Stonecreek Estates Community

About Stonecreek Estates

Community overview, amenities, location, builders, a neighborhood FAQ, and our editorial policy.

Community Overview

Stonecreek Estates is a roughly 500-acre master-planned community in the Richmond–Rosenberg area of Fort Bend County, Texas (ZIP 77469), sitting within the historic Wiley Martin Survey, Abstract 56. Fort Bend County processed the first section's plat in early 2016; by 2020 the community had grown to approximately 502.5 acres of homesites, roads, detention areas, open space and amenities.

Homes here have been built by Ashton Woods, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, David Weekley Homes and Westin Homes, with prices that have spanned roughly $370,000 to $720,000+ depending on section and builder. Stonecreek is zoned to Lamar Consolidated ISD, with Don Carter Elementary located directly in the community. The neighborhood is governed by the Stonecreek Estates Home Owner Association, currently managed by SBB Community Management, while Fort Bend County MUD No. 184 provides water and wastewater service separately from the HOA.

Read the full story of the land Stonecreek was built on →

Amenities

Builder and community sources identify the following amenities. Access, hours and seasonal rules are set by the HOA — check the resident portal for current details.

Aerial view of the Stonecreek Estates resort-style pool, splash pad and shaded amenity deck

Builder & Section Map

Where each builder's sections sit within Stonecreek Estates, and what's still being built.

Location

Stonecreek Estates sits close to U.S. 59/I-69 and the Grand Parkway, giving residents quick access to Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land and the greater Houston area. Brazos Town Center—shopping, restaurants and a Cinemark theater—is a short drive away, along with Historic Downtown Richmond and Historic Downtown Rosenberg.

Neighborhood FAQ

Is Stonecreek Estates in Richmond or Rosenberg?

Most homes use a Richmond mailing address, but the City of Rosenberg has played a role in reviewing development plans, and your home may be inside city limits or in unincorporated Fort Bend County. For police, permits, roads and drainage, verify jurisdiction using your exact address rather than assuming the city on your mailing address is the office to call.

What's the difference between the HOA and MUD 184?

They're separate organizations. The Stonecreek Estates Home Owner Association handles deed restrictions, assessments, common areas, amenities and architectural approval. Fort Bend County MUD No. 184 is a separate governmental district that handles water and wastewater service, billed through Municipal District Services (MDS). Water bill questions go to MDS, not the HOA.

Why does "Dry Creek" have water in it?

Despite the name, Dry Creek has always carried water on and off with rainfall, and today it also receives runoff from streets, rooftops and storm drains. It flows southeast toward Smithers Lake, the cooling-water reservoir for the W. A. Parish Generating Station near Thompsons — Stonecreek's own small link to a much larger piece of Fort Bend County infrastructure.

What school district is Stonecreek zoned to?

Lamar Consolidated ISD (Lamar CISD). The current assignment is Don Carter Elementary, Polly Ryon Middle School, Reading Junior High, and George Ranch High School. Secondary-school assignments should be verified directly with Lamar CISD for your exact address each school year, since boundaries can shift as the area keeps growing.

Who built Stonecreek Estates?

Ashton Woods, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, David Weekley Homes and Westin Homes have all built here across different sections and price points. See current new-construction inventory and incentives on the Homes page.

Builders

Ashton Woods, Perry Homes, Toll Brothers, David Weekley Homes and Westin Homes have all built in Stonecreek Estates. For current new-construction inventory, incentives and buyer-representation guidance, visit the Homes section.

Editorial Policy

This site is an independently operated neighborhood information resource. We do not publish fabricated or invented neighborhood news, events or announcements — every article, event and resource here is either independently verified against a real, cited source or submitted by a resident and reviewed by an administrator before anything goes live. Public submissions never publish automatically.

Independent Community Resource

This is an independently operated neighborhood information website and is not the official website of the Stonecreek Estates Home Owner Association, Lamar CISD, Fort Bend County, Fort Bend County MUD No. 184, or any homebuilder unless otherwise stated.