Neighborhoods

Just five miles west of Fulshear lies Simonton, a hidden enclave of pastoral luxury. While Fulshear has exploded with master-planned communities, Simonton has remained true to its roots: century-old pecan trees, acreage homesites, and a quiet, equestrian culture.

Weston Lakes is more than a neighborhood; it is its own incorporated city behind a 24-hour manned guard gate. Nestled among century-old pecan trees and the Brazos River, it offers a level of privacy and security that no other community in Fulshear can match.

When locals say “Fulbrook,” they are often referring to two distinct but connected lifestyles. Whether you are looking for the sprawling 1+ acre estates of Classic Fulbrook or the modern, amenity-rich community of Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek, one thing remains consistent: The Trees.

Cross Creek Ranch is more than a subdivision; it is the economic and social engine of Fulshear. Spanning over 3,200 acres, this master-planned community is defined by its water features, extensive trail systems, and resort-style living.

If Cross Creek Ranch is the “Resort,” Jordan Ranch is the “Front Porch.” Located just minutes west of the Texas Heritage Parkway, Jordan Ranch offers a slower, more connected pace of life. It is designed around the concept of an “Agri-hood”—where modern luxury meets a community farm.