Tucked into the growing north Katy area, King Crossing is a well-established residential neighborhood in Katy, Texas 77493, located within Harris County. Developed primarily between 2015 and 2019, the community reflects a period of intentional growth in Katy—one that balanced affordability, modern design, and livability for families, professionals, and long-term homeowners.
Homes in King Crossing were designed with everyday life in mind. The typical home spans approximately 2,669 square feet on an average 6,923-square-foot lot. Builders such as Pulte Homes and Beazer Homes played a key role in shaping King Crossing, bringing a mix of value-driven construction and architectural variety. Many homes back to lakes or green spaces, and interior layouts reflect modern preferences, with open living areas, functional kitchens, and flexible spaces suited for work-from-home or multigenerational needs.
Community Amenities and Everyday Lifestyle
What truly defines King Crossing is how the neighborhood encourages residents to step outside and engage with their surroundings. The community offers a central swimming pool with pavilion, a splash pad, a dog park, and walking trails that weave around several scenic lakes. These shared spaces naturally bring neighbors together—whether it’s families spending afternoons by the pool, dog owners meeting on morning walks, or residents enjoying evening strolls along the water.
The layout and amenities support a lifestyle that feels both relaxed and connected, without the scale of a massive master-planned community. For many residents, King Crossing strikes a comfortable balance: established enough to feel settled, yet modern enough to meet today’s expectations.
King Crossing’s Place in Katy
Located in one of Katy’s steadily growing areas, King Crossing benefits from convenient access to major roadways, nearby shopping and dining, and the broader Katy area’s strong reputation for livability. The neighborhood’s timing—built during a key growth window for Katy—has helped it mature into a community with character, consistency, and lasting appeal.
King Crossing remains a neighborhood worth knowing. Its blend of modern homes, outdoor amenities, and community-oriented design continues to attract residents who want more than just a house—they want a place that feels like home.
