Kingwood / Villages

Hunters Ridge Village

Early-1980s Kingwood at an approachable price point.

Hunters Ridge has about 1,029 homes with a 1983 median build year, City of Houston taxes and no MUD, and one of the lower value ranges among Kingwood's single-family villages.

What sets Hunters Ridge apart

Hunters Ridge is a practical entry into Kingwood: HAR counts about 1,029 single-family homes with a median of about 2,197 sq ft on lots near 8,900 sq ft. HAR's tax table shows City of Houston and Humble ISD with no MUD. Listings mention pools, parks and walking paths. The zoned elementary varies by street, so verify it for the address.

Housing and architecture

HAR's 2025 facts list 1,029 single-family properties, median year built 1983, median 2,197 sq ft, median lot about 8,896 sq ft. Source

HAR's 2025 facts give and an average of 3.58 bedrooms and 2.63 baths. Source

Everyday life and location

The Garden Lake Dr listing says the community offers swimming pools, parks and jogging/walking paths. Source

Association and ownership

Hunters Ridge is listed as one of Kingwood's villages, and its association website is titled Hunters Ridge Village Community Association. Source

ProPublica's IRS data list Hunters Ridge Village Community Association (Houston, TX) with $472,311 in revenue for the fiscal year ending June 2021, with filings back to 2005. Source

HAR's tax table lists City of Houston and Humble ISD with no MUD; listed rates total about 2.34% (no tax year shown; varies by property). Source

Wikipedia's list of Kingwood villages includes Hunters Ridge. Source

Assessments, rules and management change. Get current figures and the deed restrictions from the association or the title company before your option period ends.

Schools

Hunters Ridge Village is in Humble ISD. School assignments are set by address and can change each year, so confirm with the district’s lookup tool before you rely on a campus. See my Kingwood schools guide for the official tools.

A May 2026 listing in Hunters Ridge Village Sec 01 is zoned to Greentree Elementary, Creekwood Middle and Kingwood High. Source

Listings on Garden Lake Dr (built 1983) and Meadow Springs Dr (built 1984) are zoned to Bear Branch Elementary, Creekwood Middle and Kingwood High, so the elementary varies by street (Greentree or Bear Branch). Source

Homes in Hunters Ridge

I don’t have a listing in Hunters Ridge right now. You can see every active home here on HAR.com, or tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll send matches as they come up, including homes before they hit the market when sellers allow it.

Buying here

What I would check before buying in Hunters Ridge

  • Updates on a 1980s home: roof, HVAC, plumbing, windows and foundation history.
  • The zoned elementary for the street (listings show different campuses).
  • Current association assessment and deed restrictions from the association or title company.
  • Street-level drainage history using the official tools in my flood guide.

Selling here

Selling in Hunters Ridge

Buyers here compare condition and updates closely. I price against recent Hunters Ridge sales of similar size and update level and make the improvements easy to see.

A valuation request is a pricing conversation based on recent sales, not an appraisal. See what it costs to sell in Kingwood.

Talk to Michael

Thinking about Hunters Ridge?

Ask about a home, a street or a section, or have me compare Hunters Ridge with other villages for you. Call or text 832-797-3780.

Sources and last review

Last reviewed October 11, 2026. Each fact above links to its source. Listing-based details describe specific homes and may not apply to every home in the village.

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