving at.
I heard a radio commentator once say we have two seasons here summer and January. That is really not far from the truth. I have to admit it gets a little steamy here in the summer time but air conditioning is a way of life here. Personally I find that I can stay cool easier in the summer time than I used to try and stay warm up north in the winter. We rarely have a day over 100 degrees but it does almost become a broken record in July and August of 95 degrees, 95 degrees, 95 degrees and we do have fairly high humidity. The good news on that is that it keeps our skin soft.
school districts around here must be as good because whether my clients live in 
Burroughs Park is located in Northwest Harris County to the east of Tomball on Hufsmith between Kuykendahl and FM 2978. The park is a sprawling 320-acre park. It is maintained by Harric County Precinct 4. The park is open from 7:00 in the morning until it gets dark. This of course means the park hours are longer in the summer months. 
The park has numerous picnic tables and barbecue grills. They are available on a first come, first serve basis. If you want to check the comings and goings of the park out you can visit the observation deck. The park also boast a Pavilion that will seat 250 people. The Harris county engineers that designed this received an award from the Texas Forest Association for Excellence in Wood Design. To reserve the pavilion you need to call the Precinct 4 Parks Reservations department at 281-353-4196. You will need to call between the hours of 7:30 to 4:30 Monday through Friday to 
make your reservation.
