Eagle Springs
Selling Your Home in Eagle Springs, Atascocita?
Pricing, preparation and marketing for Eagle Springs homeowners, with the questions buyers will ask.
Michael O’NealBroker · REALTOR® | The Michael O’Neal GroupKeller Williams Realty NortheastCall or text: 832-797-3780
The short answer
Selling a home in Eagle Springs
Selling a home in Eagle Springs starts with pricing against recent sales of comparable homes nearby, not a neighborhood average. HAR’s 2025 facts put the median market value at $354,100 for Eagle Springs, an appraisal-district value rather than a sale price. Buyers here tend to ask about association dues and fees, property taxes and flood history and insurance, so the preparation below is built around those questions, each with the source we used.
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Market data
Eagle Springs home values and market activity
HAR 2025 neighborhood facts
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Eagle Springs: Single-family homes | 4,003 |
| Eagle Springs: Median home size (sq ft) | 2,724 |
| Eagle Springs: Median lot (sq ft) | 7,950 |
| Eagle Springs: Median year built | 2007 |
| Eagle Springs: Median market value | $354,100 |
| Eagle Springs: Neighborhood value range | $266 - $527K |
Source: HAR.com (HAR 2025 Facts, based on appraisal district records). Market and appraised values are not sale prices. HAR’s neighborhood boundary may not match the subdivision exactly.
What these numbers do not tell you: what a home like yours would sell for today. That comes from an MLS report on recent sales comparable to your home (similar size, age, lot and condition), which is what a pricing review is built on. To see what you would compete with now, open the live listings on our Eagle Springs guide.
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What buyers like about Eagle Springs
These are the sourced facts we lead with in your listing and marketing.
- Two pool complexes and a sports complex
Residents use the Athletic Club Pool (lap pool and diving well) and the Island Club Pool (slides and beach entry), a 24-hour fitness center, two clubhouses, and tennis, pickleball, baseball, soccer and volleyball facilities.
Source: Crest Management: Eagle Springs
- MUD rates below the newest master plans
Adopted 2025 rates are $0.67 per $100 in HC MUD 290 and $0.74 in HC MUD 106, compared with $1.05 in HC MUD 504 next door in The Groves.
Source: HCAD 2025 taxing unit rates
- A large, finished community
HAR counts about 4,003 single-family homes with a 2007 median build year and a median lot of 7,950 sq ft, and HC MUD 290 reports utility and paving construction complete for Sections 17 through 50 in its district.
Source: HAR: Eagle Springs · HC MUD 290: about
- West toward US 59 and IAH
Will Clayton Parkway runs west about 6 miles to US 59, and HC MUD 290 places the district about 7 miles east of Bush Intercontinental Airport.
Source: HC MUD 290: about
- A gated option
Princeton Park is a gated Eagle Springs neighborhood; gate remotes come from the onsite office and the code changes every six months.
Source: Inside Eagle Springs FAQs
What buyers weigh
- Layered HOA charges
Every owner pays the $1,100 annual assessment for 2026, some neighborhoods add a separate fee (as much as $4,000 a year in section E51), and the Villas of Eagle Springs has its own HOA.
Source: Crest Management: Eagle Springs · Villas of Eagle Springs management certificate
- Two MUDs, no published street map
HC MUD 290 covers about 851 acres and HC MUD 106 about 508 acres of Eagle Springs, at different rates, and the split by section is not published.
Source: HC MUD 290: about
- Mostly resale homes
HC MUD 290 reports construction complete for Sections 17 through 50 in its district and HAR's median build year is 2007, so most purchases are resale homes.
Source: HC MUD 290: about · HAR: Eagle Springs
- Rules can differ by section
The management certificate lists separate supplemental declarations for most of Sections 6 through 51, so restrictions are not the same on every street.
Seller preparation
What Eagle Springs buyers will ask, and what to have ready
Read the fee table for your section
Eagle Springs Community Association's 2026 assessment is $1,100 a year for all owners, and Crest's fee table adds neighborhood fees by section code, up to $4,000 a year for E51. The Villas of Eagle Springs is a separate HOA managed by ACMI. Pools and the fitness center need a photo Amenity Access Card, which is activated only when the account is in good standing.
- Neighborhood documents on insideeaglesprings.com need a resident login; Crest posts governing documents publicly
- Supplemental declarations differ for most of Sections 6-51
What buyers will do: Ask for the resale certificate early and check it shows the master assessment, any section fee and any second HOA.
What to have ready: The management company’s contact, an early order for the resale certificate for every association on the lot, and approval letters for exterior changes.
Sources: Crest Management: Eagle Springs · Texas HOA management certificate search
MUD 290 or MUD 106
Eagle Springs is unincorporated. A home pays Harris County units, Humble ISD ($1.1052 per $100 for 2025), ESD 46 ($0.10) and one of two MUDs: HC MUD 290 at $0.67 or HC MUD 106 at $0.74 (2025 adopted). The sections in each MUD are not published, so the HCAD account is the only reliable check. The seller's bill reflects the seller's exemptions and value, not what you will pay.
What buyers will do: Look up the exact address on HCAD, note which MUD is listed, and build your payment estimate from those rates.
What to have ready: Your latest tax statement with its list of taxing units and your exemptions. Buyers know their own bill will be figured on their own value and exemptions, so a clear breakdown helps.
Sources: HCAD property search · Harris County Tax Office rates · HC MUD 290
Lakes, drainage reserves and the F-15 study
HC MUD 290 says its developed acreage has underground water, sewer and drainage, with about 75 acres of drainage easements and rights-of-way. Eagle Springs lies in the study area of HCFCD's Atascocita Area Drainage Analysis, and community lakes such as Lake Montage sit beside homes. Public reporting on Harvey (2017) does not single out Eagle Springs, so the home's own record matters.
- Ask for the seller's disclosure, any elevation certificate and the FEMA claims history the seller can request
- Price flood insurance even if the lot is outside a mapped high-risk zone
What buyers will do: Check the address on FEMA's Map Service Center and the Harris County FEMT, especially for lots that back to a lake or drainage reserve.
What to have ready: Your seller’s disclosure flood answers, any elevation certificate, your flood insurance declarations page and records of any claim, repair or mitigation work.
Sources: FEMA Flood Map Service Center · Harris County Flood Education Mapping Tool · HCFCD F-15 Atascocita drainage study
Insurance and disclosures: buyers will price homeowners and flood insurance before they commit. Have your current declarations pages, any elevation certificate and any flood-claim history ready; Texas sellers also answer flooding questions on the seller’s disclosure notice (Texas Property Code §5.008). See our Houston flood map guide.
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Seller questions
Selling in Eagle Springs: common questions
How much is my Eagle Springs home worth?
HAR's 2025 facts list a median market value of $354,100 for Eagle Springs; that is an appraisal-district value, not a sale price. What a specific home sells for depends on its size, lot, age, condition and the competing listings, so a pricing review compares yours with recent MLS sales of similar homes nearby.
Sources: HAR.com: Eagle Springs Checked Oct. 22, 2026
How long does it take to sell a house in Eagle Springs?
HAR's public neighborhood pages do not publish an average days on market for Eagle Springs. Across Greater Houston, single-family homes averaged 58 days on the market in September 2026, according to HAR. Your home's timeline depends on its price position, condition and the competing listings; a pricing review pulls the MLS days on market for comparable sales nearby.
Sources: HAR September 2026 Housing Market Update Checked Oct. 25, 2026
What should I have ready before selling a house in Eagle Springs?
Buyers in Eagle Springs most often ask about association dues and fees, property taxes and flood history and insurance. Have ready: The management company’s contact, an early order for the resale certificate for every association on the lot, and approval letters for exterior changes. Your latest tax statement with its list of taxing units and your exemptions. Buyers know their own bill will be figured on their own value and exemptions, so a clear breakdown helps. Your seller’s disclosure flood answers, any elevation certificate, your flood insurance declarations page and records of any claim, repair or mitigation work.
Sources: Crest Management: Eagle Springs · Texas HOA management certificate search · HCAD property search · Harris County Tax Office rates Checked Oct. 22, 2026
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