Inverness Estates Halloween Decorating Contest Winner Brings the Spook to Larch Grove Court
Ghouls, ghosts, and glowing skeletons took center stage this October at 22303 Larch Grove Court, where one local resident conjured up the winning entry in Inverness Estates' annual Halloween Decorating Contest.
Each year, neighbors across the community pull out their cobwebs and cauldrons to compete for the title of the spookiest and most festive home. This season, the standout was clear—the home at the corner of Larch Grove Court and Rochine Drive transformed into a chilling Halloween spectacle complete with towering skeletons, eerie purple lighting, graveyard scenes, and a giant grim reaper looming over the yard.
| The home at 22303 Larch Grove Court in Inverness Estates dazzled with a glowing purple graveyard, towering skeletons, and spooky scene-setting, earning it the top prize in the 2025 Halloween Decorating Contest. (Source: Inverness Estates HOA) |
Passersby were greeted by a spine-tingling archway, glowing figures, and a level of detail that made the haunted display unforgettable. From the ghostly carriage with skeleton passengers to the glowing-eyed creatures watching from above, every element was thoughtfully staged for maximum fright factor—and fun.
Inverness Estates residents flocked to see the display throughout the Halloween week, with many applauding the creativity and community spirit shown by the homeowner. The Halloween Decorating Contest has become a beloved local tradition, encouraging families to get into the spooky season and engage with their neighbors in light-hearted, festive fun.
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Congratulations to the 2025 Halloween Contest winner, and thank you for helping make Inverness Estates one of the most spirited neighborhoods in the Tomball area!
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
