mrfootball Posted August 7, 2007 Share Posted August 7, 2007 Is there a master listing of the individual Woodlands neighborhoods? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CreekDweller Posted August 9, 2007 Share Posted August 9, 2007 The subdivisions in The Woodlands are more for marketing purposes than for appraisal or logistics. Properties are listed under the village name on the appraisal district website, not subdivision, probably because the subdivisions there are so small (some have less than 20 houses in them). Houses for sale in The Woodlands are generally listed by village rather than subdivision, but a realtor there might have some kind of database of neighborhoods. Here are some that I can name off the top of my head but it's definitely not a full list.VILLAGE OF INDIAN SPRINGSAltwoodCascade CanyonChandler CreekFalconwing EstatesHeritage HillHunter's CrossingIdlewoodIndigo SkyLansdowneLennox HillPeaceful CanyonTealbriarVILLAGE OF COCHRAN'S CROSSINGCapstoneCapstone ForestChancery PlaceCopper SageGolden SageHayden's RunHollymeadLyric ArborMeadowmistPalmer Woods ShadowlakeShadowpointStonecroftTurnstoneWaterford BendWyndspireVILLAGE OF PANTHER CREEKThe CoveCreeksideDunlin MeadowHerald OaksLakemist HarbourPebble HollowThe PointeThe Retreat at Vista CoveShadowcreekWedgewood EstatesWedgewood ForestWest IsleWindward CoveVILLAGE OF GROGAN'S MILLAutumnwoodCokeberry ForestFern LakeGrogan's PointSawmill WoodsWilding EstatesVILLAGE OF STERLING RIDGEArtist GroveAshbury SquareBelcourteBurberry ParkChantsongFronteraKnightsgateNocturne WoodsPlayer WoodsScribewoodStar RidgeTerrace MillVILLAGE OF ALDEN BRIDGEGreen GablesNoble BendPlum Crest Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrfootball Posted August 9, 2007 Author Share Posted August 9, 2007 I've noticed that Indian Springs seems to have a nice roll to it. Are there any areas that are more 'hilly' than the others? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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